Vacu Vin Stainless Steel Wine Saver Gift Set

Vacu Vin Stainless Steel Wine Saver Gift Set

Vacu Vin Stainless Steel Wine Saver Gift Set

  • Stainless steel vacuum pump, 2 reusable rubber stoppers, and 2 crystal-like pourers
  • Extracts air from opened bottles to slow down the oxidation process and keep wine fresh for 7 to 10 days
  • Ingenious ?click? sound tells you when optimum vacuum level is reached
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Vacuum pump measures 5 by 3 inches

The Wine Saver is a vacuum pump which extracts the air from an opened bottle and reseals it with a reusable rubber stopper. It slows down the oxidation process and keeps the wine fresh for 7 to 10 days

List Price: $ 29.99

Price: $ 16.50

3 COMMENTS

  1. 34 of 35 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Excellent Product for keeping Wine fresher…, March 3, 2007
    By 
    Q. Gessner
    (REAL NAME)
      

    This product is well made and easy to use. The pump makes a “clicking” sound when the vacuum seal has reached it’s maximum. I have found that you still have to refrigerate your wine for best results and that this product will not eliminate the need to keep your opened wine chilled.

    This product will extend the life of your wine’s, however not indefinitely. It is designed to extend the freshness of the wine, not prolong it forever!

    For the money – this product delivers! Made well and built to last.

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  2. 45 of 46 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Wine Saver, Money Saver, August 29, 2007
    By 
    Alan (West Lawn PA) –

    This review is from: Vacu Vin Stainless Steel Wine Saver Gift Set (Kitchen)

    As any wine drinker, be it red or white, knows, the worst thing that can happen to a bottle of wine opened at dinner, is to not be able to finish the bottle of wine at dinner.

    I’m a novice drinker of wine, and sometimes can go through a bottle with my girlfriend in one night, other times, the wine just doesn’t go down as well, and you want to save it for the next night. Previous attempts to recork the bottle, or buy a cheap $5 wine saver cork at Target were unsuccessful and only allowed me a day or two of storage in the fridge.

    Then along came Vacu Vin. The giftset is a blessing in disguise, as not only does it come with Vacu Vin’s pump and 2 stoppers, it also comes with 2 wine pourers, which eliminates my most hated part of the wine, trying to not leak wine all over the counter/floor when I was done with a glass’s pour.

    The vacu vin gives me about 5 days in the wine cooler before its time to either finish it, or pour it down the drain.

    I give this 2 thumbs up , and highly recommend it to all wine drinkers.

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  3. 153 of 167 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Handsome and Practical, December 26, 2007
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    This review is from: Vacu Vin Stainless Steel Wine Saver Gift Set (Kitchen)

    This stainless version of the popular winesaver includes two non-drip pouring spouts. The stainless look is perhaps worth a few dollars more than the cost of the plastic models.

    Looking at the reviews of this an other Vacuvin products, you see reports that are deeply contradictory. It’s interesting that there is such a divergence of experience with such a simple product. The ideas behind Vacuvin are pretty simple.
    First, air is the enemy of an open bottle of wine. Bacteria in the air want to turn alcohol into vinegar. The air itself oxidizes and dulls the taste of all but the most robust wines.
    Second, you can remove some of the air with a simple pump and thereby slow down the rate at which wine deteriorates.

    Why then, do we have both no-star and five-star reactions to this product?
    Maybe the biggest source of disagreement is expectations. Vacuvin slows the deterioration of wine in the bottle, but it doesn’t stop it.

    Another possible reason for all the disagreement might be a question of temperature. The biochemical reactions that kill your wine are temperature sensitive. They proceed faster when the wine is warm and slow down when it’s cool. Putting a pumped-out bottle in the refrigerator or wine cooler will slow down the spoilage processes and make Vacuvin more effective.
    A third issue is the way the wine is handled before the Vacuvin plug goes in. If wine has a lot of air dissolved in it by being poured from decanter to bottle, there’s no system that will keep it fresh.

    For more info on wine storage, check out my book, New Short Course in Wine,The

    –Lynn Hoffman, author of New Short Course in Wine,The and bang BANG: A Novel from Kunati Books.

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