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Contains 100 Wine Tags with Permanent Pen. A necessity for all wine collectors and a subtle compliment as a gift. Reusable plastic WineTags identify red and white wines at a glance without disturbing them. To use on Champagne bottle, just snip the shoulder of tag.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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I have purchased essentially the same wine tags from other sources for twice the $10 cost of the 100 Oenophilia tags (there is another product by the same company for $15 - I didn't see any difference there either???). The tags are small, but adequate + I have over 400 bottles and if the tags were bigger it could cause a space problem; the non-gloss surface makes it easy to write on, but the pen that comes with the set is worthless; the tag hole is too small for Pinot-type bottles, but I simply cut the tag loop and it fits fine; the box they come in is compact, easily stored and accessed. I use the tags only once as I keep the used tags to remind me what I liked and for re-ordering wines. I recommend the tags.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Nice, sturdy plastic tags. I do not use the pen that came with as the tags are pretty small so I use an ultra fine point sharpie so I can put all my info on the tag. I do not consider them reusable, but I guess you could use a dry erase marker on them and they would probably clean. I have not tried that. For now, they are keeping my cellar organized and allows me to find a specific bottle without having to pull it from the rack.
I would recommend the product for basic everyday use.
I would recommend the product for basic everyday use.
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These are pretty simple little plastic tags. My pens took forever to dry, and the holes are actually a bit too small for Pinot Noir and similarly large-mouthed bottles. I wouldn't buy them again because most of my wine is Pinot Noir, but if you have cellar with smaller-mouthed bottles.
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