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Product Description
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.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
119 of 123 people found the following review helpful
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This device is perfect for anyone who finds that they don't consume an entire bottle of wine at one sitting and would like to preserve the wine for as long as possible without it ruining. Wine can be an expensive luxury and there is nothing worse than having it turn to vinegar due to improper storage. This device is amazingly simple to use and works perfectly. Simply insert one of the rubber stoppers into the open bottle of wine, place the pump over the top and pump about 5 to 6 times until you hear a distinctive "clicking" sound and you are done. All of the excess oxygen in the bottle has now been removed and the wine is vacuum sealed. When ready to re-serve the wine, simply press the nib on top of the stopper to release the vacuum, remove and serve. It couldn't be any easier or simpler. Well worth the price and you may want to consider purchasing the extra stoppers if you tend to have more than a couple of bottles open at any one time.
92 of 97 people found the following review helpful
This is a great product. I've also found that it can keep coffee fresh, too: just clean out and dry an empty wine bottle, put your coffee beans in the bottle, and seal the top.
40 of 44 people found the following review helpful
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If you enjoy a nice glass of wine and don't finish the bottle, you know how that great taste can change. Like many of you, we have purchased a number of wine savers and for the most part none of them work. Finally we found a winner. The Wine Saver works by pumping all of the air out of the bottle and keeps it fresh until you're ready to drink it again. It not only works, it works great; and it's easy to use. It even starts to create a clicking sound when the process is complete. It's a great product we give them as gifts and I recommend them to you.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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My wife and I regularly drink wine, but usually only have a glass per day, and with some wines, if you don't finish it the next day, it's awful the 3rd day. We bought this to save a little money and see if we could extend the life of our wines. It does work quite well, and exactly as they describe. You place the stopper in the bottle, pump the pump a few times until you hear a click and you're done. I will say this, it won't get you 10 days. In our experience, we get around 4 to 5 days using this device. Still worth the money, as you don't have to have the same wine 2 nights in a row just because you opened it the previous night and didn't finish the bottle.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By R. Alcantara
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We've owned and used this wine saver now for about three years. It saves our wines quite nicely. We put a saver on our white wine, and lay the bottle on its side in the refrigerator. No drips or leakage. Our red wines, which we leave out, depending on the quality of the wine, retains its taste for a few days. We've since then purchased a set and extra plugs for my husbands parents. They also like it. Buy it. Its cheap and saves your wine.
21 of 25 people found the following review helpful
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Ethanol (alcohol) reacts with oxygen to form acetaldehyde, which then becomes acetic acid, a.k.a. vinegar. This is why wine tastes like crap the day after the bottle is opened. This Vacu Vin product is easy to use, and forms a tight seal on wine bottles. The seal prevents more oxygen from entering the bottle, effectively limiting the ethanol to vinegar reaction. Unfortunately, the reaction still proceeds somewhat, because when the bottle is sealed, there is still oxygen-containing air in the empty space.
So all in all, this product does limit the ethanol to vinegar reaction, but in order to really eliminate it, you would also need one of those CO2 sprayers to fill the empty space in the bottle.
So all in all, this product does limit the ethanol to vinegar reaction, but in order to really eliminate it, you would also need one of those CO2 sprayers to fill the empty space in the bottle.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
By G. Sonsini
Highly recommended for wines sensitive to oxidation. Great for preserving reds. Not for use on sparkling wines of any kind, though.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Junlei Li
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We have had our set for over 6 years. The same set, never broken. This year, it starts to get "sticky" and finally get a little hard to push through (the pumper), so I rubbed some vaseline on it, and viola! good as new. This is one of the neatest, most useful toys for people who don't drink a whole bottle each time! One very nice feature ... this topper gives a clicking sound when the air is fully sucked out. So you don't have to keep pumping and wonder if you've done your job!
What we discovered, in addition to enjoying this ourselves, is to give this as a Christmas present. Everyone we have gave this to (at least 9 people now), and every single person has been impressed by it, and thought "what a great idea!" (as far as saving wine is concerned).
Anyhow, fully endorse this brand and this product.
What we discovered, in addition to enjoying this ourselves, is to give this as a Christmas present. Everyone we have gave this to (at least 9 people now), and every single person has been impressed by it, and thought "what a great idea!" (as far as saving wine is concerned).
Anyhow, fully endorse this brand and this product.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
As expected.
I have to keep many bottles of wine fresh for long periods of time, and this pump does help them last an extra 2-3 days. I have used them before, so it worked as expected.
Published 14 hours ago by Winegal
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wine saver vacum pump with 2 stoppers
the best way to store wine. I sell them in my cellar door and recommend them as the way to get the best from wine
Published 17 hours ago by Susan Andrews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Everyone should have one!
After my wife and I bought this product for ourselves, we loved it so much that we have bought it as a gift for at least three of our friends.
Published 5 days ago by hoovejd
5.0 out of 5 stars
love it
for people drinking just a little of wine at the time this is the product to have. It really works by keeping the wine fresh. I have had it for a year or so. Read more
Published 9 days ago by A. Heen
5.0 out of 5 stars
Outstanding product - strong vacuum
I owned a different wine stopper before this one. The previous one was a one-piece plastic which did not maintain a good vacuum. Read more
Published 9 days ago by J. Ho
5.0 out of 5 stars
THE VACU-VIN WINE SAVER REALLY DOES SAVE WINE AFTER OPENING, FOR...
Over seventeen years ago I bought my first Vacu-Vin. It did its job very well, but I had to guess when all the flavor-killing oxygen was removed. Read more
Published 11 days ago by C. V. May
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very Satisfied
This is a really good tool for preserving wine. It came with 2 stoppers and I use it every day. Its is easy to use and helps keep the wine fresh much longer. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Rpal
5.0 out of 5 stars
works great
Works great. My dad had several types of wine savers and turned me on to this product. Nice compared to the CO2 based systems because you don't have by the CO2. Read more
Published 15 days ago by Ed W
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works well
I use this frequently and it seems to preserve taste and freshness. I've used it for years and bought a few for presents.
Published 16 days ago by James M. Talone
5.0 out of 5 stars
easy to use - works like a charm
Saw this at a friend's house. It is very easy to use and works well.
Saves open bottle waste for sure.
Saves open bottle waste for sure.
Published 17 days ago by Mark Clark
