Review on 🍷 Cork Pops vinOair Premier Aerator, Black, 2.75x1.75x6.50 inches by Bethany Patel

I just bought a furnished vacation home. Although I don't need to buy much, the very first thing my husband and I said was that we need another vinoair! Our first experience with an aerator was at a fancy restaurant in Stowe, Virginia. The wine sommelier poured our wine with an aerator. We both remember the sucking sound and the smooth, open taste we experienced afterwards. I know this is not the aerator he used as from what we can recall it was all metal. However, this aerator makes the same noise and definitely changes the wine. I don't know if he'll turn water into wine, but he definitely turns wine into something really decadent. We don't buy expensive wine, we become wine snobs. A lot of times now in a restaurant when we have wine we say "it should have been aerated." In fact, with this one in such a beautiful case, I *could* take it to restaurants, but I'd be uncomfortable at the time anyway . Maybe with time. I have no idea how this aerator differs from others as I have not had any experience with others. But I know I like what he's doing. I have never tried the filter that came with it. IF someone gives away their home made wine I would, but I don't see the need for a shop.