🍷 Le Creuset Wine Pump Set with 3 Stoppers, Marseille Review

My girlfriend had one when I visited so I bought it. I then bought two more as Christmas gifts for my wine loving friends. This really helps remove the oxygen from an open wine bottle and keep the wine fresh for a few more days. Easy to use and a great way to enjoy a great bottle of wine more than once.

The bottle must have a very thin neck, otherwise the cork will stretch with the vacuum sealer. I bought these because I have rare whiskey bottles where the cork degrades and this would be the perfect replacement. I suspect this will work for thin-necked wine bottles, but don't worry if you make a spill. For example, as another reviewer mentioned, screw top bottles or for me Scotch and Bourbon.

I have had a Vacu Vin wine pump for a long time but I like Le Creuset products and thought this metal version would be a good one step up. The pump is fine, but the plugs. Well, here's the problem. After you evacuate the bottle, the pump actually pulls the cork out of the bottle as you remove it. However, if I use my old Vacu Vin plugs, no problem! Despite this, the pump works well and looks/feels good. As long as you use Vacu Vin plugs (sold separately from Revain). Incidentally, these Vacu…

If you know a little about wine you know that a little oxidation is good, it softens the wine a little, especially when it's a younger red wine and this is called aeration or To breathe. . After that, however, oxidation becomes the enemy and the wine will spoil if not drunk within a day. This device is taking a break. Replace the cap on your bottle, whether it's a real cork, a plastic cork or a metal screw cap, with one of these corks. The plug works like a one-way valve. Then use the pump to…