🍷 Premium Rabbit Square Wine Bottle Stopper - Perfect Fit for Merlot and Various Sizes Review

The bunny wine stopper makes a lovely addition to a hostess gift (or any gift that includes a bottle of wine) along with a nice bottle of wine, gift bag, housewarming gift , shower gift or just buy a gift for yourself. I put it on a bottle of wine and then turned it over. Not a drop came out. The fact that it's dishwasher safe is another plus. The price is competitive and relevant all year round.

I've been looking for a solution to keep wine fresh and I think this is the right one. The Rabbit Bottle Stopper is flexible, fits a variety of bottle sizes and provides an airtight seal. It prevents more air from getting into the bottle and keeps the scent fresher for longer. So far I've noticed that it keeps my open red wine fresh for at least four days. That's about as long as I need to use it, but I'll test it to see if it can keep the wine fresher longer. This is a great prize - a great…

later This little cube is really great for a number of reasons! Because it's made of rubber, it's flexible, so it conforms to form the tight seal needed to keep oxygen out of the wine. It has a very modern look with clean square lines and Merlot red. The description says the construction with rubber also has steel, but I'm not sure where exactly. Must have rubber inside for strength and stability. This drinker loves it and would definitely recommend it! Funny Stocking Gift for Adults, Hostess…

Rabbit's Rectangular Wine Stopper easily attaches and detaches from a wine bottle. It works great, requires very little effort to put on and take off, and doesn't leak when laying on its side or upside down. The best part is the low profile height which allows my bottle to fit right in the fridge in an upright position. Some stoppers are too high. It's dishwasher safe and is designed to keep your wine fresher for longer. I haven't been able to test this feature, we drink a bottle 2 maybe 3 days

Give Rabbit the opportunity to create a nifty little wine stopper that works just like the original cork but is a lot easier to use! It fits most wine bottle sizes, forms a tight, airtight seal, and looks pretty cool. It has a burgundy color and a square shape. It keeps the neck of the bottle above the table when lying on its side. There is also a round black one made of the same material. Just because the price is low doesn't mean it's junk. It doesn't, it works great and I'd love to have a…

I've been using this square rabbit wine stopper for about a month and I love it. This is a very simple product and it does the job well. It usually takes me a few days to empty a bottle of wine, so making an item like this is a lot easier than trying to put the cork back in the bottle. It forms a seal and prevents any leakage. It is made of soft rubber material and because of this texture and square shape, I can hold it in my hand very easily. At first I didn't really like the maroon color…

Good wine stopper. It fits snugly in the bottle, seals and prevents leakage. It also looks nice on a square bottle no wider than the body. The color is beautiful and the material is soft. My family and I don't have the most sophisticated wine tastes, but we all felt that after a day with this wine bottle stopper, the wine taste wasn't as good as it was after a cork. the first day. It didn't necessarily taste bad, but I don't know if the cork retains the flavor well. I would trust others who…

I love clean lines and square shapes. Strange, I know, but true. The clean square shape of this bottle makes butterflies flutter because of its clean and modern look. This bottle stopper ensures a total seal and tightness regardless of the manipulation of the bottle it is placed on. After a few hours, the taste of the wine stayed the same. I'll check how well the freshness is holding at the 36 hour mark tomorrow night. It also fits some liquor bottles. They are dishwasher safe and made of…

There are people who never leave a bottle of wine unfinished. We don't belong. We like to drink good wine and leave the rest for another day. We've tried different cappers and they all work to some extent. But bottles come in different hole sizes, and not all work equally well. So far the best way has been to turn the cork upside down and reinsert it. A corkscrew is usually required for the second opening and it only works once. We hesitate to open a really good wine when we can hardly finish…