🍷 Savino Wine Saver Preservation System: Shatterproof Airtight Decanter Carafe | Keeps 750 mL Red and White Wine Fresh for 7 Days | Ultimate Wine Gift | Made in USA Review

I bought a plastic carafe. Tritan plastic is particularly safe to drink. The mechanical design has been thought through down to the smallest detail. The lid ensures a tight seal. I was able to fill the carafe with water, turn it upside down without holding the lid and nothing came out. This can give the impression of very thin walls, but works well. Cork covers over 99.9% of the surface of wine, and that's the whole point. The cork limits the exposure of the wine to air and its spoilage. I…

Yes wine snob, 400+ bottles in the cellar, fairly solid taste, delved into finer wines like Burgundy, even (once) a blind tasting of aged Italian reds. I've had pretty much every wine storage system, be it vacuum, air displacement, argon, or whatever. This little system works surprisingly well and certainly better than gas (unless you buy industrial tanks) and vacuum pumps. I can drink a glass or two from the bottle, pour, cap and then 2-3 days later it's still 95% of what it was and often my…

It would be hard to do a good test to see how long this decanter will last your wine, but the decanter concept is worth considering. It uses a float (which floats on top of the wine, of course) that seems to keep air out of the wine, which makes sense. Due to the thickness of the float, once the wine level is low enough, the float can no longer do its job as it rotates sideways. So for the last cup of wine or so, the carafe can't do its job, and that's probably when the wine needs it the most…

I have used this carafe for several months to store open bottles of red and white wine. At first glance this may not seem very efficient compared to vacuum devices which remove most of the air. In this decanter, the gap between the perimeter of the floating cork and the inner perimeter of the decanter is about one millimeter. This allows the air to come into contact with the wine. However, the wine keeps for a good four to five days and in some cases tastes better on the last day than on the…

This is my fourth Savino carafe. I always went with plastic because it was cheaper and it seemed like it should be less brittle than glass. Unfortunately, plastic also breaks. Our previous two (plastic) Savinos broke when someone hit the empty carafe (rather heavy when empty) and it fell off the table onto the wooden floor. In both cases, the flared top of the "collar" detached from the cylindrical base. Our third carafe broke in the same place when someone screwed the lid on incorrectly. The…