🍾 Franmara 2250-BX Super-Seal Champagne Bottle Stopper for Enhanced SEO Review

There was another same one about 20 years ago. Back then the seal was rubber and eventually fell apart. With this new stopper, the fizz will last for days.

Goes perfectly with a bottle of sparkling wine Many people have stoppers for regular wine, but not always the right stopper for sparkling wine. And - it works - perfect if you don't want to drink the whole bottle.

They're really hard to find and most only fit one type of champagne bottle (like California sparkling wine or French champagne) but this one fits both. Easy to use and very effective in maintaining blisters. I plan to buy as many more housewarming or hostess gifts as possible.

It was worth the money. I'm the only one in the house who drinks sparkling wine, I tend not to drink a whole bottle at a time. This keeps it fresh and bubbly for many days, I've used it for up to a week. Just make sure the bottom is under the neck of the bottle so it holds the print.

Here's a champagne cork that really works. The long teat that fits the bottle is the key to which teat works and which doesn't. This one has a longer nipple, which is a good thing. He holds the bottle tight, and after a few days there are still plenty of bubbles left in half a bottle of champagne. This is an A+ product.

4/26/2018 Received 2 pcs "champagne bottle caps" which I ordered from Revain.com. After receiving the two corks I ordered, I noticed that both corks had razor-sharp ridges on the protruding bottom edges. I thought cutting my finger easily was dangerous enough. I then filed the burrs to avoid injury. I have emailed the manufacturer: Please contact your manufacturer and let them know that the "Cut" station has become blunt in its die, leaving a burr that cannot be removed until then . to the…

Well, the champagne cork that I "inherited" from my first partner in 1987 when we broke up completely fell apart (it's the right one in the picture, of course). It was a really good champagne cork and I was very upset. Luckily it had a name stamped on it: Franmara, Italy. So, wow, they're still making them, 34 years later! And yet Made in Italy! Don't settle for crappy copies. This is the one. It works great and keeps your sparkling, well, sparkling. I use it after pouring it into each glass to