🍷 Vacu Vin Wine Saver Pump with Vacuum Bottle Stoppers (Black) - Preserve Your Wine Longer and Prevent Oxidation Review

I don't usually have wine left over, but when I do I hate to stop the cork because I know it doesn't preserve the 'gift of grapes'. I've used this with 3 different wines over several days and am impressed at how well it works. The investment is definitely worth it to keep your liquid investment. The clicking is very audible; I'm old and I hear it. Buy it, you will love it.

How is it possible that I've been drinking wine all these years and never drank!? And of all the useless aerators that have been bought to me as gifts over the years, no one has ever bought me one! The best wine accessory I have ever found, it keeps my wine bottle fresh for over a week. No more sub-par tasting wine as it has been open for over 3 days. Do yourself a favor and buy this. And then do your wine drinking friends a favor and buy them some wine!

We've had one like this for a long time and we appreciate its effect. After the party, with a few open bottles, we ran out of vacuum seals. I had to fix it! Ordered additional plugs from another brand. Do not do that! None of them sealed and they were all exposed. Hold on to these guys! But I digress. I bought it recently because the old one gave up at some point. Definitely got our money's worth. The pump handle has been redesigned (new and improved!) and is much better than what we had…

The description is quite confusing. It's not clear if you'll get two or four caps. The picture shows four, and part of the description says four, but the other part of the description sounds like two. I ordered it and got two plugs. I contacted the seller and expressed my dissatisfaction. I really thought there would be a lot of arguments with me, in the end I would just be disappointed. Shortly after I sent the email, I received a reply. They apologized and said that a wine squirter with two…

I love wine, but I can't and don't want to drink the whole bottle in one night. My husband prefers beer to wine. I've had up to 20+ bottles of wine ($15+ per bottle) that I didn't drink because I didn't want to open them and then could only use the other half of the bottle for cooking. This little gadget changed everything! I pour what I want, immediately pop on a vacuum cap, pump out the air until it clicks, and toss the bottle in the fridge door. I just remembered the bottle I opened five…

I'm tired of buying Houdini pumps just to get two new plugs, so I decided to give these a try (Houdini has 3 o-rings and offers the gold standard for sealing/vacuum - that's the Houdini on the right in the picture). With the Vacu Vin, the resistance of the piston changes so little during inflation that you cannot tell whether a vacuum is being created. Not knowing if it was working, I had to keep holding it to my ear to listen for air as I unplugged it to see if a vacuum had formed. Sometimes…

This is a cheap plastic air pump that appears to remove some air from unfinished wine bottles. The included rubber stoppers make a slight sucking sound when you remove them after a vacuum pumping motion. This suggests that there is a slight vacuum being created in the bottle, so I tend to think it's working as intended. To really find out if this works, you'll have to experiment with two identical bottles of wine. Drink half at a time, pump out one and compare it to another that has just been…