Wine Bottling Pack Capsules Straight Kitchen & Dining Review

If you're buying this to hide the booze on a cruise, forget it. A ton of liquor with the same lids was confiscated from them.

Shrink caps worked great. We're having trouble getting the corks to work properly with the fill tool we have. TBH, this issue could be due to plug, tooling, or user error.

They were perfect for our cruise. For vodka, use a light green white wine bottle. Looks just like white wine. We dipped the ends of the bottle in boiling water for a few seconds. No need to waste time with a hair dryer.

The plugs were too big but luckily I managed to push the original plug in deep enough to trim off the excess and use shrink wrap to keep it looking nice. smuggle the liquor through a wine bottle and the seal definitely helped make it look legal. Too bad the corks were too big for all the bottles I had. Now I just have an excess of big traffic jams. But the seals work well and look good! I recommend boiling the water and then pouring the bottle sideways over the sink.

Just dip in boiling water and everything looks perfect. I had to screw up a few before mastering the technique, but that was okay because I had 30 bottles and only had to seal 2 bottles. I would also recommend getting a cork as corks are surprisingly difficult to fit in a bottle. The only caveat is that they would look more authentic if the locket at the top was the same color as the rest of the case. I have a feeling this feature is a dead sale if you, I dunno, want to go on a water holiday…