Review on 🍷 TRIBELLA Classic Wine Aerator - Multi-Stream Wine Aeration Device with 3 Stainless Steel Spouts, Handmade, Easy-to-Use, Non-Drip Wine Pouring Accessory in a Convenient Protective Case by Mary Gilbert

To help other customers, here is a direct comparison with the Vintorio aerator. First, let me say that I bought both the classic TriBella aerator and the Vintorio aerator. aerator. TriBella outperforms Vintorio a lot more than expected. First and most importantly, TriBella's aeration is noticeably higher, which is noticeable upon tasting. Second, the quality of TriBella is higher. Both the aerator itself and the body are of better quality. TriBella has a slight metallic addition with no metallic taste. The case looks like a glasses case molded around the aerator and has the Tribella name on both the outside and inside, tastefully done (no pun intended). The Vintorio is made of acrylic with plastic in the base while the body is made of plastic which scratched the Wintorio's acrylic upon arrival. can parse. However, if you clean your TriBella within a few hours of use, a simple rinse shouldn't be a problem. If you haven't turned on the TriBella and the wine dries inside, leave it submerged in hot water and dish soap for a few hours or more. This is a bit of a knock for the TriBella, but I think it's pretty important considering the importance of a clean aerator. That's the only reason why it loses a star in my rating. I don't know how I can leave the product as is and make it easier to clean, but I'll leave that to TriBella to brainstorm when they decide to release TriBella v2! Overall, Tribella has it all when it comes to quality, ventilation, and flavor. , shows and gifts. "But Tribella costs twice as much as Vintorio, so it's better to be more expensive!" Then buy the Airspeed version instead of the classic TriBella. You get the same great quality, taste, and looks, minus the prettier body and austere metal tips.