🍾 Set of 12 Winco Champagne Bottle Stoppers Review

This kid is amazing! I love mimosas every few days, but quality prosecco or real champagne is expensive and only available in large bottles. This little airtight stopper will keep the bubbles inside, making your mimosas delicious. I've only seen people say it doesn't work, I had no problems as long as the little wings were hooked under the lip. I have included photos to show proper fitment.

I really can't believe how well these things work. We've tried them on three different bottles so far and they've held pressure on every one. They're so easy to put on and they just work. I have one caveat: if you take them off, they can unravel too easily. When I touched it, I almost flew across the room. So be careful when removing them or even moving bottles and you shouldn't have any problems.

Bought for a fiancé who likes to cook mimosas on Sundays. Now she usually can't finish the bottle and is forced to throw away the champagne because she can't cork it again. She saw that I bought it and two weeks ago she went to cook Sunday mimosa for her 😊. Well, she used up her champagne cork, and last Sunday she was able to use the leftover champagne from the previous week. She was so happy! 😊 She told me that champagne still has its own taste and "bubbles". LAUGH OUT LOUD! It's the little…

I had one of these a long time ago. My wife started drinking sparkling wine and she started using this cork. Of course, since she was using it, I couldn't use the cork on my large beer bottles. So I was looking for the exact model I already had. It works great for keeping carbonated drinks fresh. It works great on wine bottles. But a beer bottle usually has a smaller rim at the top. The wings of this cork sometimes slip off. I started by wrapping a rubber band around the stopper's wings to hold

This cap is the perfect way to keep champagne (and any sparkling wine) fresh and sparkling in an open and partially drunk bottle for many days. No more trying to cut a champagne cork to size so it roughly fits back into the bottle. This lid keeps bubbles out and the two side handles hold the top lip of every champagne bottle I've ever tasted and prevent the lid from popping from pressure. The lid stays tight and keeps your sparkling wine almost "freshly open" for days. An incredible investment…

If you've never tried these they'll revolutionize the way you drink - now I always keep a bottle Champagne open for"one glass" only. Fits in 95% of the bottles I've tried and stays fresh for a week or two - you can even keep it back in the wine cooler on the side. It loses some of its shine every time you open it, but not by much, and it's almost as fresh for 4 jars as it was for the first jar! (Champagne, cava, and sparkling rosé don't seem to oxidize like regular wine.) For those unaffected…

This champagne stopper works great with the right bottles and holds soda very well. First, how does it work. The rubber seal in the center is spring loaded. You place it on top of the bottle, press firmly and squeeze the rubber seal about half an inch and then pull the wings together to clamp the ring/lip under the neck of the champagne bottle. If the bottom of this ring/edge is too beveled on a champagne bottle, it won't hold. When it's flat, it holds up surprisingly well. I've only used it on

This stopper is for champagne bottles and any other bottles that are pressurized with CO2. Champagne bottles have specific features in the shape of the neck and the neck of the bottle. Under the edge of the hole there is a rib that allows you to attach the original plug with a reliable grip. This stopper uses this small bar. The wings on the sides have a groove or protrusion (see photo). When closed on the outside of the bottle head, this curved edge grips the rib under the head, forming a…