do they prevent red wine from dripping on tabecloths?
1559324
They work fine for my purpose. Would not recommend anything like these for wine. I use mine for EVOO and hard liquors.
1559325
I have never had a dripping problem, once you raise the bottle from the pouring position the liquid so back down the spout to the bottle contents. I do not use these for wine but I don't think that it would be any different than my uses. Hope this helps
1559326
I've never seen pourers used with wine, but yes, I'm sure it would prevent drips.
610299
In general you don't want wine to sit - red past 2 days, white past 4. Top top works ok. It's not a vacuum seal or anything, but its easier than reinserting a cork. I've only used it for wine bottles...fitted for that size bottle neck/opening.
1365778
I would recommend a champagne stopper because of the very problem you are encountering. Champagne stoppers catch on the ring of the bottle's neck to prevent them from flying off. I learned this at a wine shop.
1541931
Provided the "stopper" is in the correct position there is no dripping. Given the design of the product it would have to be on its side or upside down to drip.
1631193
I would recommend that you that you contact the manufacturer. I have heard that putting anything but plain water has adverse effects. My son-in-law tried white wine. It was very messy.
1889518
Yes, but as far as I'm concerned about half of them leaked. The grommet that goes into the bottle was not a very tight on the actual metal of the pourer. I would recommend buying something of a little higher quality.
1788317
The corks are straight not flared. If you can push it back into the neck of the bottle then it's not a tight seal and you'll see the wine flavor changed. There are wine cork machine you could use to recork the bottle, but that's another $20 or so and have to be reworked every time it was opened.
79562
no. Most wine glasses are wider than bottles, and the stems are designed to have a bottle hang off of them. The wine glasses would just fall off.
1786314
I believe so. Quite sure you can leave out the wine rack piece(s). Its not that solid that it would affect overall piece.
1984162
The top and the decanter are both crystal so it may not be 100% air tight. I do know that the taste definitely doesn't change!
1472637
Regular wine bottles don't have the grooves that the metal prongs of the caps fit into that hold the cap on the bottle. If the wine bottle originally had a flip-top cap, then you can use these.
874529
No. It just has a cap which, when installed, prevents liquid from spilling or splashing out.
2014858
There's a silicon ring that goes inside of the top which will prevent the bottle from leaking.
1877614
Simple answer - no. The top of the silicone cork provides enough surface area to gently twist/pull these out of the wine bottle. When removed they sound like the bottle has just been opened. If the inner neck of the bottle is dry, they can be difficult to fully insert, but a little wine on the cork will help them fully seat. Once seated, I have never had an issue with leaks. Highly recommended!
95689
I am not sure. We only use them on .750 Wine bottles. What I can say is of all the measured pours we tried at Paradise Hills Vineyard, these seem to work the best for the price.
362111
The Outset Wine Stopper is the best thing I have seen to protect the wine in the bottle. It is not like a cork -take it out and it will not fit but with this wine stopper product, it is easy to put in and take out with ease I keep it in the frig upright. I hope I answered your question.
1104
No! Though the bottles have a "seal" that allows only a few drops to come out at a time. I hope this helps.