Great for wine.  Not for lunch.
597531
This is a great looking product with excellent construction.  Too bad the interior is split into two long 4 inch cylinders.  Great for wine, terrible as a lunch bag.
3545314
VERY EXPENSIVE, do not last long. Only of any real use for expensive bottles of wine. Not worth it for cheap wine.
2013671
My daughter bought two Goverre glasses for my husband and I.  We both drink white wine.  We were so looking forward to taking  these wine glasses to concert in the park.  So disappointed, the wine does not keep cool.  The glass holds a 1/2 bottle of wine.  Would not buy.  Alson not easy opening the top.
3896955
It is not a decanter, it's a perfume bottle, it's nice but that is not want I wanted, i want decanter for wine or liqueur
1860565
As a vintner we remove the CO2 from the wine as part of our process.  This device uses CO2 to "pop" the cork--very clever.  However this minor introduction of CO2 is insignificant and will vent quickly.  At times there is an off-taste --like a lubricant or something which affects the initial taste of the wine. Let it breath for a while -- 5 minutes or so and it seems OK.

This device works well on corks, but is a hit and miss on composites and plastics.  Do not use it on partially filled bottles as it takes to much gas from the small cylinder to be effective.

REW
3883334
They are great for our wine tasting parties that we do frequently.  They are a little long and I needed to fold them over at the top, and the shed.  Otherwise they are good for the task
2782336
I have now made a few of the Amazon wine kits. The Cornucopia are all fruity flavored sweet wines. Within a month of bottling the Pear Chablis our 30 bottles is down to 6 remaining. We have given as gifts and taken to get togethers. My only negative comment is that the starting Specific Gravity is low therefore these are lower alcohol wines. I did add a couple cups of sugar to the fermenter at the beginning...but worried that adding too much sugar would throw off the flavor of the wine. Anyway, the Pear Chablis is a nice easy drinking wine. It has an attractive label. I used clear bottles and the final product looks sharp.
If you are looking for straight wines that are not sweet fruit flavored wines, check out the Vino Italiano kits. These also come with corks, foils, and labels. They are a higher alcohol wine than the Cornucopia kits with a starting SG closer to 1.090.
2522592
Beautiful decanter. Bold lines, heavy feel. We don't store alcohol in the decanter as we limit our enjoyment of our extensive collection to savor, but this is great for entertaining. I would even use it for wine (although it may not be entirely proper). It is beautiful enough to display when it is empty.
The stopper is entirely glass and although it makes a nice seal when it is closed, it is not completely air-tight enough for storing any alcohol for prolonged periods of time. If you're an everyday enjoyer, it would be fine to store a decent bottle in, as long as it is kept away from sun and heat (just like in the original bottles).

If you're going to be using it a lot, I recommend finding some small steel ball bearings for cleaning (as you would any decanter) before refilling. The neck is small enough to restrict most dish brushes.
3397500
Love this decanter, it makes a great conversation piece. Its elegent and suave. But!...its not easy to clean.
2006598
My husband and I aren't big drinkers, but we do enjoy the occasional glass of wine with dinner, or when we have friends over. The only problem is, we don't like opening our (sometimes pricey) bottles, because we more than likely won't finish it, and the rest goes to waste. It'll keep a day, maybe two, but then it just tastes bad. A friend suggested we try a wine saver, and this one has so many great reviews and is such a great price, so we went for it. And I'm so glad we did! It really does save the wine from oxidizing and tasting bad, so we no longer end up wasting half bottles of good wine! I love the stoppers too, because no matter how many times I try, I simply cannot ever remove a cork without breaking it. Now I don't even care, because I have these stoppers to use. This is a must for any wine drinker, casual or connoisseur, and is a definite must for anyone who throws dinner or cocktail parties.
3790820
Well, they are silicon wine glasses.  However, they smush super easy, just by regular holding in your hand.  So don't fill it very full.  Also due to the thickness of the silicone it is very uncomfortable to drink out of.  It's like you have to open wide at the dentists office.  It's a weird uncomfortable glass to drink out of.  I think I personally would have been better off with acrylic, since I was just looking for something unbreakable.  Which they are, so I can't complain too much.  So if you are looking for something to stuff in a back pack once in a while, this is probably a great idea.  If you are looking for a nice road trip in your RV or to have out on your patio as non-breakable, look for something else.
4323130
I wish it got colder. I got this as a fridge for keeping drinks in at work and had wanted something without a freezer.
I regret not getting an actual fridge without a freezer. This thing says it keeps drinks at 50 degrees but its never colder than about 56.
Probably great for keeping wine. I just wish it got colder than it does. Other than that its fine
3596193
This wine tote looks nice and doesn't feel cheap.  It will definitely help protect a bottle of wine.  I chilled a bottle of wine and stored it in this tote for an afternoon picnic.  Unfortunately, it didn't fully stand up to the heat of the day after a few hours and though the insulation is pretty thick, it hadn't maintained that super-cold-straight-from-the-fridge temperature.  It would probably do fine if I hadn't left it sitting in the heat for so long, or if I used it in the evening when the sun isn't so high.  Overall, it's a nice product - it just isn't heat-proof.
1118773
They're great because they don't break. They reduce the level of how sophisticated I feel when drinking wine though. Plus they're plastic so they get scratched and stuff.
3722964
I like these, but they are not reusable, as description states. Get 1-2 uses before the edges peel and the disc starts to come apart.

The images on the discs are nice and it comes in a decent package.  I'll use them up, not sure if I would purchase again. I am looking for ones that I can wash and reuse. But, if you just need one for occasional wine or liquor pouring, these are a great option.
4852742
As someone who drinks wine and is often confronted with leftovers, this little gadget attracted my attention. I've always used the cork to re-close an unfinished bottle, turning it around and pushing in the side that's not swollen. But this method has some issues that makes it hit-or-miss. Using a wine stopper/pourer hasn't worked for me: pouring invariably leads to spills. When pouring wine naturally, the trick is to turn the bottle 180 degrees as you finish. This little maneuver inhibits spills. Every pourer I've ever tried has killed the effectiveness of this trick so that some wine spilled as I finished pouring. But hope springs eternal so I was curious what the result would be when using the OXO Steel Wine Stopper and Pourer. It worked almost all of the time. There were no spills although it did dribble ever-so-slightly on a few occasions, but nothing serious. It functions well, about 90% as effectively as twisting the bottle. However, the OXO is way more effective than using a cork to re-close a bottle, which is where this little gadget really shines. I found it helpful for storing a wine for up to a day before nature takes its course and the wine begins to oxidize. The OXO Wine Stopper is a handy tool for wine lovers. We tried it with vinegar bottles, as well. It worked flawlessly.
2693223
We sat there one night with the cooper cooler, a warm case of beer, and some bottles of Angry Orchard and had a ton of fun testing to see how long it took to get cold on the different settings.  I found that extra does make it colder but it's unnecessary for room temperature beer and cider.  It's probably more necessary for wines.  I have not had a chance to try wines yet.  That is actually why I truly bought it was to be able to drink a white wine whenever without having it already cooled.  Bottles do make a bit more noise than the cans do.  I think it's just the nature of the glass hitting off either the sides or the bar you are setting it on.  The noise is not that big of deal really.

Update:  I've cooled wine with this also.  This thing is awesome.  My husband laughs at me for breaking this out when we have company.  I mean it's really the only time I end up with warm beer and the need to drink it.  I tell/show everyone this thing.