Winedoctor Barware Kit, Solo

Im a little disappointed with this product. I was expecting this stopper to preserve the wine for at least more than a day.The stopper does not stay exactly in place. Your better off using a rabbit stopper or a tight cork.Its not terrible but not great.

This product is great. I only drink red wines and have wasted a lot of wine because I don't drink a bottle at a sitting. Leftover red wine does not keep very well and I have tried other wine keepers but this product really works. Now I can enjoy a glass of wine without wasting the rest of the bottle. My order arrived within a few days of placing my order.

Works as well as any.

This wine stopper preserves the flavor of the wine much better than simply reusing the cork, which was what I did previously. It is very simple to use and takes very little room to store. In those instances when the original cork would break in a difficult spot and become unusable it was always difficult to find a replacement when I needed one. This is the perfect answer. Also, the red line showing when the bottle is air tight is very helpful.

This makes a nice gift for any "wino" on your gift list. Good quality, classy, and the price is right.

Doesn't work what so ever. I want my money back Upset I had to even put one star to submit

The product is very good. Tried this with both white and red wines, seems that wine remains unchanged or almost unchanged within several days, which never happened before when you simply seal it with the same cork

Purchased both the pump and a set of extra stoppers. The item was received only a few days after purchase. Have not used the product. Reason is there is no indication on how to remove the stopper from the bottle after being properly set in place. The item comes with an instruction sheet that goes into detail with inserting the stopper into the bottle (DUH), sitting the pump on top of the stopper (DUH), and continue pumping until the red indicator disappears. The instructions include graphics with the written instructions. The instructions stop at that point. There does not appear to be a relief valve for removal. It is not obvious how to remove. Very odd and incomplete.Barry Stevens