Protects the taste and bouquet of wine for days, weeks, months.
Will protect up to 120 bottles in 1 can.
Ranked #1 by Decanter Magazine.
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Description
No large purchase of equipment or complex device necessary. Used by over 1,000 wineries worldwide including; Mouton Rothschild, Opus One, Berringer, etc. Aside from wine, it can also be used for whiskey, cognac, sake, oil, and vinegar.
Wine goes bad due to oxidation. To keep your open wine from spoiling you need to keep oxygen away from the wine. Sprayed into the bottle this forms a protective layer (like a gas blanket) on the surface of the liquid, ensuring your wine will not oxidise and preserving the taste and bouquet.
“Private preserve is a game changer in that you can open and reopen a bottle of wine many times over a three week or longer period, re-gas it with a one second burst and still offer the wine virtually as fresh and unchanged at the final pour as it was at the first. The wines freshness and quality will remain almost indefinitely” - John Jens, Lamonts Cottesloe
Description
No large purchase of equipment or complex device necessary. Used by over 1,000 wineries worldwide including; Mouton Rothschild, Opus One, Berringer, etc. Aside from wine, it can also be used for whiskey, cognac, sake, oil, and vinegar.
Wine goes bad due to oxidation. To keep your open wine from spoiling you need to keep oxygen away from the wine. Sprayed into the bottle this forms a protective layer (like a gas blanket) on the surface of the liquid, ensuring your wine will not oxidise and preserving the taste and bouquet.
“Private preserve is a game changer in that you can open and reopen a bottle of wine many times over a three week or longer period, re-gas it with a one second burst and still offer the wine virtually as fresh and unchanged at the final pour as it was at the first. The wines freshness and quality will remain almost indefinitely” - John Jens, Lamonts Cottesloe
Wine goes bad due to oxidation. To keep your open wine from spoiling you need to keep oxygen away from the wine. Sprayed into the bottle this forms a protective layer (like a gas blanket) on the surface of the liquid, ensuring your wine will not oxidise and preserving the taste and bouquet.
“Private preserve is a game changer in that you can open and reopen a bottle of wine many times over a three week or longer period, re-gas it with a one second burst and still offer the wine virtually as fresh and unchanged at the final pour as it was at the first. The wines freshness and quality will remain almost indefinitely” - John Jens, Lamonts Cottesloe