To keep in mind
Holding Securely
For extra security when you tilt to fill, hold the cork between two fingers as shown in the photo.
Bottle Mouths are Different Sizes
Not all wine bottles are big mouths! Some bottles have a smaller mouth than others. As a result, you may find it hard to insert the cork all the way into some bottles. DO NOT force your aerator into the bottle. Rather, stop twisting down until it is snug. Hold the cork between two fingers to ensure total control when tilting down to fill and lifting to pour.
After Use
When you are done, plug in the small end of the cork onto the pouring spout. This way, your wine is not further exposed to air and it is kept fresh. This acts as a cork replacement.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use soap or a put it in the dishwasher?
Never use soap. Rinse with water and use the drying stand to air dry.
Can I use this left-handed?
Of course!