An opened bottle does not need to go to waste. Wine and champagne stoppers create an airtight seal that slows oxidation, keeping still and sparkling wine tasting fresher for longer between pours.
The Twist Lock Champagne Resealer and Stainless Steel Champagne Resealer are built to hold in the fizz, while the Flower Power Silicone Bottle Stopper offers a simple, reusable seal for still wine.
A silicone or stainless steel stopper is enough to keep a still wine fresh in the fridge overnight. Store your sealed bottle upright in coolers and carry bags if you need to bring it along the next day.
Sparkling wine loses its fizz quickly once opened, so a dedicated champagne resealer with a locking mechanism holds the pressure in far better than a standard stopper. Chill your resealed bottle back down with wine coolers and chillers, and store unopened bottles in wine racks until you need them.
A good stopper can keep still wine drinkable for 3 to 5 days in the fridge, though it is best enjoyed within a day or two of opening.
Yes. A locking champagne stopper seals under pressure, helping sparkling wine hold its bubbles for a day or two after opening.
Yes. Silicone stoppers are designed to be washed and reused across many bottles.