Wine aerators
A wine aerator lets your wine breathe, allowing the aromas to fully develop. The VinO₂ does this while pouring: in a few seconds, without a decanter.
VinO₂ — Wine aerator
Original price was: € 29,95.€ 24,95Current price is: € 24,95.
Aerates your wine as you pour. No decanter, no waiting.
Aerate as you pour
Ready in seconds, no decanter
Goes in the bottle, nothing extra on the table
For both red and white wine
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What does a wine aerator do?
Wine changes as soon as it comes into contact with oxygen. A freshly opened bottle can still smell and taste a bit closed. With the addition of air, the aromas are released and the tannins in red wine become softer. Traditionally, you do this with a decanter: you pour the wine over and leave it for a while. A wine aerator does the same thing, but while you are pouring.
Wine aerator or decanter?
A decanter works, but takes time and space: decanting, waiting, and washing up afterwards. You simply stick the VinO₂ into the bottle. As you pour, the wine mixes with air, and within a few seconds it is aerated in your glass. Handy if you don't want to plan ahead, or if you are only pouring a few glasses and want to leave the rest in the bottle.
For both red and white wine
For red wine, aeration softens harsh tannins, while for white wine, it releases the aromas more fully. That is why the VinO₂ is used for both.
The VinO₂ as a gift
The VinO₂ comes in luxurious, minimalist packaging. This also makes it a lovely gift for wine lovers. Are you looking for a corporate gift? Then take a look at our corporate gifts with wine, with tiered discounts for larger quantities.
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