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Private Preserve Wine Preserver #1502
Details
Private Preserve Wine Preserver (P/N CSPC 751974). Private Preserve blankets the wine's surface in bottle or decanter, and will not strip out the bouquet (volatile esters) like vacuum devices.
- Uses inert argon, carbon dioxide and nitrogen
- Displaces the oxygen that ruins wine
- Protect freshness and flavor
- Recommended for wine, port, sherry, cognac, scotch, bourbon, tequila and sake
- Can also be used to preserve fine cooking oils and vinegar
- Protects for days, weeks, months...even years!
- Easy to use
- 120 uses per can
Features
Private Preserve prevents oxidation by using the same inert gases used in the production and bottling of wine.
Domestic shipments only.
- Uses inert argon, carbon dioxide and nitrogen
- Displaces the oxygen that ruins wine
- Protect freshness and flavor
- Recommended for wine, port, sherry, cognac, scotch, bourbon, tequila and sake
- Can also be used to preserve fine cooking oils and vinegar
- Protects for days, weeks, months...even years!
- Easy to use
- 120 uses per can
Specs & Resources
Brand: Private Preserve
UPC: 000231904863
Size: 2 1/2w x 2 1/2d x 9 1/2h (in)
Weight: 0.3 lbs
Capacity: 120 Full Uses
Material: Plastic
Ratings & Reviews
36 Reviews
Excellent Product
JillK - | 11/24/2019 9:51 am
We love this product! It lets us enjoy our wine for several more days. We’ve used it for years. Great price at IWA
It works
Roy| 8/4/2019 12:27 pm
Great product for saving opened wine for a couple days. Noticeable difference versus vacuum devices.
Good product good service
DoctorJ| 5/18/2019 8:38 am
excellent product I have used for years. Keeps wine fresh for a couple of days which is more than enough. Quick shipping and delivery.
Private Preserve Review
Richard| 2/1/2019 3:32 pm
My first association with IWA was pleasant and informative. I especially enjoyed my conversation with Jimmy. I'll be doing more business with you.
A good product but not a magic wand.
Old doc - | 3/13/2018 2:00 pm
This is a very useful wine preserver, but folks, it is not magic. Wine certainly lasts longer with its use, but after a few days a delicate wine will change. Even a heavy-bodied red will a disappointment within a week.