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zzysh® Wine Preservation System

zzysh® Wine Preservation System

Do you love to drink wine, but hate to open a whole bottle just to pour a glass or two? This nifty gadget called zzysh® lets you preserve your wine or champagne, ensuring it stays fresh, fragrant, and delicious for weeks. Save 20% with promo code getyourzzysh.

Exposed Bottle Wine Racks

Exposed Bottle Wine Racks
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What we like about LomaLiving’s minimal cedar and stainless steel wine racks is that they actually let you see all your bottles from the side, turning any wall, countertop, or floor into a dramatic modern display. In horizontal and vertical styles, holding from 4 to 14 bottles.

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Zombie Wine Bottle Holder

Zombie Wine Bottle Holder
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Next time you throw a fancy dinner party, lighten the mood with this centerpiece. The 8″ x 12″ cast resin sculpture of the undead holds onto your wine bottle securely, and should keep him distracted from munching on your brain. We suggest using it only with red wine.

Wine Opener Gun

Wine Opener Gun
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Next time you need to open a bottle of wine, skip the ordinary corkscrew, and reach for this bottle opening weapon. This oversized gun fits around the neck of wine bottles, and removes corks in seconds when you squeeze the trigger. Sadly, it doesn’t fire the cork out of its barrel.

Leather Whiskey Case

Leather Whiskey Case
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This bottle carrier from Walnut Studiolo is the perfect way to transport whiskey or wine, and a great gift for beverage aficionados. Handmade from vegetable-tanned leather and sustainably-harvested cedar. Includes 2 matching coasters.

Truvée Wines

Truvée Wines
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Created by Robin and Andréa McBride, two long lost sisters living on opposite sides of the globe, Truvée kicks off their line with a wonderfully fruity and not too sweet chardonnay, and a smooth and easy to drink grenache-based red.

Legless Pirate Corkscrew

Legless Pirate Corkscrew
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Yo ho ho and a bottle of red! Designer Nick Lerwill’s amusing pirate-themed wine opener is ready to use its stumpy corkscrew leg to pop open your bottles with ease. Too bad rum bottles don’t have corks.

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Gascon Malbec

Gascon Malbec

A rich Argentinian red wine, with notes of cherry, berries and a distinctively chocolate body. Great with meat, or sipped before a meal. Try the Colosal red blend for a more complex flavor profile, or the Reserva for a special occasion.

Self-Chilling Wine Glasses

Self-Chilling Wine Glasses
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Keep your wine at the right temp in these special glasses with integrated gel cooling tech. They’ll even help you quickly chill wine by the glass if you forgot to put a bottle on ice. Keep glasses in the fridge for reds, or in the freezer for whites.

Concrete Wine Bunkers

Concrete Wine Bunkers
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Decor Atelier’s stackable wine cubbies not only look cool, they keep your bottles cool thanks to the thermal properties of concrete. NYC locals can avoid the hefty shipping costs with local pickup.

7 Ways to Open a Wine Bottle

7 Ways to Open a Wine Bottle

HouseholdHacker already showed us how to open a crowned bottle without using a bottle opener. This time they provide alternative ways of popping wine bottle open without using a corkscrew.

STACT Modular Wine Wall

STACT Modular Wine Wall
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A sexy, modular system for storing bottles of wine, with wall-mounted panels made from aircraft-grade aluminum and a variety of stylish wood veneers. Each panel holds up to 9 bottles.

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Second Cheapest Wine

Second Cheapest Wine

Not a oenophile or sommelier? Can’t tell the difference between $100 bottle of Bordeaux and a $10 bottle of table wine? Then go for the only obvious choice the next time you select a wine.

WineHive

WineHive

An interlocking set of identical, extruded aluminum rails allow you to create the just the right size wine bottle rack, forming perfect honeycomb shapes as you stack them higher and wider.

Men Say No to Wine

Men Say No to Wine

This ad for New Zealand’s DB Export Dry beer recalls a time where men had all but given up on beer, forced into sipping wine instead. Perfectly captures the era – especially the hairdos.

Steampunk Corkscrew

Steampunk Corkscrew

Rob Higgs knows how to open a bottle of wine like a boss. Using hundreds of bronzed metal springs, gears and other parts, he built this incredible machine to uncork and pour a bottle of wine.

Motörhead Shiraz

Motörhead Shiraz
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“Lemmy get you a glass of nice red wine.” That’s what you’ll say when you pop open this Australian shiraz, with “fruity aroma with flavours of vanilla, blackberries, plums, eucalyptus and liquorice.”

Drona Wine Rack

Drona Wine Rack
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Etsy artist stericdesign can build you one of these snazzy hexagonal wine racks out of walnut, maple or cherry wood. Smaller design holds 5 wine bottles, larger holds 35. Both keep the sunlight out.

Yellow+Blue Wines

Yellow+Blue Wines

Packaged in bold, environmentally-responsible Tetra Paks, Y+B creates 100% organic wines using hand-picked grapes harvested from Spain, Chile and Argentina. Cartons sell for about $12 each.

A Date With Wine

A Date With Wine
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True oenophiles may know the exact date that last bottle of wine was opened, but for the rest of us who aren’t paying attention this bottle stopper with adjustable month and day display should help.

Sabre Champagne Opener

Sabre Champagne Opener
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An elegant tool for opening bottles of bubbly, it has a square end that won’t cut. A bottle of G.H. Mumm’s Cordon Rouge is included, so you can test your bottle slashing skills out of the box.

Full Bottle Wine Glass

Full Bottle Wine Glass
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…or you could just use a straw. Heck, just drink straight from the damn bottle – in a paper bag. But that wouldn’t be classy, would it now? Want one? Amazon has some in stock.

Factory Table Wine Rack

Factory Table Wine Rack
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Forget those cheapo wine racks; Restoration Hardware’s Factory Table Wine Rack features cast aluminum arches that are perfectly angled to keep the wine in contact with the cork.

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