For the oenophiles who appear to have it all.
Most wine connoisseurs understand the importance of letting a good vintage breathe. Chevalier’s nifty aerating wine glasses streamline that process and make it a whole lot faster, meaning you can enjoy your favorite drop posthaste. Simply pour the wine into the internal cell of the glass and it will aerate as it flows from several holes into the rest of the vessel. Not only is this super easy, but it’s also fun to watch. Each glass can hold 7 ounces of your finest wine or even whiskies.
That’s quicker than it takes to say, “Would you prefer the Bordeaux or Burgundy?” It’s also cordless and rechargeable to ensure you can open a bottle whenever, wherever. That’s not all, however, this set also includes a foil cutter to remove seals, an aerator pourer to prevent any spillage, and a vacuum stopper that preserves your wine for longer. It’s a must-have gadget for any wine lover worth their weight in grapes.
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