Red wine pouring through a VinOair aerator into a glass
Made in California since 1961

VinOair Wine Aerator

$20.00
✓ Ships from our Novato warehouse
●Made in California. Designed, patented and built by the same family since 1961.
●Refills never discontinued. An opener bought twenty years ago still takes the cartridge we sell today.
●Direct from the manufacturer. Not a marketplace reseller, so you get the real thing and our warranty.

A decanter works. It also has to be fetched, filled, waited on and then washed, which is why most decanters live in a cupboard.

The VinOair sits on the bottle and does the job as you pour. Wine passes through a dual venturi chamber that draws in roughly twice the air of a single-chamber aerator, so a young red opens up in the few seconds it takes to fill the glass — softer tannin, more aroma, no waiting.

  • Sits in the bottle neck; aerates during the pour
  • Dual venturi chamber — twice the draw of single-chamber designs
  • Non-drip spout: also works as a pourer and a stopper
  • Nothing to wash but the spout

Pairs naturally with the Cork Pops Legacy: one opens the bottle without a corkscrew, the other serves it properly. Both are in the Connoisseur set if you want them together.

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5.0
out of 5 · 4 reviews
A family business that still makes the thing it invented.
Est. 1961

A family business that still makes the thing it invented.

It started in a workshop in 1961. Three generations later the family still holds the patent, still runs the line in Novato, California, and still packs the cartridges that go in the box.

That is why the refills never disappear, why an opener bought years ago still takes a standard cartridge, and why the thing feels like it was made by someone who cared.

1961Family owned since
CaliforniaWhere the opener is made
4.6★Across the range