Oh yes , very brave , behind their computer screen !!The internet is full of that. It's particularly amusing to come across a spat where one, or both, combatants are full of Dutch courage.
Oh yes , very brave , behind their computer screen !!The internet is full of that. It's particularly amusing to come across a spat where one, or both, combatants are full of Dutch courage.
You know, I 've seen those things on Shark Tank, or something similar. Always wondered if they really worked.If you want to drink red wine but don't want to waste a bottle I highly recommend Private Preserve. It's an inert gas that replaces the oxygen in the wine bottle and prevents the rest of the bottle from going bad. I've been using it for years.
There was one time a winemaker gave me the dozen remaining bottles of wine he had been pouring at a tasting because he didn't want to cork them up and take them home. I corked them and then got home about 2 or 3 hours later, used the Private Preserve on them and put them in the fridge. All of the wines remained very good until I finished them. I simply recorked and private preserved them after pouring myself a glass. I was still drinking one of the bottles three months later and it still tasted wonderful.
You know, I 've seen those things on Shark Tank, or something similar. Always wondered if they really worked.
If I drank more wine, ya I'd probably invest in one.
Oh, ok...I was thinking it was some kind of expensive gadget.Private Preserve is just a can of inert gas that comes with two straws. You stick a straw in the spray button, stick the straw down into the bottle, give one half second blast and then three smaller blasts into the bottle and then put the cork in. It's relatively inexpensive (about $10 or $11 online) and can be used up to 120 times but probably 70 to 90 is more likely. Anyway even at 70 times and $11 it adds 15 cents per glass of wine if you only have one glass at a time out of the bottle. Plus the first glass is free.
Oh, ok...I was thinking it was some kind of expensive gadget.
I don't think I've ever seen one at the store, tho. I'll pay attention next time I'm out. I wonder if Trader Joe's has them?
Where did you get it, do you remember?
Is there a time limit on when you have to use it, like an expiration date?
I have several decanters for Swedish Schnapps. I hardly ever use them - mostly when we celebrate Midsummer or at Christmas.Speaking of booze....remember those decanter's people used to collect? Or beer steins.
One of my parents friends, who was a general manager at a nicer restaurant used to have a bunch of them in his game room. He has since passed, but I wonder what happened to those.
I just don't see them anymore...do you?
Speaking of booze....remember those decanter's people used to collect? Or beer steins.
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