Wine accessories that will make you reach for a glass

By Mark Myerson on Dec 23, 2018, 12:40 pm EST under Buyer’s Guide

There’s nothing quite like settling down with a glass of wine after a long day. Whether you enjoy something red and velvety or white and sparkling, these wine accessories should help you make the most of every bottle.

Wine accessories that will make you reach for a glass

What is the best drinking temperature for wine? Serve sparkling wine at 40–50°F, white wine at 50–60°F, and red wine at 60–70°F.
Which wines should you try in 2019? Look out for Cabernet Franc, Darker Rosé and English Sparkling Wine in the New Year.
What are the best gadgets for wine lovers? You’ve come to the right place; take a look through this roundup or explore our Wine Gadgets collection.

We all have different ways to enjoy wine. While some people can get through a whole bottle in one evening, others are happy to sample and spit. However you like to enjoy the crushed grapes, these wine accessories should help you savor the flavor.

PortoVino Wine Dispensing Purse

Enjoy a sneaky glass with PortoVino

Ever find yourself longing for the red stuff? With the PortoVino purse, you can carry around two bottles of vino and pour yourself a glass whenever you need it.

Price: $74.95 USD

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Elephant Corkscrew Bottle Opener

Uncork your bottles with the Elephant Corkscrew

This fun little corkscrew looks just like an elephant, complete with trunk and big ears. When the screw is not in use, it retracts into the wooden body — useful for pocket storage.

Price: $17.50 USD

Tether Flexible Silicone Dishwasher Attachment

Tether keeps your glasses safe

Putting your best wine glasses in the dishwasher. This flexible silicone attachment holds the stem steady, so the glass won’t bounce around.

Price: $14.95 USD

Corvi Concrete Wine Cooler

Corvi is a stunning wine cooler

Crafted from solid concrete, the Corvi wine cooler is a genuine piece of art. You simply place the cooler in your fridge in advance, and then allow the cold concrete to chill your bottle.

Price: $79 USD

MyŒno Smart Wine Scanner

Scan your wine with MyŒno

Ever wondered what’s in your wine? This smart sensor can tell you the strength, tannins, and acidity levels of your chosen vintage. It can also help you find something to match your taste.

Price: $78.68 USD

Breville Sommelier Smart Wine Oxygenator

The Sommelier breathes life into your wine

Oxygen quite literally breathes flavor into your wine. The Breville Sommelier uses 90% pure oxygen to accelerate the aeration process. One minute with this device is the same as one hour in a decanter.

Price: $499.95 USD

Sello 2 Wine Preservation System

Seal in the goodness with Sello 2

After wine has been open a few days, oxidation starts to ruin the flavor. Sello 2 delays this process by sealing in the goodness. As a result, you won’t have to rush through the bottle.

Price: $49.99 USD

ZEbag Wine Carrier

ZEbag can safely hold six bottles

Carrying bottles of wine to a friend’s place can be really tricky. ZEbag makes it easier, with a padded design and a built-in handle. This carrier can also unravel and be used as a wine rack.

Price: $69.99 USD

Dioniso Basic! Steel Wine Rack

Store 120 bottles with the Dioniso Basic! rack

Need more storage space? The Basic! Steel wine rack provides elegant vertical storage for 24 bottles. It’s a beautiful way to display your collection, and very sturdy too.

Price: $602.19 USD

Eva Solo Aerating Glass Wine Decanter

Aerate with Eva Solo

If you prefer to aerate your wine in a more traditional way, the Eva Solo should suffice. This beautiful glass decanter has a unique construction that pushes extra air into your wine.

Price: $59.54 USD

The best wine accessories

Unlike many alcoholic drinks, it’s really worth investing in wine. These accessories will help you get the most out of your chosen bottle — no matter how much you paid.

What is your favorite wine gadget? Tell us in the comments!

Mark Myerson

Mark is best known for writing about apps, but he also loves the tactile, hardware side of technology. Being a professional photographer, he's pretty handy with a camera, and he's a self-confessed tweetaholic.

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