Foil Wine Pourer Spout That Stops Drips at the Neck
Pour the glass, not the tablecloth. The curved foil lip guides every refill from the neck into the glass, so the label stays dry and the bottle is ready for the next round. Two pieces, one clean pour at a time.
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Pour the glass, not the tablecloth. The curved foil lip guides every refill from the neck into the glass, so the label stays dry and the bottle is ready for the next round. Two pieces, one clean pour at a time.
Never spill another drop when pouring wine
- wine dribbling down the bottle
- messy pours and drips on the label or tablecloth
- wine waste when serving
Pour every glass without a drip
Tired of wine running down the label mid-dinner? This foil pourer clips onto the neck so each refill stays in the glass and the tablecloth stays clean.
A curved lip that guides every drop

A curved lip that guides the stream
The curved lip and tubular insert send wine from the neck straight into the glass. The stream has an edge to follow, so it stops sliding down the label. Tilt gently and the pour stays on target from the first glass to the last.

Food-grade PET that stays put
The body is made from food-grade PET, a material picked for its environmental profile. The flexible foil build seats on the bottle neck and stays there through a full evening of refills, so you are not chasing it back into place between glasses.

Two pieces, five discs
You get one pouring piece and five round foil discs, all 7.5cm across. The discs have the same mirror-like finish as the pourer, so the set looks finished on a table or a home bar.
Seat it, tilt it, pour clean
- 1Seat the pourer on the neck
Slide the tubular insert into the bottle neck until it sits snug. Check that the curved lip sits level before you tilt.
- 2Tilt slowly
Let the lip guide a slow, steady stream into the glass. A steep angle sends wine past the edge and down the label.
- 3Leave it on between glasses
Keep the pourer on the bottle for the next refill. It works the same way on red or white.
Keep the silver bright
- Rinse with warm water
Rinse after each use so wine does not dry on the lip.
- Dry with a soft cloth
A soft cloth keeps the polished foil clear of water spots.
- Skip abrasive cloths
Rough scrubbing can scratch the mirror finish over time.
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Questions and answers
The tubular insert is made for standard wine bottle necks, and the curved lip rests level at the rim. Seat it snugly and check the lip sits level before you tilt the bottle.
The body is made from food-grade PET. It sits in the neck and only meets the wine as it pours, which keeps the set simple to rinse and reuse.
Yes, when the pour is steady. The lip gives the stream an edge to follow so it lands in the glass instead of running down the label. A sharp tilt can still push wine past the lip, so tilt gently.
A drip ring catches what has already run down the neck. This piece starts guiding the stream from the first pour with a curved foil lip and a tubular insert, so less wine reaches the label. If you also want a full seal between nights, see our bottle and cork range.
Rinse them with warm water and dry with a soft cloth after each use. Skip abrasive cloths, which can scratch the polished foil.
Two pieces cost little, and one pourer per bottle keeps every refill clean through the evening. A decanter is overkill for a casual dinner, and this costs a fraction of one.
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