Stainless Steel Wine Pourer with Drip-Free Flow Control
A steady, drip-free pour turns a messy bar service into a clean, controlled one. This polished 201 stainless pourer with a silicone tip sits securely in standard wine and spirit bottles, so every glass gets what you aimed for.
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A steady, drip-free pour turns a messy bar service into a clean, controlled one. This polished 201 stainless pourer with a silicone tip sits securely in standard wine and spirit bottles, so every glass gets what you aimed for.
Stainless steel bottle pourer that controls flow and sits securely in wine or liquor bottles
- messy over-pouring
- dripping after pouring
- inconsistent measures at the bar
- bottle sealing when not in use
Pour exactly what you mean to, every single time
Overpours, drips and sticky bottle necks used to come with every bottle you opened. This polished stainless pourer gives you a steady stream and a clean finish, from first glass to last.
Polished steel that controls every drop

A tip that stops the drip
The flared black silicone cap sits at the end of the spout and catches the last drop before it runs down the label. Wipe the neck once at the end of the night and it stays clean.

Steel that feels like a bar tool
201 stainless steel gives the pourer a solid, weighted feel in the hand. The polished collar matches the hardware on a home bar cart, and food grade silicone covers the point where the liquid leaves.

Air vent for a smooth flow
A thin metal vent tube lets air in as the liquid leaves, so the stream stays steady rather than glugging. The tapered spout keeps the pour narrow enough to land in the glass.
Insert, pour, and seal in seconds
- 1Insert the pourer
Check the bottle opening first. Twist the pourer in gently until the collar sits snugly. Do not force it, since pressing too hard can damage the silicone tip.
- 2Pour steadily
Tilt the bottle over the glass. The vent lets air in as liquid leaves, so the stream stays even and lands where you aim it.
- 3Reseal between drinks
Fit the wine cap that comes with the pourer to keep the bottle sealed when you are not pouring. Rinse and dry the pourer at the end of the night.
Simple care keeps the finish bright
- Rinse after each session
Rinse the steel and silicone tip under warm water so residue does not dry in the vent.
- Mild soap, warm water
Hand wash with warm water and mild soap, then dry fully before the next use.
- Keep heat away
Skip the dishwasher on high heat. Heat and harsh detergent dull the polished finish and age the silicone.
- Store it out of the bottle
Keep it separate on a shelf so residue cannot build up in the vent.
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Yes, the collar is sized to sit securely in standard wine and spirit bottle necks. If a neck is unusually narrow, twist the pourer in gently. Forcing it can damage the silicone tip and let liquid run past the collar.
The body is 201 stainless steel and the tip is food grade silicone, the two surfaces that touch the liquid. 201 stainless is a practical grade for everyday bar use when it is rinsed and dried after each session.
Between pours the pourer stops the drip at the neck, and the wine cap that comes with each finish seals the bottle when you are done. For bottles you keep sealed longer, see bottle and cork options.
Cheap plastic pourers wobble, loosen and crack after a few uses, so most people end up replacing a drawer full of them. A steel pourer with a silicone tip holds its shape through a long run of service, so you buy it once and keep it.
Rinse under warm water after each session, then hand wash with mild soap. Dry it fully before the next use. Skip the dishwasher on high heat, since heat and harsh detergent dull the polished finish and age the silicone.
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