Stainless Steel Wine Pourer with Ribbed Drip-Free Stopper
A slim stainless pourer that seats in the bottle neck and keeps each pour where you aim it. Wine, whiskey, oil and vinegar stay sealed between drinks, and the counter stays dry through the whole night.
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A slim stainless pourer that seats in the bottle neck and keeps each pour where you aim it. Wine, whiskey, oil and vinegar stay sealed between drinks, and the counter stays dry through the whole night.
Stainless steel pourer with a ribbed stopper for controlled, drip-free pouring from wine and spirit bottles
- messy spills when pouring
- uncontrolled pour from wine or spirit bottles
- bottle sealing between uses
Pour with control, without the mess
Tired of drips down the label and sticky counters after every pour? This slim stainless pourer seals the bottle between drinks and lets you pour exactly where you aim.
Steady pours from a slim stainless spout

A tapered spout for controlled flow
The thin stainless tip narrows the stream so each pour lands where you aim it. Tilt the bottle and the wine or spirit comes out in a steady line, not a sheet that runs down the label. Pour into your favorite wine glasses without wiping the neck afterward.

A ribbed stopper for a snug seal
The multi-ridge rubber stopper grips the inside of the bottle neck, so the bottle stays closed between pours. Push it in until the flared collar meets the rim, and the bottle can sit on the counter between drinks without a trail of wine down the glass.

Built from 201 stainless steel
The spout is 201 stainless steel with a polished finish, paired with a TPE stopper. On models with the flip-top dust cap, the cap keeps the tip clean when the pourer is not in use. Several finishes, from matte black to rose gold, let the pourer match the rest of the bar.
Seat it, pour, and reseal in seconds
- 1Seat the stopper
Push the ribbed stopper into the bottle neck until the flared collar sits flush against the rim.
- 2Tilt and pour
Tilt the bottle slowly. The tapered tip keeps the stream narrow so it lands in the glass.
- 3Reseal between drinks
Leave the pourer seated between drinks. The ribs hold the bottle closed on the counter.
- 4Close the dust cap
On models with the flip-top dust cap, close it when the pourer is not in use to keep the tip clean.
Rinse, dry, and it is ready for the next pour
- Rinse after use
Warm water clears wine and spirit residue from the spout and the ribs.
- Dry before storing
Wipe with a towel or let it air dry so the steel stays bright.
- Hand wash the stopper
Keep the TPE collar out of the dishwasher and hand wash it to keep its shape.
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Questions and answers
It is built for wine and spirit bottles, and it works on oil and vinegar bottles with a similar opening. Bottle necks vary in width, so the ribbed stopper grips some bottles snugly and others a little looser. Test it on your most-used bottle first.
The spout is 201 stainless steel and the stopper is TPE. Rinse both after each use, dry them, and hand wash the collar instead of running it through the dishwasher.
Yes, for a bar setup. The ribbed stopper holds the bottle closed while it sits on the counter between drinks. Push it in firmly and check the seat before you leave the bottle out.
A plastic pourer wobbles, slips and lets liquid run down the side. A steel spout with a ribbed seal keeps the pour where you aim it and keeps the bottle sealed, so you skip the wiping and the lost pour. One pourer covers wine, spirits, oil and vinegar, which means you buy it once instead of a drawer of mismatched caps.
Pick black or white for a clean modern look, or gold and rose gold if your bar cart leans warm and polished. The finish changes the look only, not the pour.
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