Stainless Steel Wine Pourer Stopper: Drip-Free Pouring
Pour the last glass as cleanly as the first. This polished 304 stainless pourer seats in standard bottle necks, holds a steady stream over ice, and keeps the bottle corked between servings. Four finishes let it match the bar cart you already own.
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Pour the last glass as cleanly as the first. This polished 304 stainless pourer seats in standard bottle necks, holds a steady stream over ice, and keeps the bottle corked between servings. Four finishes let it match the bar cart you already own.
Precise, drip-free pouring for wine and spirits with a stylish metallic finish
- messy spills when pouring
- inconsistent measures at the bar
- drips down the bottle neck
Pour every glass clean, to the last drop
Tired of sticky necks and wine-stained labels? Pour with a polished steel spout that turns any bottle into a steady, controlled pour.
Steady Pours, Built Into the Spout

A Curved Tip That Stops Drips
The curved pour tip and thin metal flow tube guide the stream down the inside of the glass instead of letting it run down the label. Tilt slowly and the wine lands where you want it, even over ice. The bottle and cork stay in place between glasses, so the wine does not go flat on the counter.

Polished 304 Steel
The spout is 304 stainless steel with a polished finish that shrugs off everyday moisture and matches the rest of the bar. At 14 g and 11.5 cm long, it sits in a pocket or a drawer without taking up room on the bar cart.

Four Finishes, One Bar Cart
Pick gunmetal for a sleek look, rose gold or champagne gold for warmth, or antique brass for a classic touch. Rainbow titanium and black are there for a bolder bar.
Seat it, tilt it, pour it clean
- 1Test the fit
Try the pourer on one standard bottle first. If it is snug, press gently and twist a little to seat it.
- 2Seat the stopper
Press the ribbed rubber into the neck until it grips. The curved tip should sit at the rim.
- 3Tilt slowly
Lift the bottle gradually and let the stream run down the curved tip into the glass.
- 4Reseal between glasses
Set the bottle down with the pourer in place so the wine stays fresh for the next round.
- 5Rinse and dry
After the night ends, rinse the spout, dry it fully and store it upright so the rubber stays dry.
Why Not Just Tilt the Bottle?
| This pourer | Tilting by hand | Plastic spout | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steady, drip-free stream | Yes | No | Partial |
| Keeps the bottle corked between pours | Yes | No | No |
| Stays seated in the neck | Yes | No | No |
| Polished metal finish for the bar cart | Yes | No | No |
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Questions and answers
It is made for standard wine and spirit bottle necks. Wide-neck or novelty bottles may not seat properly, so test one bottle first. If it is snug, press gently and twist a little.
Yes. 304 is a food-grade stainless steel, and the metal only touches the wine as it pours. Rinse it after each night of use.
Yes. The black multi-ring rubber grips the neck, so you can set the bottle down between glasses without the wine sitting open.
Rinse it, dry it thoroughly and store it upright. Moisture trapped between the rubber and the steel is what stains the finish over time.
Gunmetal looks sleek against dark bottles. Rose gold and champagne gold warm up a bar cart, and antique brass suits wood and leather. Rainbow titanium and black make a bolder statement.
It is a one-time purchase that replaces the wiped counters and the uneven glasses. Used on every bottle, one pourer covers a whole season of dinner parties.
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