AMAZON WINE GADGETS - INDEPENDENT Review

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I am a wine minimalist. Even though there are millions of different gadgets available for wine I only use my corkscrew a glass. Yes, yes, yes of course I do have a lot of different glasses so I am maybe not a real minimalist but I am not into gadgets. The only thing I use that could be considered a gadget is my Corvin but that’s it. But FOMO or Fear of missing out is a real thing so I went to the place where everyone buys everything these days to find what I did not know I needed in my life. First of all, I am not paid by anyone to review these products and I bought all of them with my own money I am ready to be inspired so let’s have a look at what papa Amazon has to offer ...
Items reviewed:
Decapo | Pearls
Bada Bing Wine Glass
CHEER MODA Champagner closure
BarCraft Winethermometer
hotder Aerator
VINENCO Wine Cooler
Olivivi electric Corkscrew
Vacu Vin 09814606 Wine Pump
Kalawen Glasscutter

[@keegala]

A friend's father is quite arthritic, so the electric opener has been a boon for him. I am guessing it could also be useful for those with limited use of their hands (accident, handicap, etc.). That said, not something I would ever buy. Let's hope it stays that way.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

True! I was not talking about people with disabilities and you are right - for them it is very useful.

[@QuickQuips]

Rabbits have been quite pleasant for those with limited mobility. The leverage and build quality are good.

[@tommihommi1]

it's common that gadgets that are great for disabilities are also marketed to people who like to buy random gadgets, increases the production numbers and decreases the price for the people who actually need it

[@dailyshaves7242]

@@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine You might not have thought about people with disabilities but that's exactly who is likely going to be purchasing the device. A little bit of thought would have been helpful before speaking, next time consider who might benefit from this device and then reflect on that first. I was a little disappointed with this part of the video to be honest, I do expect more from you and a little more humility because as soon as I saw this device I thought "wow, that's great! My mother in law likes to enjoy a glass of red and so too now my own mother and immediately thought of buying this for them. And then to see you slam it and say useless, I kinda took it to heart and surprised by your lack of consideration". Please do better, be better and think better.

[@nielsnielsen9013]

@@dailyshaves7242 You are being ridiculously sensitive. Relax.

[@pavelshalman]

I got one of those air pumps with the rubber corks. It works well for me, definitely prolongs the life of the wine by a few days. Especially usefull for white wine, when you just wanna have one glass with your meal...

[@babekkurt]

Love how you mix serious content with this kind of more easy going, fun stuff!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@timcizej9342]

My favourite wine gadget has to be my corkscrew/waiter's friend. Also, man thank you so much for this channel. I'm currently studying for my WSET Diploma in Canada, and I've found your channel both informative, but also really entertaining. I've learned a lot from you, but it doesn't feel like "studying", because you have a fantastic way of stripping away the perimeter pretension and getting right to the practical information at the heart of wine topics.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you!

[@badyen79]

To clean my glass, I use ice with salt and water. Works great. My favorite tool is a two prong cork puller.

[@ohbonnied5455]

So happy you tested the wine cutter!

[@martinlamy6371]

Excellent as usual. So nice to watch a non-pretentious expert pass on his knowledge - thank you.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@guillass01]

Great wall cut bottle "I will always treasure this" love the sarcasm =P

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

😂

[@QuickQuips]

Ngl even though it was cheap it was surprisingly not awful.

[@asterixinbritainsteve8868]

Morning Konstantin. Great video as always. From all of the gadgets that you tested, one for me is absolutely brilliant and that is the steel ball bearings for cleaning a carafe. I have some lovely carafes that are hellish to clean. These ball bearings really work. I would use less water than you did. They really work. Your favourite glassmaker even produces them. For me they are indispensable.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks. I will use them more frequently in the future then!

[@dianechayer7336]

I discovered your chanel a few weeks ago and have done serious binge viewing since then 😁. I bought a Coravin last year and I just love it. It allows me to have a glass of great wine on weekdays without having to empty a bottle in a few days. Their marketing targets wine experts but this is such a fantastic tool for anyone who likes good wine.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you Diane!

[@maxnokhrin697]

Really enjoy your videos - especially how you walk us through how you do wine tastings. Look forward to seeing this one!! My wine gadget is - a corker for champagne / sparkling wines. I don’t use it for long term storage (ie overnight) but for helping seal the bottle a bit between pours. Champagne never lasts more than one evening at my house :)

[@virginiafeliciano9318]

I think my favorite and useful gadget of all of those is the decanter bead cleaner. I do have a few gadgets myself that I like. My wine glass charms are very useful since I have many wine drinkers in my family so they help with not grabbing the wrong glass. I have an aerator and do enjoy it when I don’t want to wait for my decanted wine. Great video! I’m new to the channel and really enjoy your sense of humor.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you!

[@garyedwards1150]

Ive used the stainless bead cleaner as well and i found it to be faultless, im a big fan.

[@adamg.manning6088]

Very harsh on the Vacu Vin. I use it for BTG in the Restaurant and it certainly helps give an extra day to the wine. It’s not a long term solution like Coravin, but it’s not really meant to be. I use it for fortifieds in the fridge at home as bottles of table wine don’t last a day.

[@Agate87]

Yeah, I was thinking there will definitely be times you can’t finish a wine in a day. But u are you not keeping the wine long enough or the wine is not so expensive that you have to pull out a Coravin. Vacu vin is a perfect in between.

[@aitorkevineteomba6431]

I laughed so hard at the capsule cutter bit xD Thanks for sharing your knowledge, as always :)

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks!

[@johnhall5495]

Hello from Australia! Just discovered your channel and am loving the high quality, very informative content! Keep up the great work!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you!

[@tarawalker7193]

You have saved me a lot of headache and money! LOL! Thank you so much for this!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks!

[@lauracanna2201]

Hi Konstantin, two things I wasn't convinced about: the 1st was the one that reads the temperature of the wine. For people (probably the majority) who do not have a wine cellar, that would be a good gadget to have. You scored it very low but the rational you gave were a bit poor (I'd accept if you had said the temperature was not correct or it's cheap and doesn’t work, but that wasn't the case). The 2nd is the vacuum cap. I have that device and it makes a MASSIVE difference: before I was able to have a bottle open only for 3-4 days before it would turn vinegar, now I'm able to drink it also 10 days later (no, I don't drink wine every day and I have no intention to😉). Anyway I realise that the only gadget I would like, doesn’t exist yet (a device that removes the labels from the bottles without breaking them).

[@andrewwebsterep]

I appreciate this. It’s natural to want to explore the gadgets as you get into wine (I’m newer to wine appreciation), so have spent more on gadgets that would’ve been better applied to superior wine. Hopefully this will spare some others my mistakes.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks!

[@Mudfish911]

I love my Le Creuset bottle opener

[@TheDesertWineGuy]

Dude, you had me cracking up. I have the automatic cork remover and I love it. Man, that was funny.

[@Ildskalli]

Besides adding my voice to those defending the VacuVin (which is a really simple and inexpensive way of making bottles last longer), I really like my glass markers. When we have people over, there's usually a mess of wine glasses, and even if the rest don't care about which one is theirs... I do. They're also good for blind tastings.

[@serbanchinole]

Funny enough, I use the pump quite often, and the temperature band, liked the last device

[@skraegorn7317]

The decanter pearls are really good, we've used something similar at home to clean metal and glass. We just have some small stainless steel ball bearings and use vinegar and/or grain alcohol if we have it. The alcohol and acid both act as solvents to loosen any sediments while the ball bearings act as an abrasive. But if it's something you can reach your hand into (like a punch bowl), we just use steel wool for the same effect.

[@liamblake937]

I found an old wine opener in my house in France which was hidden away In a pile of junk left behind by the previous owners who had live in the house in the 1940s. the opener was completely covered in rust but I was able to strip and oil it and it works wonderfully. The opener has a cylindrical metal frame with a corkscrew which is attached to a machined screw which allows you to pull the cork out slowly with a three pronged handle. It's a bit overkill but is very satisfying to use

[@robdielemans9189]

I use an aerator sometimes, it does the trick when I don't want to use a carafe. I see a lot of people in the comments using vacuvin. A better option is to have some half (0.375) bottles at home with a screw cap, just pour the wine to the brim of the half bottles and you can store them for longer than a vacuvin can. Of course this option doesn't work if you only pour 1 glass of wine from your bottle.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Interesting idea

[@woisit]

When you pour the wine from one bottle to the other, you'll aerate the wine even more.

[@NickDeWachter]

The only gadget I use is the vacuvin. Usually when I'm in wine geek modus and want to compare 2 or 3 bottles. I pick one I'm going to drink right away and want to keep the others waiting for a couple of days. It works for me, so let's agree to disagree on the use 😉. And yes, I know about coravin. It's fine for more expensive wines, but when the gas you put in the bottle costs you more than the wine you took out I think vacuvin is a good alternative. Greetings from Belgium

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks - maybe I need to give Vacuvin another try!

[@barryfoster8311]

My wife and I having been using a vacuvin for over 5 years. If we don't finish a bottle in one day, we just automatically pump out the air with a vacuvin. We believe it makes a real difference. Coravin is just way too expensive.

[@NickDeWachter]

Funny to see my reaction now. In the meanwhile I bought a coravin😁.

[@kilianhzh]

@@NickDeWachter its the best decision ever

[@NickDeWachter]

@@kilianhzh true!

[@jivkozafirov1065]

Nice channel and good delivery. Like yiur " wine in 10", informative and little fun!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Much appreciated!

[@kirkgrant8121]

Casa Emma...such an under the radar producer here in the US. I love their wines and my wife & I loaded up on their Balsamic vinegar when we visited in 2016. We just ran out...but still have a solid stash of their wines to hang onto the memories & stories.

[@kirkgrant8121]

Oh, my favorite gadget is the Durand for opening older bottles. It is essential...if you like drinking older bottles of wine.

[@carlcadregari7768]

I think the electric opener would be good for those folks with physical challenges with their hands, like bad arthritis. Nice video. Always good to see products tried before you buy!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks! Yes, for people with disabilities it might be really useful.

[@aminor7476]

My favorite wine 🍷 gadgets are: 1) waiters friend; 2) Eurocave wine preserver & chiller; 3) wine glasses

[@christianmontes6213]

Just got into wine recently, thanks for all the info ❤️

[@sdb5080]

Love the reviews and the input. The only 'gadget' I use is the Coravin 6. That's it. That and my nose and we are good to go!

[@michaelkortz912]

The Venturi is my personal favorite! I have been using it for about 6 years for stout beers and wine . It's really the only way I can save time to open up flavors in a few seconds

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Interesting - also for beer?

[@tarawalker7193]

My favorite gadget is my double-prong wine opener. Makes life a little easier. :)

[@QuickQuips]

Ah so? Those are great for fragile corks.

[@pgprentice]

Try using a Crème Brûlée torch to heat the bottle and then pour ice water on it to cool it. The rubber bands are not needed. Also only cut around the bottle once lightly to score the glass. Once the bottle is cut then a piece of wet sandpaper on a flat surface can be used to flatten and clean the edges. Thanks for the amazing channel. Cheers

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you!

[@bjorngrutzmacher1129]

Tolles Video, auf sowas habe ich mal gewartet 👌🏻

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Danke!

[@lseenow520]

Very informative video as usual, enjoying simple explanation and no fuzz. Thank you Konstantin

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks!

[@ogarza3]

the electric cork opener is a life saver for people with mobility issues, as well as the huge cutter it comes with, even if cheap... 5/5 device if you actually need it

[@juliefisher4729]

As someone with carpal tunnel, I love my Rabbit electric wine opener!

[@BosnWayne]

I appreciate this!

[@Porto_Pablo]

I have the pump and electric cork remover and I like them both :)

[@zehzinho85]

Thanks for another video Konstantin, really enjoying your channel! You didn't ask for suggestions, but I see you've ran a marathon. I would be really interested on a video about staying healthy/in shape while still intaking huge amounts of alcohol (like you obviously did throughout your master of wine journey).

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks. A very good idea!

[@Frank-lk4uz]

The Durand Vintage Cork even the cheep ones are great 😄

[@RogerioMartins-kk9vo]

Hi Konstantin, congrats for your channel. Very interesting content! Talking about gadgets, I see some hanging in the wall behind you (port tongs and sabrage sword). Perhaps you could demonstrate how to use them. 😉

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you - will do!

[@strekk1486]

Always though the vacu vin helped opened wine to last longer, also found it good for retaining some of the sparkle in sparkling wine. Interested in your point that air has already entered the wine itself. How much of an impact would this have vs contact with air in the bottle if just corked without a vacuum over a day or two? Would a small amount of oxygen in the wine help it develop also?

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Maybe I need to do a trial of Vacuvin to find out. I just do not think that it is very reliable. But I have not tried it for sparkling wine. Oxygen needs to enter the wine in order to have an impact and yes, it can also change the wine for the better but after a day or two most wines start declining in quality in my experience. This also depends very much on how much wine you have already poured (one glass or three) and the storage conditions.

[@feelinggrape]

The wine bottle opener is actually a tool, that could come in handy for people with low grip strength! For normal people it’s obviously as you say, but I can actually see a real life benefit for a lot of people! I like my pulltap knife, decanters and fancy glassware. That’s about it.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Yes, of course. For people with disabilities it might be really useful.

[@kandasamylozano9921]

Really enjoyed this gadget review. I agree most of the wine gadgets are useless and only serve you once before you actually confirm it is useless. Anyway, I recently invested on a £4 bottle cutter which is so far my best investment - it only made me do some research as I had an old 2009 sassicaia bottle which I didn’t want to throw away. Now - I have cut a few bottles and have even started a herb garden in my kitchen :)..thank you again I would welcome a review on glasses - I told myself I might give myself a treat as I am fully aware the wine taste better with a good quality glass :)

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Great idea with the herb garden! Yes, I need to do a glass review.

[@Birdylockso]

While we are on the subject of gadgets, I've done a number of rounds with my average drinker friends on a metal stick that supposed to help the "aging" of the wine. It's called "Peugeot Clef du Vin," and available on Amazon. I was a skeptic first, then, after a few rounds of blind tastings, most have identified the difference. But, don't follow their guideline of 1 second = 1 year formula. I used 20 seconds for most young reds. I think the copper "dot" at the end of the stick ionizes the wine and somehow releases the flavors.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Interesting!

[@cosmodoc]

Lustig! Ich finde den elektrischen Öffner allerdings am besten!

[@yanmoisan7398]

tes commentaires sont toujours tellement interressants. Quelle belle idée de parler d'accessoires. Merci pour ton attitude toujours naturel et franche. je te crois et j'ai confiances.

[@andersstenlund8248]

I like your content and that I learn someting new when watching.. Would love to see some more videos of you blindtasting and review wines when not knowing what they are. I find it somehow difficult to objectively score wines on its quality alone and not include personal preferences.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you Anders. I will do videos like that in the future!

[@jivkozafirov1065]

Cork screw and those pump things, which i find beneficial for sparkling wine as pump air in and bubbles don't go away.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

I need to play around with the pump more often!

[@ryanreinke1691]

Really enjoying your videos. Anyway you could do a video around the culture of tasting rooms? We recently moved to the Bay and have been spending a lot of time around Napa/Sonoma. Navigating and learning what kind of tasting experience we like has been a lot of fun but I'm curious how it all started and why such early hours...

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks! Good idea... maybe next time when I am in CA!

[@francis7064]

I find those style aerators really useful. You’re meant to pour into them a lot quicker, too slow and the wine goes straight through without being aerated. It’s great for cheaper bottles or when you don’t want to sit around for an hour or 2 waiting for the wine to decant. Also cheaper, easier to clean and a lot more durable than a nice decanter. I think both options definitely have their place and market

[@hs89075]

What do you think about the Durand cork screwer, do you have one and use it regurlarly?

[@goodwinegal]

Haha...love the toss...well done

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

:)

[@dontyoudareidiot]

New video!!! My brother sent me an aerator and electro-opener a half year ago. but, same opinion as you. I would just swirl more or wait more and open it my self XD. Carrying those gadgets and wines while going somewhere was quite uncomfortable

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks for sharing - I agree!

[@henriquegoncalves640]

I do use Vacu Vin, but of course Coravin, which I also use, is more efficient if you want to keep the wine for longer before drinking again. I also use Aveine Smart Aerator. cheers :)

[@miguelcarrillo202]

Konstantin, I have used this technique recently for clarifying stained wine glasses. Half a tab or a whole tab of Effer-Dent tablets for dentures. Leave it over night and it will dissolve the craziest stains. Give it a try

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

I will!

[@simonlandkroon]

Great video again. Only found your Channel recently very entertaining and intresting.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you Simon!

[@manningsgames]

Love the video! Would you be able to do a video on second label wines? I just recently found out about them and find them quite interesting!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Great idea!!

[@ilBBoyMoro]

Support from Italy 💪 really enjoy your videos

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@kwcheun1]

Hi Konstantin, great review. Hopefully to hear from you with the prize :D

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

You are on the list :)

[@jasonfong7085]

Thanks for reviewing these gadgets. Now I know I don't need to buy any of these and I can get rid of my vacu-vin wine pump. Keep the videos coming.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Will do!

[@pivotsweeter]

Nice video as always :) and hello from Denmark!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you!

[@gtrnka]

I have a gadget called the Wine Squirrel for preserving wine. It is a decanter with a plunger that you lower over the wine limiting the amount of air remaining in the decanter. Looking at it today I see it is $99 on Amazon…I purchased it when it was a lot cheaper. I wouldn’t pay $99 for it 🤪

[@luu9877]

Wie immer ein sehr gutes Video 👍🏻

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Danke!

[@andrewsims9754]

The oxygen in the wine will get pumped out when using a pump. When the pressure of the gas (oxygen) in the bottle is reduced, the oxygen in the wine will dissolve out of the solution (wine).

[@Agate87]

You literally gave the most dangerous item, the one with literally no actual benefits to wine tasting, a 5 star! But hey, glass cutting is pretty cool, I understand that.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

I know ... but it is pretty cool

[@9557catfish]

The more we say something about the glass cutter, Konstantin will like it more (romeo and juliet effect) 😂😂

[@tobiasschoeberl9858]

I love your sassy attitude when it comes to the real unnecessary stuff. Tbh I don't really use wine gadgets. If you want to count it in... I do like to use drop stop wine pourer (basically mechanical stable and flexible foil) as I am a kind of messy sometimes.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks! Oh yes, I forgot the Drop stop!

[@leonardoaraujo8364]

Drop stop is great to keep your table clean. Those simple that importers give you everytime you buy Wine are The Best. Just roll, place it and voilà.

[@peteradams5383]

5/5 for a glass cutter that doesn't cut where you want it cut? Really, Konstantin? I mean, really? Why? 😜 My favourite 'gadget' is a steel aerator that's like a funnel with a removable steel filter. It's designed so when you pour the wine through, it sprays out sideways and runs down the inside of your decanter or jug. The filter certainly removes any bits of cork, or sediment, and whilst the fancy aeration bit might not be necessary, it certainly adds to the theatre and ritual of opening and decanting a good bottle of wine.

[@user-yr3pk6fu9o]

My favorite wine gadget is а corkscrew.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Word!

[@MrAvw777]

Hey love your channel, just one thing to point out on the Decanter, it works best when you turn it at an angle and it has a small sif you need to put on the top. I use it to decant into my Class decanter the little sif catches any small particles of cork and sediment. it works really well.

[@fabiomonteiro3883]

Nothing like an amazing corkscrew =)

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

I agree!

[@Leandro-up9ht]

Hello Konstantin, You should record a video about wine storage and which grapes have the best capabilites! Thanks! Great videos.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

I will do that.

[@steriledial]

4:34 🤣 My favourite gadget is my old friend that drinks anything. “As long as it’s over 12%” she says. So if I’ve made a mistake wine purchase, I give it to her, that way she’s happy, and I don’t feel I’ve completely wasted my money.

I use the vacuvin. It is the best to keep the wine for a few more days spending just a small amount.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

I will try it.

[@misterr2359]

I use the vacu vin even for some good wines like DV Catena and it works very well for a week or so.

[@jcre2000]

Great video!!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Hans-sk2ll]

Your electric opener was probably not charged. Mine’s super fast and love using it!

[@gabi7583]

That wine glass to put on top of the bottle and drink directly from it is absolutely hilarious.I will invest on a Coravin soon.By the way Konstantin, had a bottle of Dal Forno Romano Valpolicella Superiore 2013 the other day and it was instantly love.

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

You should have invited me ;)

[@gabi7583]

@@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine I have two more bottles that I bought right after finishing the first one.You are invited if you come to Miami my friend.

[@carloszamora5985]

It would be great if you could make a video dedicated at storing wine at home. What are the best conditions, how to set up a cellar, what are the wines that allow for storing, etc. Thanks for your videos!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks - great idea!

[@kengillman5805]

Decanter for 50 cents! Use a larger glass, often “Burgundy” glasses are 600-900 ml, cover with watch-glass after putting 500ml or so, wait the requisite time

[@robanybody3446]

Just recently discovered your channel and I'm loving it :). I didn't expect to see Vacuvin among this mostly useless stuff, to be honest. I'm using it for 10+ years now and wouldn't want to miss it. My impression is that it works pretty well, I use it mostly for already quite mature wines we do not manage to empty that night. Without Vacuvin these wines are frequently undrinkable the next day. With Vacuvin we typically still can enjoy them in the next days. Vacuvin and Dropstop are the only "gadgets" I use, apart from the bare necessities as corkscrew, glasses and a decanter/caraffe. Keep up the good work!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

I will run some trials on Vacuvin

[@58andyr]

Agreed, vacuvin is a must have for me.

[@sdb5080]

Vacuvin is ok for next day when u did not manage to finish the bottle, anything beyond that I dont enjoy. That's where my Coravin comes in

[@interoperability-101]

@@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine I would love to see a video with side-by-side blind tasting of wine with and without the Vacuvin cork after 3, 5, 7 days! I also believe that Vacuvin works and helps keep the wine intact for a few extra days. Would love to know your expert opinion on this!

[@siyul_lee]

This is super helpful and also fun! I see you are not very fond of vacuvin. I use it all the time because I believe, at least, it allows less oxygen in the bottle than just putting back in the cork. What's your best advice when I have to keep the bottle for a day or two?

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thanks! Every (good) wine should keep for two days after you opened the bottle. The wine might develop but this is also interesting. If you want to slow down the process than put the opened bottle in the fridge.

[@jimdandy6452]

I'd just use a wine label remover instead of that cutter - I've actually added labels to a journal and have enjoyed revisiting it from time to time (saves all that space a bottle takes up too!)

[@Ivan-Hernandez]

My favorite wine gadget is my corkscrew. That's right just a regular ol' corkscrew. That's all I need

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Same here!

[@MrBikerMike95]

Only accessory I’m using is a classical drop-stop from time to time. Nothing else needed IMO :)

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

I forgot to review the good old drop stop!

[@grasielamyenglishschool7430]

Hi Konstantin, It’s so funny that you got the gadget to cut glass bottles. I had just asked my boyfriend where I could take a bottle of Armand de Brignac I drank with my mom so I could turn it into a vase to remind me of her. Unfortunately, she passed away recently due to Covid. I would be a bit concerned in using it, though because when you used it the bottle didn’t have a nice straight cut all around. Let me know if you use it again and have more success with it, please. I’m like you I prefer to use the regular cork screw and different glasses. I’m actually a sucker for wine glasses. I had a whole collection of Riedel ones in the USA but couldn’t bring them with me. Anyway, the one gadget I love and always use is the foil cutter, because I don’t have the strength to use the cutter that’s part of the wine opener. Thanks and Cheers! 🍷

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

I am sorry to hear about your mother passing away! I would be careful if the bottle is important to you and rather keep it the way it is. Champagne bottles are thicker and therefore harder to cut and the material of the AdB bottle might make it even harder.

[@leonardoaraujo8364]

Hi, my prefered gadget is the cap cutter. 😱 😂😂😂😂 But I liked the wine chiller you showed. I am too laisy and would Love to use it to Keep my whites cold without all the put in the ice and water and take it out, and put it in again and so on... 😂😂😂😂😂 I will go for it at Amazon 👍🏼

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

😁

[@woisit]

I made good experiences with vacuvin, it preserves a bottle of red wine up to a week. Without it, I wouldn't enjoy the wine after a couple of days. You rated the device without actually testing it.

[@sIIcAnton]

:D Great video - wine key, good glasses, 1 or 2 carafe - and you ready to go.... rest is fun and waste of money... lol

[@joker69ification]

Awesome video. I always felt these aerators are useless lol. If you swirl the glass a bit you will have the same effecft

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you!

[@adamsalamon]

Great videos! Keep up the good job 👏

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Thank you!

[@MrDanielcahill]

😂😂 this is a hilarious video! I can’t believe people buy this stuff... please DO NOT send me any of these products! Keep up the good work 😀

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sandracastellanos921]

Can you review the wine wands that remove sulfites? What are your thoughts on it? I spend a lot on those 😅

[@valentinzjatkov1778]

yeah and a decanter you also need

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

That is true.

[@douglasnunez3520]

Great video! I got a battery operated wine aerator from Amazon , it looks ridiculous, and I’m not sure if it works, but I got it as a Christmas present from my sister, and I feel obligated to use it, poor me. :(

[@garyedwards1150]

Does my Eurocave count as a wine gadget? If so, love it!

[@KonstantinBaumMasterofWine]

Great gadget!

[@thogan50]

what is the print over your left shoulder with the angel and devil? who is the artist? really enjoy the videos! and your cellar! keep them coming!