WineKeeper The Keeper - Single Bottle Dispenser Wine Preservation System

Model: 7760
1 Reviews
$216.99

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  • The WineKeeper 7760 Single Bottle Dispenser Wine Preservation System allows you to use the same system that restaurants use to serve wine by the glass
  • This preservation system uses the same method of vintners - preserving wines by adding harmless inert gas to barrels to displace oxygen
  • This single bottle dispenser and preserver comes equipped with tubing with a quick-connect valve and simple instructions for an easy set up and installation
  • WineKeepers dispenser and preservation system includes a stopper dispenser, a deluxe regulator, and a disposable canister that is good for 20 bottles of wine
  • This system uses 100% nitrogen gas to preserve wines
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Now you can own the same system that restaurants use to serve wine by the glass. Vintners have always preserved wines by adding harmless inert gas to barrels to displace oxygen, the same oxygen that causes wine to spoil. WineKeeper works on the same principle, using 100% nitrogen gas to preserve wines. With a WineKeeper wine preservation system, you can dispense your wines like a professional.

The Keeper is a single-bottle dispenser and comes with 1 stopper-faucet (with a non-stick wine tube), a regulator, a disposable canister, quick connects and tubing.

We carry a full line of WineKeepers from a single-bottle system up to 16 bottles. Please call with any questions on wine preservation.

STANDARD FEATURES

  • Disposable canister (good for 20 bottles)
  • Deluxe regulator
  • Stopper dispenser
  • Tubing with quick-connect valve
  • Simple instructions.

09/09/2013

Works well with one minor comment.
Kevin

Great protective packaging, clear concise instructions, easy to setup and it works very, very well. The spout does tend to drip if just shut off after pouring wine as a little bit remains in spigot. A simple slight shake of the spigot after pouring makes that last drop fall into the glass. No drip and, not a drop wasted!

Question:
Can the empty canister be recycled
by Bess on March 31, 2019
Answer:
I believe it is against regulations to put one of those types of cylinders into the recycling of your home bins. You may need to bring it in to a recycling center for the most responsible ways to dispose.
by Dave on May 11, 2019
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