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Coravin

Physical Product · Wine · 19 mentions · 1 subreddit · discussed in r/wine

Reddit take

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Pros

  • I use a coravin almost daily ever since the OG metal one launched. ... I've been using them regularly for about 10 years now, with no ill effects, so I imagine it’s exceedingly rare, and generally only affects bottles with structural def...
  • I’m the only person in my house that drinks wine, so Coravin has been a great discovery. I used to just kill a bottle (or try) but now I can have a glass and know it’s still safe in the chiller when I want to have more.
  • I just ordered a Coravin, also something I learned about from this sub’s recommendations, in case the bottle doesn’t get finished.
  • Find a tasting group, or use a coravin and build a tasting cellar to taste comparatively rather than just drink/taste a bottle on its own.
  • if you're just talking about the gas, then it's well worth using a Coravin on any decent wine you can't finish within a few days.

Cons

  • Coravin is game changing in regard to wine ime. Yes, I find it a little suboptimal in that it can be slightly tedious, but the ability to sample as many wines as I want in a week without ever opening a single bottle, that’s the best thi...
  • I’ve been using coravin for probably 12 years at this point, regularly and in a professional context. ... for perfect results think of coravin as a life extender rather than a long term solution. You’re always going to have bottles that...
  • i'm too lazy to mess with a coravin.
  • Parent context: +1 for this answer. As for the Coravin, I had one but found it to be cumbersome/clunky to use. Reply: +1 for this answer. As for the Coravin, I had one but found it to be cumbersome/clunky to use.
  • The only issue I ran into was old vintages, corks just didn't hold up well.

Sentiment

12 positive (63%) · 4 mixed (21%) · 3 negative (16%)

Trust + time weighted score: +47% · raw score 47%

What redditors said (10 of 19)

Coravin is game changing in regard to wine ime. Yes, I find it a little suboptimal in that it can be slightly tedious, but the ability to sample as many wines as I want in a week without ever opening a single bottle, that’s the best thing ever.
mixed · u/F****7 · r/wine · comment · Nov 18, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I’ve been using coravin for probably 12 years at this point, regularly and in a professional context. ... for perfect results think of coravin as a life extender rather than a long term solution. You’re always going to have bottles that get mucked up. That said, I have coravined bottles to half fill from fairly important natural producers who work with long macerations and limited sulphur and come away with good results months later after they have languished in my fridge for way too long.
mixed · u/e****s · r/wine · comment · Jul 14, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I use a coravin almost daily ever since the OG metal one launched. ... I've been using them regularly for about 10 years now, with no ill effects, so I imagine it’s exceedingly rare, and generally only affects bottles with structural defects.
positive · u/e****s · r/wine · comment · Jan 17, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I’m the only person in my house that drinks wine, so Coravin has been a great discovery. I used to just kill a bottle (or try) but now I can have a glass and know it’s still safe in the chiller when I want to have more.
positive · u/G****2 · r/wine · comment · Nov 10, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I just ordered a Coravin, also something I learned about from this sub’s recommendations, in case the bottle doesn’t get finished.
positive · u/K****q · r/wine · comment · Dec 21, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Find a tasting group, or use a coravin and build a tasting cellar to taste comparatively rather than just drink/taste a bottle on its own.
positive · u/e****t · r/wine · comment · Nov 23, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
i'm too lazy to mess with a coravin.
negative · u/b****e · r/wine · comment · Nov 18, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
if you're just talking about the gas, then it's well worth using a Coravin on any decent wine you can't finish within a few days.
positive · u/B****o · r/wine · comment · Nov 18, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Parent context: +1 for this answer. As for the Coravin, I had one but found it to be cumbersome/clunky to use. Reply: +1 for this answer. As for the Coravin, I had one but found it to be cumbersome/clunky to use.
negative · u/f****l · r/wine · comment · Nov 18, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
The absolute best way to keep them is with a coravin.
positive · u/e****6 · r/wine · comment · Nov 18, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗

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