Sparkling wine
Sparkling wine, prosecco and champagne taste best while they still fizz. With our sparkling wine stoppers an opened bottle stays fresh for days – with CO2 inert gas even for weeks.
Which stopper is right for you?
- Champagne Fresh: stopper with hand pump. Pump two or three times – the slight counter-pressure keeps the carbon dioxide in the drink for 3 to 5 days. As de Luxe II with a brass cap, chrome- or gold-plated, in a gift box.
- Champagne Protector: repressurises the bottle with food-grade CO2 and displaces the oxygen. Champagne, sparkling wine and cava stay fresh for at least three weeks longer – ideal for serving by the glass. Special capsules come in packs of 5 and 25.
- Tip Top Seal: clip stopper made of chrome-plated brass for the bottle you will finish tomorrow. Also fits wine, oil and vinegar bottles.
Standard bottle or Dom Pérignon?
The Champagne Fresh stoppers fit common sparkling wine and champagne bottles without a screw cap. For Dom Pérignon bottles, choose the dedicated version. Extra stoppers work with the pump as well as with the Champagne Protector.
Good to know
A vacuum pump for wine is not suitable for sparkling wine: it would pull the carbon dioxide out as well. How long sparkling wine and wine stay fresh with which method is explained in our guide keeping wine & sparkling wine fresh. Stoppers and pumps for wine can be found under preservation.