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  • Last Edited: March 21, 2023

    There are three different popular types of wine preservers that you can use at home that use 100% Argon to create a barrier between the air and the surface of the wine, preventing the wine from oxidizing. The 3 types of preservers include:
    • Wine Preservation Systems. Self contained cabinets and/or piped enclosures that completely isolate the gas inside the bottle of wine from the outside world. These wine preservation systems can be very effective, but they are also typically very expensive. Smaller units are usually around $5,000 or more. Typical brand names include Napa Technologies and Enomatic, and they look something like this:  
      Wine Preservation System | Napa Technologies
    • Wine Preservation Devices. A device that sits on top of the bottle, or is inserted into the bottle. If they use 100% Argon and not a less expensive mix of gases, these can be very effective preservation tools. Although not nearly as expensive as a cabinet system, these devices still cost $300+ and require consumable cartridges of around $10 per cartridge. The cost to save a bottle ends up around $1 per use. Typical brands in this category include the popular Coravin, as well as others like Plum and Pek.
    Coravin Wine Preservation Device

    • Canister Wine Preservers. These wine preservers deliver 100% argon directly into the open bottle of wine. The (typically) aluminum cans are recyclable and very low cost. Canister based wine preservers don't require any expensive or installed equipment, don't rely on an awkward bottle top device, and make preserving a bottle of wine at home super easy, economical, and environmentally friendly. Typical brands include ArT, VineyardFresh, and our own Silvadore Wine Preserver. With canisters, the cost to save an open bottle of wine at home is under $0.25. A no brainer.
    Silvadore Wine Preserver | 100% Argon Gas Wine Preserver in a Recyclable Aluminum Can

      In all the three methods above, the basis for valid and reliable wine preservation is the use of 100% Argon.

      We tell all our customers: use 100% Argon to preserve your wine. Whether you chose to use a system like Napa Tech, or a beautiful device like Coravin, or a simple and cost effective canister like Silvadore Wine Preserver Spray - just be sure you're using 100% Argon to keep your wine fresh and make your wine experience better.

      Argon Periodic Table Element

      Try the 100% Argon based Silvadore Wine Preserver Today

      Try using a 100% Argon wine preserver to make your wine experience better. As a first time buyer, place your order for Silvadore Wine Preserver today and use the coupon code TRYME to get 10% off your order!

       

      Shop for Coravin or Silvadore Wine Preserver

      You can purchase the Silvadore Wine Preserver right here on our site. Again - use the coupon code TRYME at checkout to get 10% off you order. Or, if you prefer to order from Amazon, here are links to the Coravin Model 3 and our own Silvadore on Amazon. (NOTE: we earn a small affiliate commission if you click on the Amazon links below and purchase from Amazon.)

       



       

       

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