Oxygen-Absorbing Wine Preserver
by ZOS
Full Details
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Instructions: Insert the ZOS into the neck of the wine bottle immediately after opening or after the wine has reached your desired level of oxidation. Only insert the ZOS into a bottle of wine after a minimum of one glass worth has been poured. See full guide for more information
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Fits most 750 ml bottles
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Allows bottle to last up to 60 days
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Cartridge can be reused for up to fifteen bottles of wine
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Contents in the cartridge meet U.S. FDA Standards for food content
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Please note: Not compatible with some larger screw cap necks and oversized bottles
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Made in China
Materials
Stopper: Aluminium & plastic; Cartridge: Proprietary blend of biodegradable non-toxic ingredients
Care
Clean with a damp cloth, if needed. Not dishwasher safe. Always store cartridge in the airtight storage container or in a bottle of opened wine
Includes
One wine preserver, one testing holder, one cartridge, two LR44 batteries. Optional refill includes two cartridges
Ages
21+
Dimensions
5.5" x 2" diameter
Weight
0.75 lb
The ZOS oxygen-absorbing wine preserver system removes freshness-zapping oxygen from an open bottle of wine so every glass—even the very last one, and even up to two months after opening—is as fresh as the first. The stopper lets you reopen and reseal a bottle and the replaceable non-toxic cartridge does its absorbing magic in minutes.
Inspiration can strike at the least likely moments. For ZOS Maker Greg Luzaich, it happened one morning when he was cleaning up the aftermath of a party he’d hosted the night before. Six nearly-full wine bottles sat on his counter, slowly going bad. After pouring $200 of wine down the drain, he decided to create a way to preserve open bottles.
Greg spent twelve years in the wine preservation business before launching ZOS, which is based in California’s wine country. The unique stopper-and-cartridge design removes oxygen from open bottles. Fun (or not so fun) fact: exposure to oxygen is what makes wine go bad. Now you can open, seal, and reopen a bottle and enjoy a glass of wine that will taste as good as the first one.
Greg spent twelve years in the wine preservation business before launching ZOS, which is based in California’s wine country. The unique stopper-and-cartridge design removes oxygen from open bottles. Fun (or not so fun) fact: exposure to oxygen is what makes wine go bad. Now you can open, seal, and reopen a bottle and enjoy a glass of wine that will taste as good as the first one.
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