Each set of CORAVIN Model Two comes with a standard wine needle, a CORAVIN bottle cover and a cleaning tool for the wine needle, and two bottles of CORAVIN special argon air bags are included.

* In theory, an argon gas balloon can take 15 glasses of 150ml/cup of wine, that is, three bottles of 750ml wine.

* Best results are achieved with natural cork, including composite corks and double disc corks, which will be resealed after use. CORAVIN can also be used for synthetic fiber corks, but this type of cork will not be resealed after use, and oxidation will occur after a period of time. After the needle is pulled out, there may be a little wine left on the bottle mouth, which is normal, just wipe it off and place it in a cool place.

* We recommend that you store the entered bottle sideways so that the wine covers the surface of the cork inside the bottle so that the cork does not dry out. As for refrigerated wines (like refrigerated white wines), the corks may take longer to reseal after taking the wine, so leave them upright for 10-20 minutes until the cork reseals.

* Due to the high sugar content of dessert wine, it is recommended to perform the cleaning procedure in the instructions twice to ensure that no wine is left in the dispenser.