| WMF Vino Stainless-Steel 4-Way Funnel | 
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| Brand: WMF
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $24.90
Buy New: $19.79
You Save: $5.11 (21%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  20 reviews
Sales Rank: 2295
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.2
Dimensions (in): 4.3 x 3.9 x 3.8
MPN: 06.5844.6040
Model: 658446040
UPC: 744004269352
EAN: 0744004269352
ASIN: B00006356N
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Wide-mouth funnel for decanting red wine | | • | Removable fine-mesh strainer filters out impurities | | • | Eight tiny holes in neck aerate wine | | • | Made of heavy-gauge stainless-steel polished to mirror-finish | | • | Contemporary European style; 3-1/2 inches in diameter |
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Product Description
Crafted of polished stainless steel, this decanting funnel makes pouring wine from a bottle into a carafe so, so much easier. Simply rest the funnel in the neck, insert the filter to catch any dregs and sediment, and pour! There are eight tiny holes in the "stem" which aerate the wine as it is poured. This funnel could also be used for straining sauces, mulled cider and more.
Amazon.com Review
One of WMF's high-quality wine tools, this wide-mouth stainless-steel funnel is ideal for decanting red wine into a crystal serving vessel. It has a removable fine-mesh strainer for filtering out impurities and eight tiny holes in the neck to aerate the wine. Contemporary European in style, the funnel is heavy and handsome, and the stainless steel is high-grade 18/10 polished to a mirror finish. It measures 3-1/2 inches in diameter. --Fred Brack
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| Customer Reviews: Read 15 more reviews...
 Should have read the reviews December 20, 2008
Well, I should have read the feedback before purchasing, my bad! I bought this item because it looked awesome, and it does in person, in fact, even more impressive. However, after trying with over 10 bottles now I was miffed because (as the lead review states, which again, my bad for not reading) it doesn't fit in a single one! I decant just about every red that passes through my lips for at least a couple of hours and I have several decanters that work well. And this device works well with all my decanters. HOWEVER, most of my decanted reds I need to funnel BACK into the bottle because I then proceed to a restaurant to enjoy with a fine meal (and I really can barely cook popcorn or noodles). So my need to place most of these back in the bottle has been thwarted. I just can't walk into a restaurant with a decanter, it would make me look even more pretentious than I already am by bringing my own wine.
In summary, awesome looking unit, just wished they had made the stem longer and skinnier so it could serve my purposes.
my favorite thing this year! December 1, 2008
The wine aerator is used at my house for pouring individual glasses of wine rather than pouring it into a decanter. It is a wonderful way to "decant" a glass of wine into a goblet. This device is well-made--better than others I've seen. Since this is my "Favorite Thing This Year" many of my family and friends are receiving them for presents.
Amazing and You Can Test for Yourself October 17, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
We are so amazed how much better wine tastes--any kind of wine--after using this filter. We tested it out pouring a nice bottle in a glass and the rest through the filter in to the $40 decanter someone recommended. Not only did the wine taste better immediately. The decanted wine was better all night than the liquid that went straight into the glass. Works on cheap wine, too. And it makes a nice show when pouring. Enjoy.
Great funnel March 27, 2008
I have been using the funnel regularly since I bought it as I have many aged bottles that require decanting.
It really does a great job
 Pretty nice, but not perfect. March 11, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This funnel is pretty nice. The holes at the bottom cause the wine to cascade gently down the sides of a decanter. The finish is nice, and it fits well into my decanter. It will not fit into a bottle of wine, for those who like to decant and then re-bottle. My only gripe is that it is made by joining two pieces together--the upper dome-shaped part and the neck. A small pool of wine collects where these 2 pieces are joined. After decanting the wine, one needs to be careful with the funnel or a small amount of wine will spill.
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