Kitchen JML | Pop And Pour – The Quick, Easy Pump-Action Wine Opener

The Quick, Easy Pump-Action Wine Opener

Pop And Pour Is The Elegant, Easy Way To Open Wine Bottles With A Cork That Requires No Batteries, No Gas Canisters And Very Little Effort. Using A Clever Air-Injection Technique, Pop And Pour Pumps Air Pressure Behind The Cork Via A Needle. Simply Plunge The Needle Through The Cork, Pump The Handle A Few Times And Watch The Cork Just Pop Out!

Best Of All, Because The Needle Is Thin Enough To Slide Easily Right Through The Centre Of The Cork, It Means The Cork Won’T Crack Or Break And Remain Stuck In The Bottle, Forcing You To Fish It Out And Leave Fragments Of Cork Behind Which End Up In Your Glass! Plus, Removing The Cork Is Simplicity Itself! Just Push The Outer Casing Down And It Slides Right Off The Needle With Ease.

Hand-Pumped Pressure Pops Out The Cork

The Science Behind This Clever Bottle Opener Is Simple Enough. Place Pressure Inside The Bottle, Behind The Cork, And It Will Just Push It Out! But How Does It Get There? The Needle, Set Within A Safe Casing, Is Hollow And Has A Small Air Outlet Near The Tip. Once This Outlet Is Pushed Beyond The Bottom Of The Cork, It Allows You To Pump Air Inside The Bottle And Build Up That Pressure! There Are No Battery-Operated Pumps, No Dangerous And Expensive Gas Canisters To Replace, And No Huge, Metal Contraptions That Look More Like A Printing Press Than A Bottle Opener.

So Easy To Use, Hardly Any Effort

With Pop And Pour There’S No Mess, No Danger, And No More Standing With A Wine Bottle Wedged Between Your Knees Trying, With All Your Might, To Rip Out The Cork With An Old-Fashioned Corkscrew! With Just One Hand You Can Insert The Needle, Pump A Few Times And Watch The Cork Rise And Remove Itself With A Pleasing ‘Pop’. Then Just Slide It Off The Needle And Enjoy A Glass Of Your Favourite Wine.

Removes The Cork In One Piece

The Safe Casing That Protects You From The Needle, Also Acts As An Alignment Tool, Meaning You Will Get The Needle Dead-Centre, And Right Through The Cork, Every Time. This Way There’S No Risk Of The Cork Snapping And Leaving Half Of It In The Bottle Neck, Or Splintering And Falling Back Into The Bottle, To Be Fished-Out From Your Glass Later!