Respirer Wine Aerator Review

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

It appears that we're fast becoming the Internet's premier destination for wine aerator video reviews.

This is the third wine aerator I've reviewed here on the WWP. The first was the Vinturi and the second was the Soirée. The hardest thing about this third product is pronouncing it correctly- the Respirer is pronounced "res-pea-AIR". Have a look at my video review of this fine product:



Three unique features of the Respirer:

  • Cast Acrylic material is seamless, elegant and durable
  • Vortex Impedance Control provides uniform aeration
  • The Respirer can be placed on the bottle after use to catch drips
Overall, I'd rate this product highly and consider it a fine addition to the increasingly crowded single-serving wine aeration market segment.

I'd like to thank Will Priest for his time and enthusiasm for my questions while testing the Respirer. I hope to have an interview with Will coming up in a few weeks.

I'd also like to thank all of my readers over the past year as we've gotten this site off the ground. I have been truly humbled by the response and I appreciate all the visitors, the comments, the lurkers, and especially those who have purchased products through the links that appear from time to time on this site. It has been awesome getting to know fellow wine lovers better, as well as making connections with those in the wine trade. Working on content for this site has given me reason to go even deeper into this wine hobby that I'm so obviously fascinated by. I'm looking forward to even bigger and better things in 2009!

If you'd like to buy this product from Amazon.com, I'd appreciate it if you used the following link:

Update (1/22/2009): Click here to read an interview with Will Priest -and- an exclusive coupon code for free shipping on a Respirer through February 14th, 2009.

Question of the Day: What do you think of the Respirer? Any quesitons you'd like to ask its inventor?

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