Wine Aerator Pourer (2-pack) by TenTen Labs - Premium Aerating Spout and Decanter Set for Wine Bottles - No Drips or Spills - Improves Taste and Smell Immediately - Gift Box Included - Yellow

I'm a wine professional, and take my word for it - this is a really excellent little wine tool to keep handy. Here's why I like it:1. Effectiveness. First and foremost, it does the job. This is a huge time saver for serving red wine - I don't need to decant a bottle for 30 minutes before I drink it with this baby. I do find that if I want more aeration than about 30 minutes in a decanter provides, I need to either run it through the aerator multiple times (annoying if you're not into using a funnel to get every drop of wine back into the bottle to aerate again) or give my glass some extra swirling - easy enough, and standard with any aerator. And honestly, I usually find 30 minutes of decanting is enough for most wines; the wine will continue to evolve in the glass, and I like to enjoy the experience.2. Simplicity. The aerator is designed to split the stream of wine into multiple smaller streams as you pour, exposing more of it to oxygen and speeding along the breathing process. This "opens up" your wine quickly and efficiently, without needing any other bells and whistles that would make it more difficult to clean.3. Presentation. The spout is plastic, which makes sense at this price point but which I initially thought felt a bit cheap. As soon as I popped it on a bottle and started to pour, however, I saw that the wine stream actually looked just as lovely as it does in a glass spout. Visually, it definitely adds appeal without all the pomp and circumstance (and difficulty cleaning) a decanter provides. A nice touch.4. Size. I owned a few aerators before this one, but none were as small and therefore portable as this one. It's a great party trick to pull it out of your purse to accompany the bottle of wine you brought, and it's handy for vacations as well. (What vacationer doesn't need wine?)I do want to be clear that as a wine professional, I did receive this aerator for free - but this review is fully honest and I'm writing it because I truly think this a great tool to have in your wine cabinet arsenal.All that said, I wholeheartedly recommend this aerator, especially for those that don't yet have any aerating tools (or those who own a decanter that they never use because they shudder to think of how annoying it will be to clean). This is a no-fail, can't mess it up, great little tool for any wine lover, but I especially recommend it for those who are newer to wine or are looking to elevate their experience without too much fuss. Cheers and happy sipping!-Kate (@winewithkate)

We have had durability issues with another model. Returned it and purchased these instead. These two aerators do the trick. Simple but effective design at a fraction of the cost of more expensive and less effective ones! Their small profile and design make for ease of cleaning, too. Great product!

I previously had a much more expensive aerator that started leaking the first time I took it apart to wash. I thought I'd give these a try due to the simpler design. The wine comes out a little slowly, but they work just fine and are easy to wash. We like having two, because sometimes my husband and I will want different wines.

These wine pourer aerators work great. They seem sturdy and catch any tannins before pouring your glass.Dry happy with my purchase & would definitely purchase again

Love my wine aerators. Use them daily. Always have extra on hand in case I need to take to with me.

The price point for 2 aerators is great, but after only a couple uses and trying to wash it with soap, it looks like soap bubbles got trapped inside the plastic. I rinsed, soaked, rinsed with clean water and could not get the soap out. It's probably OK to use but not great to know there may be some soap in my wine...Decent product but there must be better ones out there at both aerating as well as not having gaps within the plastic

We have been enjoying this aerator for several years. Actually, we just received the second one since the first was not at its peak after several years of use. It’s so easy to just pop this into the bottle and pour away. It is small but mighty and helps remove the taste of tannins. We like the idea of aerating wine but sometimes the devices are bulky or inconvenient. This one gets the job done without having to make it a hobby.

Some big bold red wines (think young Napa Cabs) are so tannic and acidic as to make them not so pleasant to drink without some decanting or aging. But what happens during decanting? Why does that help? It's all about oxygen and evaporation. The more longer contact with oxygen and open air, the more softening of the tannins and more release of any volatile phenols in the wine. This really only applies to tannic and acidic, young reds that are meant to age. If you decant or aerate other wines you might just be sapping some lovely flavor from them.Getting back to aeration, the holes in the aerators are what ensure maximum oxydation and evaporation as the wine is poured through the aerator. The more holes, the more surface area to assist with that and hence the more softening of tannins and release of volatile acids. Period.This particular aerator is far more capable of doing this than Rabbit, the other (competitor) aerator I had on hand. I did a face off: 1 hour decanting, Rabbit, TenTen and no decanting/aeration. Of the four, the TenTen was by far softer and more enjoyable to drink!Thanks!Elissa Owner at WineSkipping.com (virtual wine tasting classes)