No. Everwine is not intended for use with sparkling wines and may result in a damaged system and loss of wine.

Everwine will only expand to fit most standard shapes of 750ml wine bottles and will rupture when used with larger wine bottles. Smaller wine bottles are too short which may puncture the expandable envelope.

Yes! It is slightly better to use a foil cutter versus removing the entire wine foil / capsule. Also, pulling a cork through the foil leaves a jagged mess that will cause the system to leak.

Place the cork on a flat surface with the expander pointing up. As you place the bottle seal over the tip of the expander, 4 circles on the seal should face up towards you before reinstalling it. With two chopsticks, carefully push the seal down into the white recess of the cork body.

Between uses, rinse under a faucet with warm water then allow to dry away from sunlight and heat. Place the cork in the provided storage pouch until needed.

(Do not attempt to remove the rubber layer from the cork) Yes, carefully wash the rubber layer by hand with perfume-free, mild dish detergent. First, wash your hands then wash the rubber layer between your finger and thumb with less than a drop of detergent being careful not to scratch or puncture the rubber. Rinse it thoroughly under warm water but don't towel dry. Allow to air-dry away from sunlight and heat then place the cork in the storage pouch until needed.

Everwine contains latex rubber! Consult a medical professional before handling the Everwine system or drinking wine stored with the system.

No, it is not dishwasher safe.

Yes, it should fit!  An Everwine cork adds less than 2/3in (15mm) to the height of a wine bottle.

No, Everwine won't leak when stored horizontally.

It is normal for a thumb-sized bubble to accumulate shortly after an Everwine cork is installed.

Grip Everwine between your thumb and middle finger. Then press and hold the deflator button on top of the spout with your index finger while gently rocking the cork left-to-right. At the same time lightly lift up on Everwine and the "walking" motion will unstick it from the bottle. Check out timestamp 02:34 in the video above.

With clean hands, hold the black layer nearest the cap end between your fingers. Then with your other hand, gently slide the black layer towards the tip so it unbunches and the plastic returns inside.

We recommend depressurizing the wine contents using the deflator button on top of the spout.

First, wash your hands with perfume free soap. Then, depress the deflator button while rinsing the black rubber layer with warm water and squeezing the stretched areas between your fingers. Allow Everwine to thoroughly dry away from sunlight and heat before returning to its storage pouch.

Everwine is not designed as a carry handle. It's best to grip the wine bottle.

First, check if there's wine foil/capsule preventing Everwine from sealing with the wine bottle opening. Second, Everwine may not be securely sealed onto the wine bottle so try further tightening the screw collar.

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