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Most wine gifts end up in a drawer. The ones that get used every week are simple: a great corkscrew, a beautiful glass, a way to save an open bottle. Here is what I would happily receive, from small gifts to big ones.
At a glance
| Pick | Product | In one line | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small gift | Pulltex Pulltap's Classic Corkscrew | The sommelier's corkscrew | Price → |
| Small gift | Vacu Vin Wine Saver with Extra Stoppers | Saves the second half of the bottle | Price → |
| Stocking stuffer | KLOVEO Champagne Stopper | Keeps the New Year's bubbles alive | Price → |
| Mid-range gift | Gabriel-Glas StandArt, Gift Box of 2 | One beautiful glass for every wine | Price → |
| Mid-range gift | Rabbit Automatic Electric Corkscrew | Effortless opening | Price → |
| Mid-range gift | Riedel Veritas Champagne Wine Glasses | The glass for New Year's Eve | Price → |
| Big gift | Riedel Cabernet Decanter | A decanter they will use, not just display | Price → |
| Big gift | Coravin Pivot+ | A glass of any bottle, any night | Price → |
Ordering for the holidays
Delivery dates on Amazon change by product and by address. Check the delivery date on the product page before you order, and order early in December for anything you need before the 25th.
Looking for something small? See my stocking stuffers for wine lovers.
A good rule: give the upgrade of something they already use. Almost everyone who drinks wine owns a corkscrew and glasses, but few own a really good one.
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