Coravin how to’s, tips and what to avoid [ Angie Somm ] 

This was very helpful. Awesome tips that I have not seen anywhere else.

Great tips on using it especially on cork portion.

Thank you for the video and informative comments. You might want to note that new models have the smart clamps. My model six is a bit different than what you demonstrated.

Very helpful. Thank you Angie..

good tip on the plastic corks.

Thank you very helpful information. Had purchased about year ago. Ready to use now. Thanks again

Angie, I purchased a model 6 recently. I have always wondered if bringing the bottle back upright to stop the flow allowed some of the built up argon in the bottle to also expel from the needle. I guess what remains is not much different than the air space that is in most bottles when they’re intact anyway.

Thanks. But ideally to put your camera closer as it's too far away to see the device.

Very good information . Question,. Is it necessary to remove the Argon capsule before storing or can we leave it installed.?

Very helpful contents. I do have a question. How often do you replace the needle with proper use? I heard that the needle can break easily and the needle itself is not cheap at all… Also, have you gotten the pivot model. If yes, which one would you recommend, the needle version or the pivot? Thanks in advance!

I have a question, can you use it without the Aragon Capsule? If so, can the wine be preserve for a few weeks even if you didn't inject the Aragon?

I am only getting about 10 glasses pet capsule, isn’t that low?

How do I know if the capsule is empty ? Thanks.

I noticed the device has a short needle. How do I ensure that the bottle is fully depleted of wine being the the device’s needle is short?

Which model of Coravin are you using in the video? Thanks.

Angie - watching your video made me wonder if I were to reseal the top of the pierced cork and bottle with melted wax would that create a barrier that would "seal off" the wine and prevent oxidation past six months? Any thoughts on this?

This has to be the worst clip on the subject. The hopeless presenter continuously refers to the contents of the bottle as alcohol. The contents in a wine bottle is wine. Hopeless.