Bar and wine utensils

Suggestions for Bar and wine utensils
Silicone feeding plate in warm desert sand color, holding up to 400 ml of food or milk. Its built‑in suction cup keeps it steady on counters or tables, making mealtime mess‑free for babies over six months.
Preserve opened wine with a vacuum seal, fitting standard bottles, featuring a convenient one-touch pump design for easy use.
Gimex (3700481600047 / 17404) | Ice bucket?
Closes champagne bottles air tight.This lengthens the shelf life of the wine.Printable.
Metaltex (8002522511011 / 251101080)
Elegant bottle opener representing a smiling woman - Designer: Alessandro Mendini - Material: chrome-plated zamak that makes this kitchen accessory extremely light - Dimensions: 7.00 cm, height 24.50 cm - Available colors: black, light blue, light green,
A sleek grey beer bottle opener featuring a convenient key ring attachment for easy carrying. Durable metal construction with a stylish design, perfect for opening bottles at home or on the go.
Makes 12 novelty ice shapes Food safe silicone Dishwasher safe
Star Wars (0603259014226 / 1000)
Vin Bouquet. Lightweight and easy to transport for use - Flexible cooler bag, which is removed from the freezer and placed on the bottle to cool
Wera bottle opener with original Kraftform handle.For kitchen, pub or workshop.For optimal ergonomics and power transfer even after screwing.Matte chrome-plated blade.Ideal for giving as a gift.
Cava and champagne stopper with metal wing lock and pressure pump system.
Made of 18/10 stainless steel Easy to use Used for cracking nuts or opening bottle
Brabantia. Built in capsule cutter opens wine smoothly and effortlessly - Extra wide body suitable for all bottleneck sizes

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