Wine Preserved, Beautifully eto gives you the freedom to enjoy wine on your time. An elegant decanter with an innovative, patented design that prevents oxidation, preserving your wine until you’re ready for another glass. Its sleek lines and timeless design make eto a perfect fit for both classic and contemporary settings, adding elegance to any table. Decant Decant your bottle into eto to open-up the wine and release its full flavour. Serve eto’s long funnel oxygenates the wine, and it’s sharp pouring lip prevents drips. Preserve eto’s patented design creates an airtight seal between the wine and air, preserving the wine’s flavour for up to two weeks. The perfect gift eto makes a perfect gift, elegantly packaged in a beautiful gift box - ideal for delivery or gifting in person to friends and family. eto's story eto was born out of a desire to enjoy a bottle of wine without the pressure of time. In 2012 award-winning designer Tom Cotton set about inventing a decanter that would preserve wine, and also make a beautiful table centrepiece. 12 years on, eto has a Red Dot design award and a global community of loyal fans. Beautiful, by design eto is made from borosilicate glass and high-grade stainless steel, and all its materials are durable, BPA free and sustainable. eto is also practical. It fits inside a fridge door, the parts are easy to assemble, and the sharp lip gives you drip-free pouring. Dissasembling and cleaning eto is easy. Every eto comes with a step-by-step and additional instructional videos can be found on the eto website. Lab tested, expert approved eto underwent rigorous testing and re-testing with a wide variety of red and white wines at Bangor University over a 12-month period. The results showed that eto clearly out-performed competitor products in preventing oxidation. eto also underwent blind taste tests with independent wine experts – including Master of Wine Richard Hemming and renowned wine experts Tom Harrow and Matthew Jukes – confirm that wine preserved in eto maintains its original quality. Hemming reported, "On the seventh day, there was no perceptible difference between a freshly opened bottle and the eto-stored sample."