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Coravin

Gas-injection wine preservation, from the entry Pivot+ to the premium Model Eleven

Coravin appears in one family here: vacuum wine pumps (alongside vacuum-technology alternatives).

What we found writing these reviews

A fundamentally different mechanism from a vacuum pump. Coravin’s systems inject argon gas as wine is poured, rather than removing air afterward — the reason its stated preservation window (up to 4 weeks) runs well past a vacuum pump’s roughly 10 days.

Two ways into the bottle. The Pivot+ replaces the cork with its own stopper; the Model Two Elite pours through a fine needle straight through the original cork. Both achieve the same gas-injection principle differently.

A real ongoing cost. Every Coravin system needs argon capsule refills beyond what’s included — a genuine recurring expense weighed against a much longer preservation window than cheaper alternatives.

Every Coravin product we have reviewed

  • Coravin Model Two Elite

    Argon gas system · needle through the cork · confirmed on 4 EU markets

    Coravin's mid-range gas-injection system, pouring through the original cork via a fine needle rather than a Pivot stopper. The identical ASIN and EAN are confirmed present on Amazon.de, .fr, .it and .es — though no live price was found on any of the four listings checked.

    Best for: Someone who wants Coravin's gas-preservation approach but prefers pouring through the bottle's original cork rather than swapping it for a Pivot stopper.

    8.1/10

  • Coravin Pivot+

    Argon gas system · up to 4 weeks · includes aerator, 2 stoppers, 2 capsules

    A gas-injection preservation system that pours through a Pivot stopper without removing the cork, keeping wine fresh for up to 4 weeks per Coravin's own claim. The bundle includes an aerator, two Pivot stoppers and two Pure argon capsules. Confirmed live with a real price on Amazon.fr.

    Best for: Someone who regularly pours small amounts from expensive or special bottles over several weeks, and values the longer preservation window enough to justify the higher upfront cost and ongoing capsule expense.

    8.7/10