Epic Products Estate Reserve Wine Drip Ring, Multicolor

This is a little effective "low-tech" device that eliminates the annoyance of wine dripping on your tablecloth, clothes, or anything else that you would rather keep stain-free. The metal feels satisfyingly heavy and solid (just the way I guessed from the picture). The inside of the ring is covered with black felt which absorbs the drip and provides a simple cushion adjustment to different size bottles. The ring stops that irritating little drop from running all the way down the side of your bottle, so that you can stop watching it nervously and focus on being your cleverest self with your guests. The nice ornamental design of the ring decorates the bottle and even dignifies it. I've bought several rings, so that when I host a party with multiple bottles open, I can put rings on all of them. They are inexpensive enough and probably won't wear off for a very long time, so the added cost per bottle over time will be negligible.The only problem that I have experienced was that the ring didn't fit one oddly shaped bottle from Argentina, but I still think that the product deserves a 5-star rating, because it works great with a wide range of bottles.

I really like the way it stops the drips, but it doesn't fit as snugly as I would like. It would fall off if I had it placed as it is shown in the photo. I just put my finger over the edge to hold onto it as I pour - I REALLY don't want to lose one of my wine glasses (or the wine in it!)

I have 3 of these wine collars. They stop drips but are so much more. Lovely to look at, heavy as in sturdy, certainly gift worthy. I was upset when they were OOS with no return in sight and elated when Amazon notified me that they were back in stock. I doubt you will be disappointed.

Well-made, solid and good-looking. Doesn't look cheap at all, isn't glossy so no need to wipe the fingerprints off all the time.Performs its function flawlessly. Will buy several more to use as gifts.One point to consider: some bottles (in my experience, mostly used by Georgian wineries (non-US, the one in the eastern hemisphere Georgia) have a thinner neck. In case you encounter such a bottle, you can still use this ring as a classic one, by wrapping the bottle neck in a napkin first.

Unique. One caveat; it is heavy. Make sure it fits on the bottle well. One bottle I had it on the fit was a little loose. I poured the wine, the drip ring fell off and was heavy enough to break the glass.

It's pretty, it's heavy and it works. However, it does not fit on most wider neck bottles (not champagne bottles, just the larger wine bottles). But it does what it's supposed to do!

I use the wine drip rings in my home. A visiting nephew thought that was a great idea and had never seen them. I sent him 2 of them and he loved them. Very attractive and ornate.

I just started using this. Very elegant looking and adds to the ambience at the table. My only concern is over time, will the interior side of the ring need to be replaced? We will see.