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Soft Aerating Pourers "Toile de Jouy" (5ps)

Soft Aerating Pourers "Toile de Jouy" (5ps)

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Description

Wine and Culture.

The "Toile de Jouy" Soft aerating pourers were created as a tribute to the timeless elegance of the internationally renowned canvas created and manufactured in Jouy-en-Josas in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. 
 The "Toile de Jouy" Soft aerating pourers come in a pack of 5, each depicting a different theme from the canvas L’Escarpolette (the swing), designed by Jean-Baptiste Huet in 1785 and housed in the Toile de Jouy Museum. 

The Soft aerating pourers adapts themselves to the neck of any bottle. Their specific material thinness enables a clear cut of the flow, ensuring no stains on the table cloth. They will add a gentle ventilation of the wine and release the aromas through their functional pins. They enhancing the wine’s colour, thanks to their transparency. 

Brand: L'ATELIER DU VIN 1926

We Like: fantastic XVIIIth century canvas, a piece of History a few years before the French Revolution will now enhance your wines and be a lovely decoration touch on your bottle to pour your wines!

We Recommend:  just wash your soft aerating pourers with hot water after usage. 

Demo Video link: watch here

Material: made with food grade plastic and ink. Pocket of 5 different pourers in a sleeve representing each a different theme from the canvas L’Escarpolette (the swing), designed by Jean-Baptiste Huet in 1785.

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