Luxury wine accessories every wine enthusiast should own in 2025

Shop the 10 best essential wine accessories and sets 

Be it a stylish corkscrew, a designer decanter, or a refined crystal wine glass set, our list of the top 10 best wine accessories and sets includes everything you need for the perfect tasting experience. They’re genuinely luxurious, tasteful and reliable wine accessories worth every penny, so don’t hold back! 

Our guide to different types of wine accessories

Wine accessories and tools comprise a wide range of gadgets: from storage solutions to openers, pourers and preservation gadgets, with every item serving a purpose. In this section, we’ll walk you through each category so you can choose what best fits your wine ritual. Let’s get into it!

Openers & corkscrews

Your choice of wine opener can make or break your drinking experience: too flimsy and the cork gets damaged; too hard to twist and your wrists start to hurt. A good quality corkscrew is important for extracting the fragile corks on your vintage Bordeaux wines without worrying about the cork crumbling. But how do you choose the right wine opener? 

• Go for one crafted from stainless steel or other metal alloys, as they are durable and built to withstand frequent, long term use without breaking or bending.
• Select a design that fully aligns with your comfort and preferences. Manual corkscrews provide greater control, whereas electric openers offer a more effortless and convenient experience. 
• While choosing wine openers, pick an option that is convenient and easy to use. For instance, if you’re going to be opening a large number of wine bottles at once, an automated wine opener gets the job done in no time! 

Decanters & aerators

Did you know that decanters have existed for more than 2000 years, used by early civilizations like the Romans and Greeks to store and serve wine. Designed to hold wine and allow it to come in contact with air, the decanter is most commonly used to open up the subtle and nuanced aromas in red wines, especially aged ones. 
A wine aerator, on the other hand, is a small device that fits into the neck of the wine bottle to speed up the process of exposing wine to oxygen as it is poured. It is perfect for enhancing flavors and softening the tannins in younger wines. 
To help you select the right decanter or aerator, here are three main factors to consider while shopping for one:

• Consider the material the decanter is made from. Glass tends to be durable and doesn’t break easily, while crystal offers high clarity and elegance. For added safety, opt for a lead-free crystal decanter. 
• Select a design that is easy to use to avoid spillage or difficulty cleaning. An aerator with a built in filter that helps separate sediment as you pour is easier to use than one without. 
• Assess the type and age of the wine you’re working with. An aerator or a decanter with a wide base works best with younger wines, while older reds may be better poured into a narrower, taller decanter to carefully separate sediment.

Wine coolers, buckets & chillers

Have you ever had to sit through a dinner that lasted for hours and your bottle of wine got warm and flabby in the process? Well, you can easily avoid that with a wine chiller, bucket, or cooler! 
These tools help to keep your wine at the right temperature before you’re ready to drink. White, sparkling, or rosé wines can be popped into the wine cooler for a quick chill, while red wines benefit greatly from the longer lasting, controlled temperature range offered by a wine chiller. 
These wine storage tools may be crafted from different materials such as durable plastic, stainless steel, or even fancy glass. We have compiled three tips to help you decide on the perfect fit for you: 

• Think about your capacity. How many bottles do you need to chill? A single bottle cooler is great for cozy settings where you just want to sip a bottle of wine, but larger gatherings and celebrations will require bigger options. 
• Consider the kind of wine you primarily need to store. If you enjoy different types of wines (reds, whites, sparkling and rosé) that come with unique serving temperatures, a multi zone wine cooler is necessary.
• Placement and aesthetics are also important. Freestanding options are flexible and easy to move around, while integrated or built in wine coolers require specific spaces where they can be installed and permanently placed. 

Vintage & antique wine accessories to try out

These period pieces are perfect for rustic cellars or for use as meaningful gifts with historical significance. Join us as we explore timeless antique wine bottle accessories such as retro decanters and delightful brass coasters. Our recommendations below showcase fine materials with proven functionality and aesthetic value: 

Wine accessories gifts and and gift sets for your favorite sommelier

There’s a wide range of wine accessories and gift sets available to suit different tastes and experience levels. Show your appreciation for work friends with the perfect wine glass or buy a close family member something really special in the form of custom wine accessories. From classic decanters to aerator pourers, these wine accessory gift sets are designed to make the wine tasting experience more enjoyable.

Essential wine bar accessories to uncork elegance

The right wine bar accessories bring both function and elegance to your cozy home bar or stylish dinner party. If you like to showcase your personal style and impress your guests, here are a few essential bar accessories that we recommend:

• A classic waiter’s corkscrew or professional grade wine knife, the ideal choice for opening both young and aged bottles without fear of the cork crumbling. 

• High quality glassware that is tailored to bring out the best in every wine varietal. You should pay attention to features like wide bowls that perfectly aerate red wines, tapered rims to concentrate delicate aromas in whites and bubbly wines, as well as stems that help to keep your drink cool. 

• Decanters and aerators are also important for opening up hidden tertiary aromas in aged wines and speeding up the oxygenation process in younger versions.

• Wine buckets and chillers to make sure that wine is kept at the best serving and storing temperature at all times. 

• Storage racks or a wine cellar to keep your favorite wine bottles in a well adjusted environment with controlled temperature, humidity and lighting levels. You can also use fancy racks to show off your treasured collection. 

• Stylish wine bar sets complete the look by adding a refined touch to your bar and enhancing the overall drinking experience with tastefully curated accessories. 

Looking to explore more wine accessories sets? 

If you want to expand your collection or you’re just starting to explore wine accessories now, take into consideration that sets offer a smart and convenient way to cover all the essentials. With wine accessories sets, you can get themed items at better prices. Check out some of our recommendations below. 

Luxurious wine accessories worth adding to your collection

It is worth remembering that high end wine accessories are not luxury, but rather essential tools to elevate your wine drinking experience. We have curated a selection of sleek and contemporary luxurious wine accessories, all worthy investments that reflect your taste and passion for drinking wines. 

How to choose the right wine accessories and what to look for

With the wealth of options at your fingertips, you’re probably excited about purchasing your first set of wine accessories. You’re almost ready but there’s just one more thing. Here is our general guide on what to look out for when selecting wine accessories for all your wine needs: 

• The quality of the material
  Popular wine accessory materials include stainless steel, crystal and BPA free plastic. The quality of the wine accessory matters because of the part it plays in sensory enhancement, safety of use and aesthetic appeal. 
• Aesthetic design
  Thoughtfully designed accessories not only complement your home but also make great gifts for loved ones. Choose stainless designs for a sleek, modern touch, while vintage inspired corkscrews are perfect for displaying rustic charm. 
• Functionality
  The best wine accessories are the ones that you are able to use often and for a long time, for instance, an electric wine opener that can open up to 30 bottles with a single charge and has a strong battery life. 
• Compatibility with bottles
  Some wine accessories are universal, while others need to match specific bottle types or glass sizes. You should look for the perfect accessory that matches your bottle size, storage setup, or glassware.
• Gifting appeal
  Well designed wine accessories can serve to make a great gift. Include custom and engravable wine accessories for a personalised touch.

 From bottle to glass: how to perfect your wine ritual in 5 steps

Drinking wine is a pleasurable experience that you can share with friends or enjoy solo. Refining your wine drinking experience involves using the right wine accessories to improve the look, feel, flavor and aroma of the vintage. Here is how to perfect your wine ritual in 5 steps:

1. Uncork your bottle with precision using a sommelier corkscrew to smoothly open the bottle and avoid shaking, as this might disturb the sediment that has formed over time in older vintages. 
2. Keep your wine in a cool and dark place using a wine preserver to keep unfinished bottles fresh for longer. Avoid humid areas with vibrations and fluctuating temperatures and light, as this can harm the wine’s flavors.  
3. Chill to the exact temperature, as most wines come with their ideal serving temperature to get the best flavors. You may pop a bottle into the fridge or chiller for a bit to get it to the right temperature before drinking. 
4. Decant and aerate intentionally, especially for bold reds and older vintages. Using a decanter or aerator is essential to open up the flavor and aroma of your favorite wine.
5. Serve with sophistication while pouring wine into the glass, fill up less than half of the glass to leave room for swirling.