
Our wine bottle stoppers are the perfect way to preserve your favorite bottle of wine or liquor for later enjoyment, and a real treat after a long day on the water. We started building the wine bottle stoppers for friends and clients out of our exotic reel seat stock, and demand has exponentially increased over time.
Each wine bottle stopper is fitted with a chrome tear drop style base and capped with an exotic hardwood from around the world. The perfect seal is achieved using a multi diameter silicone rubber gasket. Both the hardwood top and gasket are removable for cleaning.
Each wine bottle stopper is hand turned, here in our shop, and then receives at least 6 coats of finish before being buffed to a high gloss.
There is never enough time to list all of these one of a kind items on the website. If you see a particular wood or style you like, we usually have similar items in stock to help you complete a set.
All of our exotic hardwood has been marketed, to us, as coming from renewable forests using sustainable farming practices.
Each wine bottle stopper is $20.00
Chico Zapote from South America.

Chico Zapote from South America.
Bocote from Central America.
Jobillo from Central America.
Hormigo from Guatemala, Central America.
Quina from Argentina.
Bocote from Central America.
Ipe from Brazil.
Hormigo from Guatemala.
Black Mesquite from Argentina, South America.
Black Mesquite from Argentina, South America.
Maple from USA.
Maple from USA.
Osage Orange from Argentina.
Osage Orange from Argentina.
Jobillo from Central America.
Jobillo from Central America.
Chatke Viga from Mexico.
Tulipwood from Brazil.
Tulipwood from Brazil.

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Purpleheart from South America.
Bubinga from East Africa.
Bocote from Central America.
Black Mesquite from Argentina.
Louro Preto from Brazil.
Hormigo from Guatemala.

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Hormigo from Guatemala.
Spalted Maple from the USA.

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Maple from the USA.
Osage Orange from Argentina.
Yellowheart from Brazil.
Quina from Argentina.
Quina from Argentina.

Chatke Viga from Mexico.
Chatke Viga from Mexico.
Purpleheart from South America.
Ipe from Brazil.