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This Top-Rated Wine Purifier Removes Hangover-Inducing Histamines

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Its filter will hold onto sulfites and sediment, leaving the best part for you.

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When we set to test Ullo’s Wine Purifier, we naturally poured an unfiltered glass of red we had lying around (Ullo works just as well with white wine, too) and then poured some through the Ullo. Our results were very obvious (which actually surprised me, given my lack of expertise). The purified wine, which Ullo promises comes out as it was intended, sulfite- and sediment-free, is much, much smoother. And in its smoothness, we both found more flavor. Whatever characteristics smarter drinkers might name and label (“earthy” or “nutty”), I was confident in at least identifying as good and smooth and, well, good.

Ullo Wine Purifier with Hand Blown Carafe
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The process is very simple. The Ullo comes with a pack of six filters, which you  pop into the ball-like device in less than a second. You then place the Ullo at the top of the carafe it comes with or your preferred glass —it’s designed to fit them all. The wine collects at the top and filters fairly quickly—slightly faster than water journeying through a Brita, I’d say. And that’s it. It’s ready for drinking. Each filter covers a bottle’s worth of wine and additional filters come in 10-packs, going for $30 each. And while the hand-blown carafe accompanying this Ullo purifier is beautiful and versatile, you can also get Ullo’s similarly highly-rated decanter, which gives you the versatility to use with or without the Ullo. Regardless of that stylistic choice, the Ullo Wine Purifier is a must in any home that enjoys wine.

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