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COBALT BLUE Haley's Corker Simplifies Entertaining While Adding Panache to Holiday Table Settings

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OAK BROOK, Ill., Nov. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Whether someone is the consummate entertainer and wine connoisseur, or is just trying to launch their first holiday party with style, the new Cobalt Blue Haley's Corker will add fun and flair to the table setting, and also ensure that the wine is served and stored in top form.

The new Cobalt Blue color Haley's Corker capitalizes on the hottest color trend for kitchenware this year. It is a color being used widely throughout apparel, home decor, lighting, and other industries, too. For wine, it is especially complementary to blue wine bottles and myriad wine label art. Haley's Corker makes a fun and useful hostess gift or stocking stuffer, as well as a must for party preparations.

"Form and fashion really came together in our hottest color, Cobalt Blue," said Jean Haley, co-founder of Haley's Corker. "It's a color everybody likes. When you are entertaining, there are so many things to focus on, decor, cooking, drinks and ambiance. The new corker alleviates any concerns that the host may have about serving and storing great wine."

The Haley's Corker is carefully engineered and is the only wine accessory to combine five products in one: corker, pourer, aerator, filter, and stopper. Now, the bottle no longer needs to breathe, and people don't need to decant wine, because Haley's Corker immediately aerates to enhance flavor and aroma. It also controls the pour rate, completely drip-free. The filter screen keeps cork residue, sediment and tartrates from entering the glass, and the airtight stopper allows spill-proof side storage in the fridge.

Haley's Corker fits wine bottles of all sizes and it is dishwasher safe and made in the USA.

Haley's Corkers are available at Crate & Barrel, Sur La Table, and http://www.winecorker.org/