On Oct 10, 8:11*am, Manda Ruby > wrote:
> http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/prod...1&SKU=12385870
> (great price)
>
> I got a similar vented pourer two years ago that I use with Champagne
> bottle to keep my olive oil by the stovetop area.
>
> Now, I want to put other oil the same way not necessarily with
> Champagne bottle. it can be wine bottle as long as the shape is nice
> and it can hold ample volume.
>
> I now have two wine bottles I got from someone. * One is black color
> and one is green. Green one is a little less opaque. I don't really
> like the shape of these two much. So, I am thinking how to go about
> getting those. I had called a restaurant in the neighborhood. *he told
> me to call back on Monday at 3PM.
>
> Wondering anyone does the same?
>
> More pourer *http://www.amazon.com/Nordic-395-Bot.../dp/B000HMC0EU
>
> I just called a restaurant at a hotel not too far and he was like
> "call back at 5PM today, we go through the bottles a lot." Yay.

Manda I use a wine bottle with a unique design. Someone brought the
wine in to the restaurant and they left the bottle. I really liked
the shape of it and brought it home to be my oil bottle. I use a
stopper instead of a pourer though. I feel the stopper keeps the air
out better. I don't fill the bottle all the way with olive oil
either, I just put in what I feel I'll use up in a decent amount of
time so that the oil doesn't go bad sitting
near the heat of the stove.

Here's a picture of the bottle, the cutie next to it is my kitchen
witch, Cookie.

http://picasaweb.google.com/Sitara80...40483018823522

This is the kind of stopper I use, mine is a commemorative one from
the Clinton library that was given to me as a gift.

http://www.hizzoners.com/shopping

See if you can find a uniquely shaped bottle, keep looking, use a
plain old bottle till you find one that is really cool looking and
fits your personality. They are out there.