Emile Henry Stainless Steel Spout, Clay Vinegar Cruet Bottle, 15.2oz

Much like its counterpart, the oil cruet, the Emile Henry Vinegar Cruet has been a blend of visual charm and practical challenges. We were initially captivated by the range of colors, including the clay color variant, which promised both aesthetic appeal and functionality for our kitchen.Regrettably, our experience with the clay-colored vinegar cruet mirrored the troubles we had with the oil cruet. The most significant issue was a hairline crack in the clay-colored vinegar cruet, which unfortunately rendered it unusable. This flaw was a major disappointment, especially since it was impossible for us to determine whether it was a manufacturing defect, a shipping mishap, or a result of our handling. As a result, we had no choice but to discard the cruet, which was a frustrating loss.This incident with the vinegar cruet, combined with our previous experience with the oil cruet, leads us to believe that there may be a recurring issue with the clay-colored variants of these products. It’s puzzling and quite unfortunate, as the other colors did not present these problems.In summary, while the Emile Henry Vinegar Cruet, particularly in clay color, maintains a high standard of aesthetic appeal, the practicality and durability are questionable. Our experience with a defective piece has tainted our overall impression of this particular variant. Caution is advised for potential buyers, especially when considering the clay-colored versions of these cruets. The Emile Henry Vinegar Cruet, in this specific color, might not meet the expectations of durability and reliability one would hope for in kitchenware.

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