Songbird Specialties
A wine pourer that sings
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How A $29.99 Singing Bird Wine Pourer Clears $18.5K/Month In Profit
A two-decade-old bamboo cutting-board maker gave one wine pourer a brand of its own. It sold under Amazon's ~50-a-month badge for eight months, then 1,100 in September across four colours — on a modelled ad spend of about $250 a month.
Read Sep 2026. Figures here are a reading taken then, not a live feed.
Songbird Specialties is estimated to make $32,989 per month in revenue, on roughly $18,507 of monthly profit — a margin of about 56%. Testing a copy today would cost an estimated $3,737 for the first order and launch ads, plus fixed costs for a new brand. It operates in Amazon FBA, Barware, Private Label, Wholesale, Shopify, Consumers.
Songbird Specialties is one product: a wine-bottle pourer shaped like a small wooden bird that whistles as the wine pours. It is a brand line of Totally Bamboo, a California bamboo cutting-board company, and sells from that company’s long-established Amazon account.
A bird that sings when the wine pours
The pourer is a small bird carved from acacia wood, with silicone wings in red, turquoise, blue or black, a stainless pour tube and a beak the wine runs out of; air drawn through the tube whistles as it pours. It sits in a bottle like any pourer, at $29.99, the only price it has sold at on Amazon. Three more colours — rainbow, pink and all black — were listed in October 2026.
It is the one product of a brand, not a business of its own: the seller is Totally Bamboo, whose Amazon account carries over five hundred bamboo kitchen products and 12,180 ratings. A new seller copying the pourer would start without that account’s history behind it, and this page cannot say how much of the pourer’s sales it brings.
The pourer in three of its colours, as the brand’s own Amazon listings show it.