A pour spout (1) for pouring a fluid, such as fuel, by gravity from a container (2) to a tank (3) includes a conduit (4,5) having one end connected to the fuel container and having a second end to be positioned within the neck of the tank. A sleeve (5) is mounted for sliding movement within a tube (4) of the conduit and the outer end of the sleeve carries a closure (17) which closes off the discharge end of the conduit. A vent tube (20) is disposed within the conduit and has an inlet end (23) which is adapted to communicate with the fuel tank when the closure is in the open position. A check valve (24,25) is mounted within the vent tube and permits the flow of fuel vapour and air from the tank through the tube to the container, but prevents flow of fuel in the opposite direction. An annular collar (29) is mounted on the conduit and with the collar engaged with the neck of the fuel tank, a downward force applied through the container on the sleeve (5) will open the closure to admit fuel through the conduit to the tank. The collar (29) is adjustably mounted along the length of the fluid conduit to accommodate tank necks of different configurations and the closure (17) carries a rotatable tab (38) which encloses the inlet of the vent tube when the closure is in the closed position to prevent foreign material from entering the vent tube, but permits limited vapour and air flow to eliminate a buildup of pressure or vacuum in the fuel container. By rotating the tab, the tab can be brought into sealing engagement with the inlet of the vent tube to prevent vapour or liquid flow therethrough.