The younger brother of the popular Halm upside down glass, Quido is the newest handblown glassware from renowned Jakobsen Design. Each vessel is created as a closed system designed specifically for sweet drinks! Whether it’s lemonade or a cocktail, it will keep annoying nats and other debris out and all the good stuff in!
Designer: Jakobsen Design
Meet the Aura Glass. It’s a rotating wine glass that aerates AND prevents spills. Double whammy! Currently it’s crowdfunding on Kickstarter (HERE), so contribute $30+ if you want a set of your own. Alternatively, use a sippy cup! Sure it’s not nearly as classy, but who am I trying to impress? My cats?
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Have you ever found yourself wondering what is the best vino to pair with your Whopper? Congratulations, you are fancy AF! And, good news: Burger King has a wine made to drink with your Whopper. Why? No idea! To be completely honest, I’m no stranger to drinking wine from a fast food cup. Or the […]
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We come across a lot of wine racks while sourcing content for OhGizmo! But we’ve rarely seen a product as ingenious as the GustaVino 3D printed modular wine rack. By using some clever hexagonal geometry, the modules are able to accommodate wine collections of varying sizes without leaving many empty spots as your numbers dwindle. The basic three-piece kit can handle between 1 and 4 bottles with just a little reconfiguration, for instance. And as your collection grows, you can simply add more hexagons; the modularity allows you to build out the overall rack in different ways, and let your imagination run wild.
You can purchase the digital file for £19, and print as much rack as you want at home. But if you don’t just happen to own a 3D printer, prices for pre-made modules start at £19 for a 3-piece kit, £39 for a 6-piece, and up to £137 for a 24-piece monster.
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There’s a certain elegance in wine tasting and so the same should be for the twist and pull! Drop, named for its shape, is an innovative redesign of the corkscrew that’s a vital tool to the very last drop. After corking, it doubles as a cork placed directly in the neck of the bottle. Additionally, the design finds a tie between wine and literature. As the pen is the tool of a writer, so is the corkscrew for the winery. After enjoying a bottle, users can jot their thoughts down using Drop’s pen tip!
Designer: Hevesi Annabella
Storing wine in your bourgeois refrigerator is like eating gourmet food with your hands, if you know what I mean. So here’s a cooling unit fit for your red and whites. Styled to look like a grand piano, the Samsung Zipel Wine Refrigerator by Lee Yongwoo truly looks grand.
It comes with a flat top and also a small counter to keep your drinks. Four individual compartments have dedicated cooling units so that each compartment can have its own temperature. Now if only this thing belted out some Wagner classics!
Designer: Lee Yongwoo
The next time you need to take some wine over to a friends to watch Game of Thrones, you need to bring it in this bag. This is a chainmaille wine bag. I’m not sure why you need a wine bag, I presume it’s so your friends can’t see the label and know you spent $3.99 on a bottle of Ripple.
The woven metal bag measures 8″ tall and 3″ in diameter, and will fit on most regular size wine bottles. If you are the hardcore drunk that only goes for these giant wine bottles like they hang on the wall at Olive Garden, you are out of luck.
You can get your own chainmaille jacket of +3 drunkenness from ThinkGeek for $24.99(USD). I wonder if you chill the wine in this aluminum bag, if the cold of the metal would keep the wine cool longer outside the fridge.
There’s nothing like unwinding with a glass of wine at the end of a long day. But how much wine is just right or just enough for whatever stress you’re trying to relieve? Although not accurate for everyone, the ‘Rough Day Wine Glass’ provides a good-enough estimate. Have half a glass for a day that was just like any other, pour more into your glass if you had a particularly rough day, or fill it up to the brim if you just want to forget it all.
The quirky wine glass is sold in pairs and is available online for $24.
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