Whether you’re at home or away, toting along a bottle of wine while backpacking, on a hike, or headed to a picnic can not only be a bit heavy, glass is also pretty delicate if you hit it just right. You don’t want your backpack to turn into a soaked, boozy mess.
So why not decant into a Hydro Flask 25-ounce Wine Bottle?
The bottle is constructed of 18/8 grade stainless steel, which won’t retain any flavors, and is tough enough for adventures (although it may get dinged from time to time if you toss it around). The base is silicone, for quiet handling, scratch resistance, and extra traction on surfaces. TempShield is Hydro Flask’s double-wall insulation that protects the temperature of your wine for hours. Cool white or rosé wine stays cool. Red wine doesn’t get to the temperature of hot, mulled wine.
The bottle is BPA-free and phthalate-free, so you don’t have to worry about what else you’re drinking.
Take your standard bottle of wine, and pour it right into the Wine Bottle (it’ll fit). The opening makes it easy to fill, as well as pour without dripping all over the place. Twist the insulated cap on, and you can toss the bottle in your bag without worrying about leaks.
Aside from its obvious uses, I often tuck the empty bottle into my bag when traveling, so I can use it to tote extra wine I may not have finished at dinner back to my hotel room, lodge, or campground. That way, if you want to ditch the restaurant, but still stay up with your travel pal, you can take your party anywhere you want.
The Hydro Flask 25-ounce Wine Bottle comes in black, white, graphite, Pacific, mint, lava, and olive, and lists for $44.95 on the Hydro Flask site.