Toting Wine

Hermés Park Bottle Basket

As I have mentioned in other posts, I host several monthly wine tastings. Some are at my home, some are at friends' homes, and some are held at my clubhouse. So I am always carrying bottles of wine. Here are my favorite ways to tote wine safely and in style. The Hermés one above is quite lovely, but sells for over $9,000.

This is perfect for toting several bottles of wine - 

Canvas Multi Bottle Wine Tote

The Multi Bottle Wine Tote is made from natural heavyweight canvas with contrasting trim. With inside dividers to keep bottles from clinking together and a durable handle for easy carrying, this bag is ideal for parties, picnics, or any get-together! Personalize it for the wine lover in your life (or as a treat for yourself) and pair with some of their favorite bottles.

Open top, no closure

Top handle

Contrast trim

Two detachable velcro dividers

Holds four bottles

Canvas fabric

Material: 100% Cotton

For carrying a single bottle, I love this insulated wicker one. I use mine all the time - I love that it keeps the wine chilled en route. This is available in three different colors.

ELEGANCE PERSONIFIED - The Malbec Wine Bottle Tote is the most stylish option when transporting your favorite red or white wine

STRONG AND DURABLE - This steamed willow and canvas wine bottle basket will be a product you use and enjoy for years to come

CHILLED WHEREVER YOU TAKE IT - The Malbec Wine Bottle Tote is fully insulated, giving you the perfect chilled pour whenever you need it

BUILT TO LAST Lifetime Guarantee - Product quality backed by the Picnic Time Family of Brands, a family-owned business in California

Wicker Wine Tote

I also found this darling one on Etsy - this bestselling Etsy seller has thousands of 5 star reviews and the monogramming options are endless. This holds two bottles of wine.

Monogram Canvas Wine Tote

My wine tastings and food pairings all have themes. Upcoming ones include Wines of the Pacific Northwest, French Burgundies, Spring in Tuscany, Pinot Noir, and Wines of the Kentucky Derby. So much wine, so little time....