That’s kind of the point, right?
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How about this bad boy:
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I need to find the Canal Street version of this for my wife.
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Just got that one this week. It’s really solid. Handles even two fatter bottles well.
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People bitch about the price of Filson luggage but there is a market for Vuitton, Coach and Celine bags.
Wow cant really beat that price, I’ll remove the igloo logo and swap it with a Prada logo and will fit right in at a Miami restaurant LOL.
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I like it ha. The quality does seems pretty solid though, I have another 2 bottle travel holder(which I won here actually) but it doesn’t have structure so it just sags or falls which puts a bunch of dirt and dust from the floor. I had hoped I might be able to split a glass in here too but it’s a bit to tight on the glass so worried it might break. But bottles are sturdy enough so plenty of space for 2 of those.
I have a few, but the one I use most frequently holds 2 bottles and the exterior is made out of cork. Inside it’s a padded cooler type material that’s waterproof and insulated. It’s pretty cool, but no idea where you would find it.
My wife bought me this. I like a 3 bottle carrier
I have one that looks exactly like this that gets a lot of compliments. Very heavy hard high quality leather. But has the same issue as your typical racks, not going to handle two oversize bottles together. It’s not this brand though, mine was corporate swag, making me wonder if these folks are just reselling.
Handmade in Charleston, SC.
https://starkmade.com/products/tremont-wine-tote-wax-canvas-charcoal-dark-brown
There are fabric sleeves to retain the bottles within the bag, but obviously no insulating qualities.
Not gonna lie, that igloo bag looks like a steal if you ask me.
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I have several of those Le creuset sleeves that I toss in the freezer and put on bottles I want to keep cold. I like the canvas wine enthusiast tote because it can hold up to 6 bottles easily.
For larger bags, I love this one. Holds 9 bottles when you need to bring enough for an army and you can put ice on whatever in there to keep things cold.
I’ve been using a two bottle and three bottle carrier from Vintium the past 7ish years. They’re based out of Miami.
I like the neoprene sleeves. Built NY is a good reliable brand, but there are other good ones, including the freebies available at trade shows, conventions, and liquor stores.
My favorite wine carrier is one I sewed myself out of cordura nylon. I simply sewed a flat rectangular bag with webbing handles, then I sewed two vertical lines, creating pockets for three bottles. I use it for my monthly supper club, where I always bring three bottles. No insulation value, but I always bring red wine. Very little breakage protection, but I am careful with it and I have never broken a bottle.
Someone posted vinarmour on here a few years ago. I got one it’s great
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I need a new wine bag - not interested in leather (too heavy). I’d like one like I have now - nylon (I think), holds three bottles, you can zip it shut, two interior pockets for freezer pcks, and an outside pocket for my durand.
I haven’t tried any of these, but Stellareese has been a repeat BD participant: Bottle Pocket Collection – Stellareese Collection
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Given the number of times I have forgotten and left my carrier behind, I’m not really interested in a fancy wine carrier. There are tons out there that look decent, and cost little enough you wouldn’t be crushed to lose it. But then you won’t find me queuing up outside Louis Vuitton either lol.
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This is a friend of mine that makes these hand-cut, and hand-crafted bags at their atelier in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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