Not ones to turn down ways to make wine drinking more convenient, we like the idea of the new all-in-one wine bottle and cup from Australia's Hardy Wine Company, the country's largest wine producer.
The "shuttle" bottle comes with a plastic cup that is attached to the top of the bottle. Although it looks like a pint glass, rather than a wine glass, the point is to encourage more people to buy wine because they will "only need to buy one product to enjoy a glass of wine." The bottle will debut in January in Australia, with a March launch scheduled for the UK.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
John Arpens Dec 15th 2006 10:50PM
This wine is actually already available in some flights operated by the australian airline Jet Star. I had it from Melbourne to Bangkok, the wine taste actually pretty good and the "all in one" concept is perfect for consumption in planes.