David Niederauer
Los Gatos, CA
Master Sommelier
Posts:15701
 | | 09/23/2004 4:28 AM |
| | This is very similar to what I have. | | | |
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David Niederauer
Los Gatos, CA
Master Sommelier
Posts:15701
| | 09/23/2004 4:41 AM |
| I thinkTHIS is the same as mine.
I highly recommend it. | | | |
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Pool Boy
Laurl, MD (DC suburb)
Master of Wine
Posts:13627
| | 09/23/2004 12:47 PM |
| Quote:
Kinda like having 9300+ posts on a wine forum?
heh heh heh
You got me dude. | |
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NorCalVinoLover
Barrel Sampler
Posts:2188
| | 09/23/2004 2:10 PM |
| Quote:
This is very similar to what I have.
This is very similar to what I used to use
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Eric White
San Ramon, CA
Advanced Sommelier
Posts:9054
| | 09/23/2004 2:20 PM |
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This is what I typically use:
Actually, I've eyed Davidn's bag many times, looks perfect to me. | | | |
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NorCalVinoLover
Barrel Sampler
Posts:2188
| | 09/23/2004 2:37 PM |
| Quote:
Actually, I've eyed Davidn's bag many times, looks perfect to me.
You are making this way to easy for us EW, but I'm not going to touch it with a 10 foot pole. That goes for Davidn's bag as well
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Eric White
San Ramon, CA
Advanced Sommelier
Posts:9054
| | 09/23/2004 2:40 PM |
| Somehow I knew that wouldn't go unnoticed  | | | |
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JimmyV
Central Connecticut
Wine Lover
Posts:4981
| | 09/23/2004 8:30 PM |
| Here's what I use for local travel. (I also bring it on to planes as a "carry-on" as well). It is made out of rubber Scuba type material that protects from bumping around, and also insulates quite well. I have the 4-bottle model. If you tote only one or two bottles, the extra space can be used for stems, (but not Somms).
I have the black model, not the leopard print.
wine tote | |
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ChangeMe
Grape Puncher
Posts:886
| | 09/23/2004 11:31 PM |
| Quote:
I thinkTHIS is the same as mine.
I highly recommend it.
Me too. It even has a large pocket on the side for a notebook or whatever and quite a bit of headspace too. | | | |
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Wineaux
New Orleans, LA
Barrel Filler
Posts:1413
| | 09/24/2004 1:15 AM |
| I have a couple of wine carriers but here's one that my wife purchased for me that I like for transporting wine locally. It's lightwight and care-free.
http://www.builtny.com/2btote.php | | | |
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Elizabeth Brown
Grape Fermenter
Posts:540
| | 09/24/2004 2:19 AM |
| | I REALLY want GA's wine safe but I am afraid my family would not travel with me | | | |
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Pool Boy
Laurl, MD (DC suburb)
Master of Wine
Posts:13627
| | 09/27/2004 7:59 PM |
| | I took wine with me to a couple of restaurants in Rehoboth Beach, DE this past weekend. At one place, one of the other waitstaff folks commented that they had an unofficial poll going for what was in the case I brought and sat of the table. | |
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Tom
Barrel Sampler
Posts:2384
| | 10/02/2004 1:08 AM |
| Quote:
I used to use a cardboard wine shipping box but have recently stepped up to this:
What, no lock?
Nice. | | | |
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Pool Boy
Laurl, MD (DC suburb)
Master of Wine
Posts:13627
| | 10/02/2004 6:48 PM |
| | I can't remember, mine might have a lock. It's got some nice padding inside, too, in case you drop it or something, too. | |
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David Niederauer
Los Gatos, CA
Master Sommelier
Posts:15701
| | 10/02/2004 9:14 PM |
| | I ighly reccomend getting a SOFT-SIDED bag. | | | |
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NorCalVinoLover
Barrel Sampler
Posts:2188
| | 10/04/2004 4:07 PM |
| I don't know Davidn, mine was the talk of the night on saturday
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David Niederauer
Los Gatos, CA
Master Sommelier
Posts:15701
| | 10/05/2004 4:12 AM |
| ncvl,
Yeah, sure. But I had to carry YOUR case to your car because you were out in the back lot with Mrs. Null. The case was empty and still weighed a ton. Not for me! | | | |
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ChangeMe
Barrel Racker
Posts:1907
| | 10/05/2004 1:34 PM |
| I agree with david on the soft sided cooler. I have two of these:soft sided cooler
I have two, because they only offer coolers for single bottles! I am thinking about buying a larger one from another manufacturer though.
I don't do alot of travelling with multiple bottles of wine at this point, but in the past I used a touring hardshell case from one of my old amps that has been loaded up with foam and is lockable. Unfortunately, even empty, the things a bear, but it works and the price was right! I used to get the strangest looks when I would open it up and people would expect to see an amp or some other piece of equipment, but instead found 6 bottles of wine! Usually, after a pause I would hear something like "What no Jack Daniels?" It worked, but now that I'm married, I guess I'll have to get one that doesn't have a sticker on it that says "Ass, gas or grass. . .nobody rides for free!". | | | |
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David Niederauer
Los Gatos, CA
Master Sommelier
Posts:15701
| | 10/05/2004 3:14 PM |
| Lou,
I used to use a violin case. It was perfect for one bottle. Talk about looks when you open it in a restaurant (LOL).
Always ask for the rear corner table and sit facing the front door. | | | |
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ChangeMe
Barrel Racker
Posts:1907
| | 10/05/2004 3:32 PM |
| Quote:
Lou,
I used to use a violin case. It was perfect for one bottle. Talk about looks when you open it in a restaurant (LOL).
Always ask for the rear corner table and sit facing the front door.
That's great!! You with your violin case, me with the amp case! That would be a sight to see!
"How am I funny?" | | | |
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