Pros
The material is 100 percent recycled glass and each shade represents a single waste stream, be it flat glass or water bottles, wine bottles or beer bottles.
Cons
We tried to mar Bio-Glass, cycling through soda, red wine, bleach, coffee, tea, juice, and mustard, and nothing left a blemish.
Clocking in at $100 per square foot for just the material, Bio-Glass costs mucho moolah.
We're great fans of the grape here at Dwell. Are you a fellow oenophile? Bookmark this page for handy reference. From wine accessories to wine glassware to wine storage and more (including a how-to for stocking your cellar!), we've got you covered.
Have a friend or family member who just can't wait to decant? Is tickled to tipple? Here are gift picks for those who prefer to savor their Sauvignon Blanc in style. "Un pranzo senza vino è come una giornata senza sole," say the Italians. "A meal without wine is like a day without sun." And there's hardly a soul who wouldn't love a little help bringing a dash of sunshine to wintertime.
Don’t be fooled by this seemingly simple-looking carafe—the Wine Breather has a few tricks up its sleeve. It holds an upside-down wine bottle in place as it drains, and its silicone seal functions as a funnel when you need to pour wine back into the bottle. Never fuss with extra gizmos again!
