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" />I'll write a better post about my AMAZING trip through the Grand Canyon later but this is going to be about the collapsible wine bottles and stemless glasses that I took on the trip with me. Seriously, even the 6 guides were pretty envious of these things!
MoiChef selected me to try out their products and I figured what better way to test out the durability of the wine bottles than tossing them into burlap sack drag bags, loading them on an oar boat, and rafting through the Grand Canyon. These bottles are REALLY durable! The twist cap was air tight so no water seeped in and no wine leaked out. We had no ice to chill the wine, but the bottles were insulated enough that the cold water of the Colorado chilled the white wine to an enjoyable temperature. I used the cups the first four days of our trip, but then they got lost in my dry bag so I did what any sensible person would do- drink out of the bottle! The cups were a nice, thick, silicone and not flimsy at all. They were easy to grip and easy to clean (which is a big thing when you are surrounded by grains of sand and grit). I would HIGHLY recommend this product to any one (they would work well for water, too!)- they fold up to be SUPER small and I managed to put both bottles and both cups in the small little black bag that one bag and the glasses came in. These will definitely be a staple in my bag for any hike, camping trip, or another rafting trip.
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