Wine Lovers Gift Guide

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  1. Anusuya says:

    What an amazing collection of pleasurable and widely recognized gift for significant (or non-significant) occasion!

    I was curious to see the love for wine. Here you go. 31% of US adults drink wine. The United States consumes the largest volume of wine of any country, at 33 million hectoliters in 2020. 

    Sure people who love and drink wine will definitely appreciate your collection of gifts to choose. You got a big store to help people for  Christmas, wedding, New Years Eve and New Year. Hats off to you.

    I do have couple of wine bottles gifted to me and not sure how to use them. I don’t drink and hate to giveaway a gift.

    Does this hangover powder help people drinking a lot of alcohol?

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Anusuya, Thanks for sharing those stats. Very interesting info about wine! 

      I understand the hesitation to giveaway a gift, but If you don’t drink, then I think it’s fine to give your bottles of wine to someone who will enjoy them. We can’t help that sometimes we receive gifts that we won’t use. We shouldn’t feel obligated to keep something that we simply don’t want or will not use.

  2. Hari S Nair says:

    Thank you for providing us with such a great list of wine-based items. It is my sister’s birthday in a month and she and her husband are fond of wine. I want to gift her something which they can use frequently and I think Cooper rapid drink cooler will be a great option. Thank you for the list.

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Hari, I have had to get creative in the past to try to chill a bottle of wine quickly (with supercooled salt water), but it’s much more simple and more convenient to use the Cooper rapid drink cooler. Cheers!

  3. Anastazja says:

    We have several family members who are true wine enthusiasts.  One is even a professional wine broker.  Your article is a fantastic resource for Christmas and birthday gifts.  The gift categories are so varied that giving wine related gifts several times will not get boring.  Personally, I am  intrigued by the wine recipe books.  However, I think that the wine games and books about wine will also make great gifts.  This is a page that needs to be bookmarked for future reference.

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Anastazja, as a wine lover, I would imagine that it must be fantastic to have a family member who is a wine broker! I’m so happy to hear that you found some fun gifts for wine lovers. Thank you for the bookmark!

  4. Johnny says:

    There is a whole world behind wine, I really didn’t know there were so many objects that could relate to it! I haven’t even heard of wine soap before reading this article, I think it would make a really great gift, and a very original one!
    A book wine is also a great option for someone that is really interested in the world of wine.
    Thank you so much for this selection of gifts, they are really amazing.

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Johnny, We know a lot of wine lovers, from casual fans to those with full wine cellars at home. It’s great to have some unique gift ideas for wine lovers of all types!

  5. chinthaka says:

    The article contains a wide variety of information about the topic of wine. So I also love to get more knowledge about wine. If you can suggest being the most ideal beginner book read to get more ideas about wines it will be a great help for me.

    recipes, games, books about wines are absolutely new and curious concepts to test as a beginner and a wine lover. Thanks for sharing wonderful ideas. Love a lot about the niche you have selected. keep it up good work ahead.

    • Alyce says:

      Hello, to learn more about wine, check out the books featured at the beginning of the article. They offer a great intro to wine appreciation. 

  6. John says:

    Everyone loves good wine on the occasion of good holidays, and until I found your site didn’t even know where to start to find a good bottle of wine or to go with my meals. I like everything on your list like the rechargeable electric model corkscrew. It’s time to add them to my Amazon Favorites List! Thank you for the article. 

    • Alyce says:

      Hi John, With all the great wine available, it can be challenging to confidently pair a wine with a meal. I tend to stick to versatile favorites (balanced red wines and dry sparkling white wines) when I’m at home or rely on expert sommelier recommendations when dining out. 

  7. Luke Moretti says:

    So many good products here I am not sure if I was in an information site or a store…

    Everyone loves a good wine with a good occasion, I don’t even know where to start in finding a good bottle or which ones will work with which meal.

    My partner worked in a wine store and I thought I would have learned something from her during her time there but I guess I was wrong lol.

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Luke, some people can devote a lifetime to the study and appreciation of wine, but most of us just try to find something we like at a good value. Don’t overthink it, just pay attention to what you like and enjoy your selections. Cheers!

  8. Jannette says:

    These are some awesome gift ideas for the wine lovers in my Family. I always put together a gift basket for my family members for Christmas & Valentine’s. I especially like the Vinglace Wine Chiller as it comes in a variety of colors. The Rose Gold  & Rose are great colors for my Valentines’ baskets. Thanks for your help with these awesome wine gift ideas. 

  9. Caleb says:

    It looks like you really put a lot of time into researching all of these products. I didn’t realize how many types of gifts there are available for wine enthusiasts. I would like to know more about the science behind how some of these products actually conserve the taste of the wine after being opened. Anyways, this gives me some great ideas for my wife. She enjoys white wine more than anything. Thank you!

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Caleb, as a wine lover myself, it was a lot of fun researching this article! 🙂

      Most wine preservation systems work by preventing the wine from oxidizing by limiting it’s exposure to the oxygen in the air. As you have noticed, there are a lot of different ways to achieve this. 

      Cheers!

  10. bethebest#128 says:

    I appreciate your blog post. I love the niche-specificity. Overall, I think you will win countless wine lovers and enthusiasts because of the short and sweet tone you possess. You have a talent for turning something complex into a simple execution.

    In other words, instead of forcing your readers to read long paragraph chunks, you segment your work into more digestible content. Also, you have options available for all wine lovers, broadening your appeal. Overall, your article is fine wine!!

  11. Jenny says:

    What a great post to stumble on! I absolutely love wine, and this has given me some ideas for xmas presents for my friends.

    I especially like the wine pairing chocolates for myself, I bet that would be a lovely night in, and the hangover prevention powder is something that i could do with, I never knew you could buy something like this to ease hangover symptoms. I just take a couple of painkillers before I go to bed after drinking, but these powders sound good too.

    I love everything on your list, time to add them to my Amazon wish list!

    Thanks for the xmas gift inspiration!

  12. Ian says:

    What a great idea! My wife and I love receiving wine related gifts. We were particularly excited when the silicone wine glasses first came out because stemware just does not travel well. I appreciate you putting together such a comprehensive guide to shopping for the Wino on our holiday list. I was particularly intrigued by the wine barrel wall sconces. I may have to add those to my list for the den.

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Ian! I’m so glad that you found some unique wine gift ideas! The sconces would add a nice touch to the home of a couple of wine lovers like yourselves. Cheers!

  13. Daniel Tshiyole says:

    I’ve never really been a wine guy. I mean I drunk wine but I do not know much about it. My partner knows a lot when it comes to wine so I will most certainly refer this article to her. I’m sure that she will appreciate it. I have also learnt a thing or two just by reading this article 

  14. Steve says:

    As an avid wine lover and Christmas just around the corner this is something I am printing out and leaving on the fridge door. I like a “chabli” in the white department and a sauvignon blanc in the red with meat meals. I have made beer before but never wine, so was intrigued to see if you had any wine kits, I couldn’t see any. But still loved the wide array of products you have put together. I love the wine traveling kits and the rapid coolers. I have purchased several corkscrews etc and never found one to my satisfaction. What would you recommend? If I could get a truly good one I would pay up to $100 for it. 

    Steve

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Steve! There are some wine-making kits out there, but you are right, they are not on the list. I know a lot of wine lovers, but I have not met anyone who has attempted making their own wines. Sounds like fun though!

      Opening wine can be tricky and a great corkscrew is a solid investment. Our favorite corkscrew is a rechargeable electric model like the ones listed in the article – it’s amazing how easy opening a bottle of wine is with these devices! Fortunately, you won’t have to spend your $100 budget on the opener so you’ll have plenty of money left over to spend on wine!

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