A bottle of wine is good. Showing up with this is better.
This handcrafted wine caddy turns a standard bottle into a full setup—perfect for date nights, patios, picnics, or as a presentation piece. Designed to sit right on top of a standard wine bottle, this handcrafted caddy holds two glasses and instantly turns a simple gift into something thoughtful, finished, and ready to enjoy.
The clean lines and contrasting wood inlay give it a refined look that fits anywhere—from kitchen counters to bar carts—whether it’s in use or just on display.
It doesn’t shout for attention. It earns it.
Details:
• Solid hardwood construction, approx. 9.5” × 5”
• Contrasting wood inlay design
• Holds two glasses inverted on a standard wine bottle
• Great for gifting, entertaining, or display
• Each piece features unique natural grain
*Most in-stock items ship within 24 hours. Since everything is handcrafted, please allow up to 5 business days for shipment. Custom and sculptural pieces take a bit longer—but they’re worth the wait.
A bottle of wine is good. Showing up with this is better.
This handcrafted wine caddy turns a standard bottle into a full setup—perfect for date nights, patios, picnics, or as a presentation piece. Designed to sit right on top of a standard wine bottle, this handcrafted caddy holds two glasses and instantly turns a simple gift into something thoughtful, finished, and ready to enjoy.
The clean lines and contrasting wood inlay give it a refined look that fits anywhere—from kitchen counters to bar carts—whether it’s in use or just on display.
It doesn’t shout for attention. It earns it.
Details:
• Solid hardwood construction, approx. 9.5” × 5”
• Contrasting wood inlay design
• Holds two glasses inverted on a standard wine bottle
• Great for gifting, entertaining, or display
• Each piece features unique natural grain
*Most in-stock items ship within 24 hours. Since everything is handcrafted, please allow up to 5 business days for shipment. Custom and sculptural pieces take a bit longer—but they’re worth the wait.
