If you blinked, you may have missed the first half of the year. The month of June came in swinging with full force and high temperatures. Now that we’re kinda sorta officially in the summer season, it’s time to ditch your home office and head into the great outdoors. This month, we’re prepping for our first upcoming camping trip to Trillium Lake!
While camping is all fun and games, packing for a camp trip can require a fair amount of work. One way to literally and figuratively lighten the load is by ditching traditional bottles of wine in favor of something a bit more travel-friendly – specifically in the form of Oregon’s own Copa di Vino. With these recyclable cups of liquid joy, you can leave the corkscrews at home (yay!) AND reduce the amount of packing out you need to do at the end of your trip.
To get happy hour started with Copa di Vino, you only need to remove the freshness seal and then it’s time to sip. If you’re a little clumsy navigating rugged terrain, no worries; Copa di Vino also comes with a splash cap to keep the wine safe when it’s not being sipped.
And, as if these things weren’t magical enough, the design of the cups is more than just cute (dare I say….sexy?), it’s ergonomically friendly too. For those of us who have been working from home and damaging our hands and wrists a little more each day, this is a game changer.
I get my Copa di Vino from the convenience shop near our home and have no trouble locating it in Oregon and Washington (seriously, I checked and there’s 118 stores that sell it within a 100 mile radius), but you can find your nearest Copa di Vino retailer here.
And, as if these things weren’t magical enough, the design of the cups is more than just cute (dare I say….sexy?), it’s ergonomically friendly too. For those of us who have been working from home and damaging our hands and wrists a little more each day, this is a game changer.