Wine Drinkers Glass or plastic

[Airhog1]

Originally Posted by ScottW

Waterford, of course. It only costs a little more to go first class. Gene Morris needs some of these for his Arkansas wine!

Scott,

That is exactly what I drink my wine from...REALLY!

Straight from the box to the styrofoam!

G

[campadk]

Originally Posted by 2airishuman

very funny pic dave...

does your wife know you've exposed her 'lush' side?

no glasses? looks 2 me like she's a 2 fisted drinker, the glass and tap!

so this photo is from the tear drop days?

now i see why you moved to an a/s...

room for more mixers!

cheers
2air'

hey and thanks admins for closing the poll side of this thread. now we can focus on the brilliant repartee!

Yup.. Kate knows I post funny photos... of both of us

Photo with our teardrop... now those days aren't over... we still have it! Just came back from a big teardrop event we organize actually... but alas we are leaving for a week camping with the '40 Winker' tommorrow.

PS. I'll remind Kate to pack the mixer tonight!

Cheers

[bhayden]

We travel with glass stemware wrapped in newpaper and kept in a big mixing bowl. Not a worry as far as breakage when traveling. Breakage while drinking, well.. that's different .

I think the trick to not breaking your glass stem wear is to never spend more than 99 cents per glass, Goodwill, Value-Village, etc. -Bernie

[Normin storm]

I Found it very strange at a campsite in Texas when the sign said I had to hide my wine it was not the same drinking out of a wine glass in a brown paper bag wine is not the same out of plastic or am I a snob it has the same effect if you drink out of plastic or glass cheers

[Pahaska]

Originally Posted by Normin storm

I Found it very strange at a campsite in Texas when the sign said I had to hide my wine it was not the same drinking out of a wine glass in a brown paper bag wine is not the same out of plastic or am I a snob it has the same effect if you drink out of plastic or glass cheers

I use the Texas state parks frequently. We do keep the wine bottle out of sight, but I have never observed any well-behaved persons or groups bothered by the park personnel for using alcohol.

In fact, at our forum rally at Bastrop State Park each December, we always have a keg of locally produced beer. We have done this for the last four years or so without any problems. I think that the rule is to give the park personnel some leverage to get rid of troublemakers.

[jdalrymple]

Making things as civilized and comfortable as possible is half the point of owning the most elegant travel trailer available, isn’t it? . Glass, of course. I do endure composite place settings, though.

[grantb4]

CAN all the way!

Barokes - Wine in a can

[Minnie's Mate]

We have polycarbonate wine, martini, on-the-rocks, collins, and margarita glasses. We don't want any accidental breaks no matter how many drinks!

At home, it's always glass, but that wasn't the question was it?

[bradjenkins]

How can you ask that???? Always Glass - and in fact it's got to be a Riedel or a Zalto Glass....

Originally Posted by davidh

Wine drinkers do you prefer to drink wine from a real wine glass or a plastic wine glass?

[ROBERT CROSS]

Riedel, Zalto, or 👍😂👍

Bob
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[AtomicNo13]

Straight out of the bottle, so glass!

[Lily&Me]

I carry two of those lovely, inexpensive, stemless wine glasses, which I use for all kinds of beverages, because they’re just a bit elegant.

I was also recently gifted a pink insulated tumbler in that same shape, which has been great for keeping drinks cold this past summer.

I also carry a supply of small disposables, for sharing a bottle...

Maggie

[ROBERT CROSS]

....well ours come with a lid so you can shake your 'tini' right in the glass...😂

Bob
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[bradjenkins]

yeah. no!

not for me

Originally Posted by ROBERT CROSS

Riedel, Zalto, or 👍😂👍

Bob
🇺🇸

[bradjenkins]

the tumblers are great except Mrs J bought a pink one - as in #wtf

Originally Posted by Lily&Me

I carry two of those lovely, inexpensive, stemless wine glasses, which I use for all kinds of beverages, because they’re just a bit elegant.

I was also recently gifted a pink insulated tumbler in that same shape, which has been great for keeping drinks cold this past summer.

I also carry a supply of small disposables, for sharing a bottle...

Maggie

[pwlldvd]

Many things do well in plastic. Not wine, scotch, or coffee. We. Carry a couple of stemless glasses for wine (hers) and scotch (mine). And a couple of ceramic coffee mugs.

It’s not that hard to protect a few small glasses.

For utensils, we were going to buy some cheap stainless, but we inherited two sets of silver that we never ever used, so some of it went in the trailer. We eat with Grandma’s silver, off plastic plates from Target.

[Len n Jeanne]

Originally Posted by bradjenkins

How can you ask that???? Always Glass - and in fact it's got to be a Riedel or a Zalto Glass....

Riedel is Austrian crystal. It's what we take, packed in the original boxes. No breakage. We did switch to stemless wine tumblers to save on space.

[bradjenkins]

Riedel now do stemless - think they're called O range....

Wine tumblers rock too - bought those after reading about red wine glasses.

The wine tumblers I bought are like the camping ones - totally unbreakable. Not as classy of course as my Riedel - but still functional...

You are right about Riedels though - they are delicate and as a result you've almost got to carry the box and be ever so fragile.

The question is do you love wine enough to bring the appropriate glass..

[sbowman]

Originally Posted by davidh

Wine drinkers do you prefer to drink wine from a real wine glass or a plastic wine glass?

I like pint size large mouth glass fruit jar, MANSON. Italian fruit juice glasses are also great. My wife real glass wine glasses..........


Safe travels and best regards

[sbowman]

Originally Posted by grantb4

CAN all the way!

Barokes - Wine in a can

How about out of a box?


Safe travels and best regards