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Gifts for Wine Lovers

  • December 8, 2021
  • Stephanie Burnette
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Yes, you can bring a bottle of wine, but a wine accouterment shows effort. Technology and craft share real estate on this gift list built for your favorite wine head. Every item is available locally, so gift away this winter and shop small. It’s time to sip something fermented and these gifts will add to an evening’s ambiance.

As I write about food and drink in the South, and eat in charming, curated restaurants, bars and boutique hotels, I take note of what’s in the hand of staff and how tabletop style has shifted and leveled up. Items of oenology no longer reside in drawers but have become celebrated items of décor and whimsy.

But let’s not discount function; a high-performance tool is a gift that keeps on giving. Sustainable home décor is on-trend too and upcycled gifts can feel especially thoughtful. Kitchen stores and bottle shops are great places to find wine gifts but don’t dismiss stopping by gift stores and décor shops. Many have dedicated areas for high-end beverage items. This season, it’s about ease of entertainment: the pull of a cork, a bottle well-chilled, and the memories that occur over a toast with friends leaning against a counter, because we all end up standing in the kitchen.

Here are our recommendations for the best wine gifts available in the Upstate. These products are available at the following local retailers:

  • The Cook’s Station
  • 4Rooms
  • Plum Home & Gift Boutique
  • Wine House

Photos by Robert Bradley

Wine gift recommendations

A Chirpy Top may not be needed, but it sure is fun to keep pouring to hear it chirp. Buy it in rose gold at The Cook’s Station, $29.99.
Brümate Winesulator in colorway “Dark Aura” holds a bottle of wine in style, keeping it at a constant temperature for 24 hours. Yes, you’ll put red in it too. Handpicked by the experts at 4Rooms, $36.
Soldered glass “cork safes,” replete with paper prompts, one for wine and one for champagne. Find them at Plum Home & Gift Boutique, a local store inside Haywood Mall, $16 and $18.
wine candles
Special bottles get a second life as a bespoke candle. Wine House makes their own with the help of a local artisan. Upcycled, in three signature scents and two sizes, $25 and $45.
Bubbles deserve a fabric tote and one that induces a giggle. This one is stocked at 4Rooms for the season, $15.
6. Château Spill Red Wine Stain Remover by The Hates Stains Co. is party proof. No bottle of red should be given without it. Found at The Cook’s Station, $8.99.
Le Creuset makes a stellar wine pull utilizing lever technology with minimal design. This is a gift to give everyone at a price of $20. Stocked at The Cook’s Station’s new giant location.
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