#vingardevalise

[cruisesandcasas]

Congratulations Marlene Duval Hulten for ranking No. 5 on the USA Today list. I ❤️ my VinGardeValise Wine suitcase. Great holiday gift find. #cruisesandcasas #vingardevalise #champagna #wine (at CityFront Terrace) https://www.instagram.com/p/CljB4nhuHup/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[have2travel]

Found the coolest way to transport wine, craft beer and other beverage favourites. #vingardevalise #wine #winelover #liquor #craftbeer #spirits #travel #travelbug #have2travel https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs1XHudF2pH/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1qv74qejyl1d3

[vinhonosso]

É impossível voltar de uma viagem à Portugal sem trazer umas belas garrafas de vinho na bagagem! E uma boa mala de vinhos é essencial para evitar surpresas desagradáveis ao chegar em casa... . A minha escolha é uma @VinGardeValiseBrasil para 12 garrafas: uma mala ultra-resistente (feita 100% de policarbonato de alta espessura) e ao mesmo tempo leve (não passa de 23kg mesmo cheia). E que não aparenta ser uma mala de vinhos (importante nos dias de hoje, infelizmente)... . Não é à toa que é a mala de vinhos mais vendida no mundo! Uma aquisição super importante para quem investe seu tempo e dinheiro garimpando belos rótulos no exterior. Recomendo demais! . Quanto à minha seleção de vinhos, como podem ver, se resume à vinhos do Douro e do Alentejo, e apenas um da região de Setúbal. E também trouxe alguns Vinhos do Porto, em outra mala... A maioria são “clássicos” que precisam de alguma guarda e irão “dormir” na adega por algum tempo... mas outros serão bebidos em breve e irei postá-los aqui! Fiquem ligados! . . #dicavinhonosso #maladevinho #vingardevalise #vingardevalisebrasil #winecase #winesuitcase #vinhonosso #winetrip #enotrip #winetime #instawine #instavinho #enoturismo #winebottle #winebottles #winelover #suitcase #wine #vinho #vino #vin #wein (em Porto, Portugal) https://www.instagram.com/p/BofS__Wnkt9/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5syzlgy2ui7v

[lovelaughexploreblog]

Have you checked my post on this @vingardevalise suitcase? If you’re like me and give & get wine for the holidays, you need this for all of your travels! This baby fits all your wine and beer like a glove...oh, and clothes too if that’s your thing 😉#winesuitcase #partner #vingardevalise #winetravels

[lovelaughexploreblog]

When it comes to packing a suitcase, I qualify myself as expert. I’ve packed an only 30lb bag for a whole month of travel, packed for 3 days in Paris with only a backpack, and last year, successfully packed a dozen bottles of wine & alcohol for an international flight. One of the best (& easiest) gifts & souveneirs when traveling around Europe is wine but getting it home and then to its final destination can be a precarious and stressful experience. We have rolls of bubble wrap for when we bring wine from home but when we’re in a different country, sometimes the best option is to wrap wine in pant legs, buckle it down and pray for the best.

With my new VinGardeValise suitcase, I no longer have to worry about if I packed enough clothing to work as buffer or if we need to buy more padding to roll things in. This suitcase is literally made for you to transfer wine, beer, champagne, anything! The suitcase comes with custom foam inserts that range in size from wine, to beer, to champagne (or a tall vodka bottle). The two sides of the suitcase are distinctly separated from each other with convenient accessory dividers but they also are topped with a sturdy foam divider that lays atop the custom wine bottle inserts. You can move and change out the inserts however works best for you and the trip you are on. If you only need to bring three bottles, you can easily remove the extra inserts and fill the rest of the space with your clothes and shoes. Need to bring a whole case? The suitcase is sized to fit a case of wine and still be within airline weight limits!

On a recent trip to Porto, this case was perfect to hold everything we needed for a quick weekend getaway and easily transport some Port home with us without having to bring a massive suitcase. A normal weekend trip we wouldn’t have packed enough to really feel that the wine was safe and secure but having this case and inserts we literally didn’t think twice!

The inside of a suitcase never looks pretty but here are a couple more examples of how it can be packed with all of the different sizes of bottles! The extra large insert is perfect for those massive bottles of booze or champagne and you can even add extra inserts for smaller bottles like beer and liquors! You can see more of it here.

With the holidays coming up, this suitcase is perfect for transporting gifts safely or even as a gift for the wine-lover in your life!

Xx Kali

Never break a bottle of wine with this suitcase When it comes to packing a suitcase, I qualify myself as expert. I've packed an only 30lb bag for a whole month of travel, packed for…

[lovelaughexploreblog]

Never break a bottle of wine with this suitcase

When it comes to packing a suitcase, I qualify myself as expert. I’ve packed an only 30lb bag for a whole month of travel, packed for 3 days in Paris with only a backpack, and last year, successfully packed a dozen bottles of wine & alcohol for an international flight. One of the best (&…

Never break a bottle of wine with this suitcase was originally published on Love.Laugh.Explore.

[vingardevalise]

Another Reason to Buy the VGV

Given the choice between a two wheeled fabric and a 4 wheeled hard roller bag I would strongly recommend the fabric option. Based on 14 years experience in airport operations the #1 bag part to break is swivel caster wheels. Here's why: hard shell bags don't have handles on the bottom (soft bags do) so baggage handlers will handle them by the wheels if the handle is not accessible, they eventually come loose, in addition because the wheels protrude from the bags they can easily be broken off or get caught in cargo netting (and pull off) during handling. Hard shell bags break more often than soft because they fall off of equipment easily, this is because they slide on almost any surface and end up falling and breaking at the corners or breaking open. I know, in an ideal world airlines would not break bags... but we don't live in an ideal world. -Base Manager, Sandspit & Nanaimo Airports

First the VinGardeValise is more cost effective to shipping. Second it has removable wheels they can be taken off and the bag can still be moved around with ease. Our hard shell case is more impact absorbent and has protective corner pieces, this  keeps usually vulnerable spots more protected so it won’t break as easily as a normal hard suitcase. Plus it has the ability to safely move your wine around the world with no extra bag fees.