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2 accessories for drinking wine in the bath
Enjoy Wine in the Bath: The Ultimate Accessories
1. Bathtub Tray: Perfect for Solo or Duo Enjoyment
Drinking wine in the bath is wonderful, but it’s even better with a bit of music, a good book, and some candles. Enter the “bathtub tray,” designed with everything you need for the ultimate relaxation experience. This accessory features adjustable handles, two holders for wine glasses, a place for your book or newspaper, and candle holders. It’s perfect for a night of absolute comfort or a romantic tête-à-tête.
2. Wine Glass Holder: For Bath or Shower
Say hello to the wine glass holder, your new bathroom companion. This sturdy, lightweight accessory comes with a suction cup for easy attachment to the side of your bathtub. Simply place your wine glass in the holder and enjoy. If you don’t have a bathtub, it works just as well in your shower, though it might be a bit less convenient.
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FAQ - Wine and relaxation
Which accessories let you drink wine in the bath?
Two items work together: the bathtub tray, which rests across the tub on sliding handles, and the suction-cup glass holder that attaches to a wall. Each one holds a stemmed wine glass securely.
Does the suction-cup glass holder also work in the shower?
Yes. Its suction cup sticks to any smooth surface, including a shower wall. It is a little less convenient than in a bath, but it does the job if you don't have a bathtub.
What else can the bathtub tray hold besides a glass?
The tray has two spots for stemmed glasses, a rest for a book or newspaper and candle holders. It turns a simple bath into a proper moment of relaxation, alone or as a couple.
What kind of glass should you use to drink wine in the bath?
A standard stemmed glass is ideal: both the bathtub tray and the glass holder are made to fit one. The stem keeps the glass steady and holds the wine safely above the water.
Which wine suits a relaxing bath?
It depends on your mood: a chilled white or a light rosé pairs well with a relaxing soak, and a supple red works too. Our seasonal picks, bought straight from independent winemakers, give you plenty to choose from at the grower's own price.
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