🍷 T.Z. Case International T.z 7-Bottle Wheeled Wine Case, Black Molded Polypropylene, One Size Review

I can't fit 7 bottles here. I have traditional 750ml sized wine bottles in them and they won't close without serious weight like laying my body on them which I stopped for fear of breaking the bottles. I'm not really sure what to do at this point other than take out the 3 foam inserts and put them in my other pocket (and 2 pockets to check!) and bubble wrap the 4 in the box. I'm disappointed.

This wine van had pretty good reviews on Revain. However, it doesn't work as ordered. The first time I used it, I broke a bottle in its box, not only losing one of the bottles, but also damaging the labels on the others (they were supposed to be gifts, but not so much now). The bottles were properly packaged and all were standard Bordeaux type bottles. Deeply disappointed, I also lost a large bottle of wine from Italy on this occasion.

We are drinkers and we like to travel with our wine. A cork is generally better than buying it from a California restaurant. Allows you to carry up to seven bottles in your checked baggage and SWA allows you to check wine as baggage :). In our case, paying a corkage compared to buying seven bottles at a restaurant in one trip paid for itself. I highly recommend it, I was going to buy a suitcase and assemble it myself but after a bit of cost research we bought it and after 2 trips we are…

This is very cool. I am a winemaker and often travel with wine for trade trips or touring wine regions. I wanted something that was light enough to be checked in as baggage even when filled with very heavy bottles, that was secure and offered some insulation. I can well imagine taking the train, driving a taxi, climbing the stairs in an old wine country house without too much trouble. Safe, with thick foam padding and good o-ring; After a flight it can be difficult to open due to the vacuum, so

I traveled to Grand Cayman (Cayman Islands) from Los Angeles. I checked the wine box and there was also an airplane counter (the crew gave me my checked bags). If you want to travel comfortably by car or train, this suitcase is for you. If you're planning long-haul flights, here are my suggestions: I bought two TSA-approved locks and a luggage strap for $5. The luggage strap saved my life as it kept my wine case from opening when I arrived in Grand Cayman. One of the latches was open, so my…

When we bought this wine holder we wanted to use it when we went to the hotel. It's a safer and more stylish way to take your bottles with you. We knew from reviews that people had used it on planes, but knowing how luggage is (mis)handled we didn't think we'd take a chance. But during our travels the suitcase was so good that we decided to take a chance checking it out as luggage on our recent vacation to San Francisco. We wanted to take a special champagne to the hotel and it seemed much…