🍷 Rustic Twine Wine Box: 2 Bottle Wooden Decorative Holder with Lid & Accessory Sets - Made from Paulownia Wood, Fits Standard Wine Bottles Review

When I give a gift I pride myself on making everything 'special' so the idea of wrapping a good bottle of wine in tons of bubble wrap for safe shipping never came up appeal to me. I jumped on Revain and started looking and finally settled on this product that I will definitely be buying again. It's very well made, attractive, includes shredded pine and makes a great presentation. I tied a simple bow around the box along with the gift card and the attention was sure to be noticed. Highly…

I love this wine box! It comes with fluff inside as shown in the photos and fits three regular sized bottles (I add champagne and prosecco). The Veuve bottle was slightly larger so I had to press the padding harder to close it, but it still fits! The phrase "Eat, drink and marry" is so cute and engraved on the wood. Whilst there will be some discolouration/visible knots this is only natural on unstained/untreated wood so no big deal. Be careful with shards when using! mailed securely in some…

Bought the anniversary edition because I found a champagne that said 'Jubilee'. There were scattered boards/plates and screws in the box. It doesn't say anywhere that you have to build it unless I missed it. Straw was everywhere too. Very badly packed. The screws for the hinges were also missing. It was only 6 screws, it was supposed to be 9! Some of the screws were misaligned so I had to ask bf for help. I ended up smearing the holes with glue to give the screws some stability. The…

It's like winning three stars. So, for starters, if you're looking for something strong and solid like stone, then maybe don't buy a $25 wooden box. However, if you're looking for something that looks trendy when opened without breaking the bank, then this is what you need! It's like getting all the oooh and ahh without paying oooh and ahh the money he can afford. Let's also be ultra-realistic, no one is so nostalgic that they will leave that box after the booze has run out, and yes I mean…

I am a professional pyrographer which means I make a living burning images and lettering into wood, leather and other materials. I've been thinking about making items specifically for the bridal industry and recently purchased a commercial laser engraver to add handcraft to my business. One of the products I will be offering is custom engraved wooden wine boxes with the names of the bride and groom, the wedding date and some designs. I thought these boxes looked like a great option because they