Sip Wine the Eco Way

Wednesday’s Quick Tip: Hate the idea of using plastic bags when shopping at the mall? Store one or two small reusable bags in a purse or search for the type of reusable bag that folds into itself so that you can carry it in your pocket instead, and you’re good to go!

Are you or anyone you know a wine drinker? Or perhaps do you love the look of wine glasses for decorations? A great way to go eco with wine is the way we drink it. In other words, drink wine from an eco-friendly glass. A lot of the glasses are very nice looking these days too. There are so many different options now. There are plenty of eco wine glasses available out there on the internet. Check out some of the select few found online below…

GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Wine Goblet
What makes this a green choice is the fact that it isn’t something that will be tossed out after a period of time, and nor does it break easy either. It something that will last forever.

Confetti Recycled Glass Wine Goblets, Set of Four
Crafted of recycled glass, our Confetti Wine Goblets are mouth blown and hand shaped by skilled artisans carrying on a centuries old tradition. High-tech factory production methods have tried to imitate the techniques of native blowers; but none have captured the substance, warmth, individuality of shape, and the exquisite elegance of glass pieces made by native artists.

Clear Stemless Wine Glasses
Hand-blown and made from recycled glass this set of 2 stemless clear wine glasses are rustic and hefty. Also perfect for juices, sparkling waters, and cocktails. Set of two.

Recycled Big Bowl Wine Glasses
Made in Columbia of clear hand blown recycled glass, these big bowl wine glasses are sure to be a crowd pleaser. Sturdy & casual, yet elegant enough to serve your favorite wines at more fanciful events. Set of two.

Heavenly Wine Glass From Recycled Glass
This glassware is handmade and decorated by Mexican artisans from completely recycled glass. Compliments any table with this decorative design. Hand washing is recommended. 8 ounce glass.

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Jennifer is a freelance writer, and has written for various health and environmental blogs, which includes running her own green living blog. Currently she is studying to become a C++ Programmer.