An easy way to keep your boxed wine chilled without taking the cardboard box aboard your boat — great in the cockpit, at a beach barbecue or for a potluck!
An Alcohol Policy on Your Boat
Do you have an alcohol policy on your boat? Why you should. Far from “ruining” our cruising, less drinking has improved it!
Having Smaller Wine Glasses on Your Boat
Trying to cut down on your wine consumption, either for health or weight considerations? Be sure to check the size of your wine glasses!
Storing Glasses & Bottles on a Boat
How to store wine or liquor bottles and glasses — or any other glass bottles — on a boat? Here’s a quick project that’ll keep them safe!
Boat Rail-Mounted Drink Holders
Keeping drinks nearby but without spilling is always tricky on a boat. These drink holders work well for cans, bottles or even coffee mugs!
Getting Rid of Cardboard Wine Boxes When You’re on a Boat
“Boxed” wine is great on a boat . . . but how can you avoid the cardboard? Make your own plastic box for the interior bladder, so it’s still easy to pour.
How to Store Wine on a Boat
Three ways to simply and easily store wine on a boat, with little risk of a broken bottle. Yes, you can have wine bottles aboard!
Yoebi Wine Glass Holder for Boat Life
The Yoebi Stemware Holder turns any standard drink holder into a secure holder for your wine glass, martini glass, brandy snifter or other stemware.
Wine Glasses for Use on a Boat
The best wine glasses for your boat? Whether you want glass stemware, unbreakable stemless or even a glass that will keep the bugs out, there are great options.
Storing Drinks on a Boat
How to store drinks — such as stocks of soft drinks, beer, powdered drinks, wine bottles and boxed drinks — safely on a boat.