Govino Review
If you like to party outdoors, then you know it’s risky bringing along your fancy wine goblets. If you’re at a public pool, glass isn’t even allowed. But with the Govino stemless wine glasses, you won’t have to worry about breaking or losing a couple. Made from a special polymer material called PETG, these “glasses” resemble crystal but are actually flexible and shatterproof. A thumb notch makes them easy to grip. You can hand-wash the set of 8 glasses, priced at $25.90, so many times and then eventually recycle them. Yes, they’re disposable, but they’re amazingly clear and look nicer than plastic goblets.
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Strengths
Flexible and unbreakable Suited to rough use outdoors, at picnics, and at the pool Reusable and recyclable Reflects the wine’s color and projects its aroma like crystal Features an ergonomic notch for the thumb Rests on a flat base with no stem Weaknesses Must be hand-washed Designed to be disposed of or recycled after an extended period of use |
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