6 Bottle Wine Storage Container

These things are great. They don't look fancy, and when you start stacking them up to really build up storage space... sure, you could probably get a better looking solution for the price. But are you displaying your wine (capsules... because really, you should be storing it horizontally), or are you cellaring it? Are you anticipating your collection will grow? Do you ever need to transport wine? Storvino is not for looking at, it's for practicality, functionality, modularity. I currently have four units, stacked in one vertical stack, giving me storage for 27 bottles. I could increase this to 30 by splitting it into a 2x2 grid. Next time I purchase wine (or if I see the Storvinos go on sale), I plan to purchase two more, to bring my capacity up to 42. Or, in a pinch, split into three columns for 45. Currently, four-high, the stack is plenty stable.The dips on the top are great for awkwardly sized bottles, demis and magnums, as well as bottles that are to be regularly accessed (I keep my spare vermouth at the ready if there are otherwise unoccupied dips). They're easy to transport, be it for bringing to a party, empty for a run to the store, or reconfiguring/moving the stack.I wasn't entirely sure about these, but I took a leap of faith. I'm glad I did, Storvino is just a well thought-out, practical solution to the task of managing/organizing bottles. That they're made domestically and of recycled plastics is the icing on the cake.

I have created a wine cellar using these containers. They are very sturdy and it made moving to a new location very easy.

These are awesome. I just moved to a smaller house and desperately needed some storage for wine and other bottles. I had one of these that I had bought ages ago and really liked it, so I bought a few more. I love that these stack and are very sturdy. They are very practical, durable, and versatile and I find them to be a good use of my limited storage space. They would be great in a wine cellar or other storage area. I have them in my dining room, next to a liquor cabinet. Personally, I think these are a bit overpriced. They are plastic. However, they are a quality product, the design is great, and I am not sorry I bought them. Even thinking they are overpriced, I would buy them again. They are pretty great.

A contemporary, practical, and sturdy solution for storing wine. Very stable even when stacked, makes it easy to rotate bottles regularly. Need two per case of wine, much to the chagrin of my dear one. (I am not sure whether the complaint is about the growing case or the container purchases!)A suggestion for the vendor to consider. While the product is very good, the bulk pricing should be more competitive for a recycled product meant for bulk/out of sight storage. For storing 200+ bottles, it reaches the price of a polished rack made of wood.

I have a dedicated wine/beer fridge. I have 2 of these on the bottom shelf for my refrigerated white wines. This keeps them cool and horizontal since we often go several months between purchase and drinking the wine.I have 3 of these stacked vertically outside the fridge in the basement for my red wines. Stable and small footprint.I have one of these in my pantry in the kitchen for day-to-day red wine access.Finally, I have an old dorm mini-fridge and i've got one of these in the main compartment to store my champagne/ prosecco bottles.PRO: sturdy. stackable. fits in fridge. small footprint.CON: for some champagne and prosecco bottles, the base of the bottle is too wide to fit in the storvino. That is a first-world problem that I'm not taking a star away from.TIP: When you go horizontal, use the cork-connector to stabilize horizontally. This allows for a stable base that you can then stack 3-6 crates tall.I currently own 8 of these and they are the best.

For the first time I have found a container that will hold my wine securely while travelling in my motorhome. This has many pluses for me since each container holds 6 bottles and you can link the containers together. It has openings for a carrying handle which makes it easy to take outside when having a party with friends. I no longer worry about dropping a good bottle of wine going down the steps. I can easily pass this to another person at the bottom. I am really impressed with this. I also use it for other bottles of liquor that are about the same size as the wine bottles. Great way to carry wine in the motorhome!

Ordered three of these wine racks for use in the basement. Did not want or need a 'pretty' wine rack, but one that was sturdy enough to support the bottles and strong enough to stand the cooler and sometimes damp temps of the basement. These racks fit the need perfectly. They appear almost like the plastic milk cartons, but with dividers to hold the bottles. They are sturdy and lock to each other on the sides, making it possible to securely link/stack several units together. When hooked together they are stable and strong. No, they are not pretty, so if that is your objective I would suggest looking further. If you want a good quality, strong, stable wine storage system and beauty is not a factor, I would highly recommend these handy units.

This is a win, win. For a few reasons... environmentally friendly, well made, low cost, simple. Found it to be cheaper on amazon.com than any other place. For the construction it is made of hardened plastic with a tough exterior shell, it has some neat looking designs (if it is in a visible place) is not just solid plastic. interior has 1/8" plastic walls making chambers for each bottle. standard bottle slides in case approx 75% of the way, leaving some room to recognize your bottle with out the paper hanging bottle labels (sold separately!). the locking mechanism for stacking is fool proof by having offset notches and the four legs have it sit about 3/8" of the ground and it does not move, rattle or fell loose at all(I have two of them). Great product.