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Bamboo Wine Table keeps wine glasses steady

By on November 9, 2015
Bamboo Wine Table is great for beaches and vineyards.

The Bamboo Wine Table is the perfect companion if you plan to enjoy a picnic in a vineyard or on the beach. It holds two glasses of wine and has plenty of space for cheeses and appetizers. (Photo by Andy Perdue/Great Northwest Wine)

Wine glasses are not always the most convenient vessels for drinking.

Sure, they’re fine for the dinner table or the back deck. The trendy stemless glasses are sturdy in a variety of situations, such as on a boat.

But what about the beach? Who wants sand in their Chardonnay? What about the park, where grass is just as likely to tip over the glass and ruin your picnic? What about at a concert? Or while camping? What if you’re kayaking and want to go ashore for a glass of wine with friends? A light lunch in the vineyard?

Fortunately, a sturdy, elegant and affordable solution has presented itself: the Bamboo Wine Table from Uncommon Goods.

Bamboo Wine Table to the rescue

Bamboo Wine Table from Uncommon Goods holds two glasses of wine.

The Bamboo Wine Table from Uncommon Goods is built to easily hold two wine glasses as well as a little food. (Photo by Andy Perdue/Great Northwest Wine)

The Bamboo Wine Table is a sturdy two-piece contraption that takes mere seconds to put together: It’s just a matter of screwing a spike into the table, then pushing it into the ground. Granted, a sandy beach is the easiest place to use the Bamboo Wine Table, but it also will work on grass, in moist soil and just about anywhere else outdoors.

It is easy to imagine the Bamboo Wine Table being perfect for a visit to the coast, particularly as the sun sets and the beach fire is lit. One of the biggest pains in putting together s’mores is where to safely set down your chocolate, Graham crackers and marshmallows so they don’t get sand on them. The Bamboo Wine Table makes it easy, and when the fire gets a little too warm, quickly moving the table takes mere seconds.

On each end of the Bamboo Wine Table are spots for two glasses of wine to be held safely and securely.

(For the record, we recommend a glass of tawny port with s’mores and a beach fire on the wild Washington coast.)

The Bamboo Wine Table also is great for holding cheeses, crackers, dips and anything else that doesn’t take up too much room. You won’t want to put anything too heavy on the table, as it’s not going to be completely stable when it’s stuck in the sand.

The Bamboo Wine Table is 16 inches wide and 8 inches deep. The spike that goes into the ground is 13 inches long. It is extremely lightweight, so it’s easy to carry with you.

The Bamboo Wine Table retails for $22 on Uncommon Goods.

About Andy Perdue

Andy Perdue is the editor and publisher of Great Northwest Wine. He is a third-generation journalist who has worked at newspapers since the mid-1980s and has been writing about wine since 1998. He co-founded Wine Press Northwest magazine with Eric Degerman and served as its editor-in-chief for 15 years. He is a frequent judge at international wine competitions. He is the author of "The Northwest Wine Guide: A Buyer's Handbook" (Sasquatch, 2003) and has contributed to four other books. He writes about wine for The Seattle Times. You can find him on Twitter and .

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