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KYWIE Sheepskin Champagne Cooler
KYWIE Champagne cooler is a sheepskin tote that keeps pre-chilled champagne COOL. The natural insulating properties of wool, in combination with the air lock leather cord around the neck of the bottle will preserve the temperature of Champagne, Burgundy, sparkling wine, cider and all other spirits well after the bottle is emptied. Pre-chilled champagne cold 4 hours! BIO-INSULATION to the max.
It is lightweight and foldable, protects your bottle and fits in your hand perfectly. Convenient for at home and on the go. A smart gift from Holland, for everybody, original and lasting.
- Insulating wool
- 100% natural & sustainable sheepskin
- Biodegradable
- All-season product For red and white wine
- Low footprint
- Hand made
- Cool 4 hours
- Comfortable grip Absorbent
- Bottle protector
- Dirt & condensation repellent Ultra-light weight
- Ideal for Bourgogne bottles
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