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KYWIE Sheepskin Wine Cooler
KYWIE wine cooler is made of 100% natural sheepskin. Counter intuitive as it may be, this cooler keeps COOL! Better than any other material in the world (other than ice). The woolen interior is a natural BIO-INSULATOR and traps (cold) air inside the cooler. Result: pre-chilled wine cold 4 hours.
It is lightweight and foldable, protects your bottle and fits in your hand perfectly. Convenient for at home and on the go. A smart birthday gift, 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 Bordeau bottles
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