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SkyMall Monday: Wine Glass Holder Necklace ACTUAL REVIEW

When we last profiled the Wine Glass Holder Necklace, it was way back in May 25, 2009. Times were simpler then. Our movies were in 2D and Michael Jackson was alive but mostly ignored by people who would later profess to be obsessed with him. I miss those halcyon days of yore. That's why I purchased the Wine Glass Holder Necklaces from SkyMall. Produced by the fine people at Wine Enthusiast, the Wine Glass Holder Necklace allow you to carry your glass of wine whilst eating, shaking hands and engaging in general party attendance. Just like in the old days. To put the lanyards to the test, I left the SkyMall Monday headquarters and brought them with me to my girlfriend's cousin's wedding in Boston. What did we learn? Plenty. Or nothing. It's hard to say. We drank a lot of wine. Anyway, let's take a closer look.
Gallery: SkyMall Monday: Wine Glass Holder Necklace ACTUAL REVIEW
Perhaps if I was a model with a perfectly straight gait, I would have been less neurotic about having such a stain-causing liquid so close to my tie. But I was never able to fully relax and just bust a move. As long as that red wine was hanging from my neck like Andy Rooney's jowls, I was never able to drop it like it was anything more than tepid.
This paranoia led me to never fill my wine glass more than halfway. Which meant more trips to the bar. Which meant more judgmental looks from my girlfriend's parents. However, both Jordana and I were able to stuff our faces at the buffet without fear of dropping our forks, brie or forkfuls of brie. In that respect, the Wine Glass Necklace served with honor. With our hands free, our mouths were full. We were able to shake hands with the wedding party while maintaining a death grip on our plates. And, perhaps most importantly, we could high five when the desserts were brought out.
Was it difficult to dance with wine glasses around our necks? Yes. Would I recommend the Wine Glass Holder Necklace for any event that features a limbo competition? Heck no. Can you remove red wine stains from silk? I sure hope so.
At the end of the day, it takes a lot of confidence to wear your wine glass around your neck. You have to trust that you won't spill on yourself. You have to trust that strangers won't think you're insane. And you have to trust that your girlfriend's parents respect you for reviewing SkyMall products. But if you have that trust, then you'll have two free hands and a glass of wine. And that, my friends, used to mean something. Back in the good old days.
I give the Wine Glass Holder Necklace two thumbs up. Because I can. Because both of my hands are free. [Author's note: I stole that line from my girlfriend but I gave her a Wine Glass Holder Necklace so I consider us even.]
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Check out all of the previous SkyMall Monday posts HERE.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Anders Mar 29th 2010 1:40PM
Great review Mike. It probably would take some confidence to wear a wine necklace, but that tie says to me that you're confident with your manhood, and that beard says you should be.
On a separate note your girlfriend is stunning, and I would like to give her an uncomfortable long hug, but without the wine glass.
Mike Barish Mar 29th 2010 4:08PM
Um, thank you?
Matt Mar 30th 2010 12:20AM
Umm... awkward comment?
Thanks for the review, Mike. I like the eating action shots, well demonstrated.
Bubba Aug 3rd 2010 6:37PM
The only thing that would make this better is a long sippy straw from the glass to your mouth. Drinking with no hands, what could be better.
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