Since we've been sipping our wine out of coffee mugs, (last week, our household managed to break the last 2 glasses from an original set of 4), we've been keeping our eye out for new ones.
Since we've been sipping our wine out of coffee mugs, (last week, our household managed to break the last 2 glasses from an original set of 4), we've been keeping our eye out for new ones.
Turns out that a wine "punt" is the small indentation at the bottom of a bottle. Colorado-based Wine Punts cuts discarded bottles in half, then sands the edge, repurposing it into one very unique drinking glass.
The top half of the bottles are then recycled. At $28 dollars for a set of four, we won't even miss our previous crystal set.
Cheers!
This seems like something one ought to be able to do themselves, with some basic tools. A glass cutter and a Dremel, maybe?
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