These Floating Wine Glasses Will Keep Your Rosé Steady All Day Long

by Bolde Team Jun 28, 2019
These Floating Wine Glasses Will Keep Your Rosé Steady All Day Long
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There’s nothing better than lazily floating around the pool on a hot summer’s day, except for maybe enjoying a glass of wine while you’re doing it. If you don’t want to paddle back to the side to get your drink, you’re in luck—the Beach Glass is a floating wine glass that will keep your drink upright alongside you all day long.


  1. They stay upright in water, sand, or grass. That means whether you’re in the pool, at the campground, or even in your own back yard, you don’t need a table to set your glass on. Just stick the stems in and you’re golden—your drinks just won’t spill.
  2. They’re shatter-proof, so no broken glass to worry about either. They’re made from high-quality acrylic, they’re BPA-free, and they’re dishwasher safe, so they’re a good deal all-around. Plus, since they’re reusable like regular glasses, they’re better for the planet.
  3. They’re available in eight different colors. That means whether you prefer a standard clear glass or funkier summer colors for all your parties and backyard BBQs, the Beach Glass has something for you. They also have two unique styles, one round like a standard wine glass and also a flatter-bottomed one for more contemporary design.
  4. They’re not just for wine. You can literally put any drink you’d like in them. Whether you prefer beer, a Diet Coke, a mojito, or anything else, the Beach Glass works. You can even just put some straight up water in it if you’re trying to kill the summer hydration game. The Beach Glass doesn’t discriminate.
  5. They actually work and have great reviews. According to the verified buyers on Amazon, they do what they claim to do: stay upright and keep your drink from spilling while being cute and really unique. For $12.95 (or just under $23 for a two-pack), what more can you ask for?


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Bolde has been exploring the psychology behind modern life since 2014, offering insights into relationships, personal growth, and the unspoken truths about navigating adulthood. We combine research-backed psychology, real-world experience, and honest observations to help people understand themselves and their connections with others. Whether it's decoding relationship patterns, setting boundaries, or recognizing the hidden dynamics that shape our choices, we're here for anyone trying to make sense of it all.

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