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Seasoned wine drinkers tire of lugging around heavy glass bottles of wine to a party or a simple gathering with friends. Even the more "efficient" transport option -- wine boxes -- are, well, a drag. They're heavy, bulky and cramp a woman's style when it comes to purse and bag selections.
That's why we practically squealed with delight -- well, the girls at least -- when we came across this nifty bra that stores wine. Yes, you read that right.
Baron Bob, based in New Jersey, has created a bra á la CamelBak style (familiar to hikers and backpackers, a straw connected to a sack of water stored inside a small backpack). This sports bra, available only in black and costing $30, can hold an entire 750mL bottle of wine or 25 ounces of your favorite alcoholic drink inside a polyurethane bladder sewn into the bra. You simply sip from a connecting tube with an on/off valve. Crazy, but true.
Maybe it's only a matter of time before a dressier bra (think lace or satin) becomes available? Because we don't think a sports bra is going to pair well with a plunging-neckline dress for a night out on the town...

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7-19-2010 @1:42PM Yodster said... This has been around for a rather long time as the "Winerack" along with the "Beerbelly" for men.
http://www.thebeerbelly.com/v/vspfiles/V4_Backup/winerack.asp
http://www.thebeerbelly.com/v/vspfiles/V4_Backup/products.asp
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7-19-2010 @1:49PM Hot Totty said... The accessory for everyone wanting 98.6 degree beverages...yuck!
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