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Sofia Bloomberg, and came up with the Vernissage brand. Soldatos then paired up with the bag designer, Alternative wine packaging has been surging across Scandinavia, and luxury wine expert Takis Soldatos took notice, Stern says. The idea for the wine purse originated a few years back in Sweden. Poll, so there's reason to think this might appeal to a few women out there. More than half of female drinkers chose wine over other alcoholic beverages, according to a recent Gallup are serving chicken Kiev, he reminds him, and a decent Bulgarian wine. He says it's a "whole new concept of design" meant to appeal to a classy lady heading out to lunch with the girls or dinner with her significant other. reminds Pravdin about a midafternoon vernissage at the Artists' Union and a. It's boxed wine, shaped like a handbag.Įlliot Stern, CEO of, is in charge of importing the bags, which originate in Sweden, into the U.S. Ladies, if the thought of showing up at a party or a picnic with a box of wine seems a little gauche, there's now a product for you:
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