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Here's a trick to instantly improve any wine: Drink it outdoors. It won't change what's in the glass, but you're going to like any beverage a lot more if you're breathing fresh air and surrounded by beautiful scenery. Here, five accessories to make your outdoor drinking even more enjoyable.
Leather-Handled Wine Carrier
This handy, sleek carrier holds that bottle of wine you'll want to crack open after your hike. It even includes a clip-on opener and can be outfitted to mount on your bike. $65, food52.com
Rabbit Wine Trek
If your excursion will be perilous, you must take all measures to protect your wine. The Wine Trek case is super-tough, and the included freezable chiller wrap will keep whites and rosés cold for hours. $30, metrokane.com
Nesting Wine Glasses
No need to drink out of a tin cup while sipping outdoors. These virtually unbreakable glasses feature removable stems, which unscrew for easy packing. $9.50, amazon.com
Piel Leather Double Deluxe Wine Carrier
Double up with this genuine cowhide leather carrier. There's a divider to keep bottles from clinking together, so you won't have to worry about waking hibernating bears. $110, amazon.com
Wine Preserver Bags
Heavy glass bottles aren't all that portable. And while some wines are available in Tetra Paks, not all of them are that great. Enter these handy bags, into which you can pour any wine at all before sealing with an airtight closure. Now You don't have to leave that 1982 Bordeaux at home. $8, amazon.com
