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One advantage of those (unlike the milk bags) is that they don't let in very much air. The bag just deflates as you pour/draw. The much reduced exposure to air
by Scoundreller 3y ago
One advantage of those (unlike the milk bags) is that they don't let in very much air. The bag just deflates as you pour/draw. The much reduced exposure to air is great for those (not me) that drink their wine over days/weeks.
Also handy for camping trips or "no-glass" environments (e.g. boats)
- potatochup 3y agoWe would take the bag out, inflate it a bit, and use it for a pillow when on longer hiking trips.
- great_psy 3y agoWhy not leave it filled with wine, and just accept the fact that the pillow will get smaller as the trip progresses.
- TylerE 3y agoGasses compress, fluids don't.
- euroderf 3y agoThis is a rock festival hack in Finland. But it means you can't cut the corner of the bag for that last tiny dribble of wine.