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"   Ever feel like having a glass of wine\u2014or need only half a cup for a recipe\u2014but don&amp;#039;t want to open a bottle since the remainder will just sit around until it becomes vinegar? Or perhaps you&amp;#039;d like to pack a picnic or for a camping trip but would rather not lug a whole bottle for fear of it breaking. Some companies have developed ways to address these pressing problems with clever packaging: Stack Wines Four individual cups sit atop each other to form, well, a stack. Each one is sealed, so you can share with three friends, or pop open just one for yourself. Bonus: The container comes with a lid, making it perfect for cooking when you only need a little bit in a recipe. In 4 varietals: Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Charisma, a red blend. About $14 for 4 portions (the equivalent of a 750 mL bottle) Bota Box Black Box Wines Bandit Wines These bag-in-a-box producers typically sell 3-liter containers (the equivalent of 4 bottles) that can last up to six weeks with no ill effects. They also offer mini (500 mL) boxes that are much lighter. While they don&amp;#039;t have nearly the shelf-life of the large size, at only 3 glasses each you can still finish them more quickly than a regular bottle. The cardboard Tetra Pak&amp;#039;s are recloseable, lightweight, and eco-friendly. About $5 for 500 mL - about 3 glasses  Sofia Mini Blanc de Blancs (sparkling white wine) Not new, but the cute pink mini cans still stand out for their portability and un-breakability. Drinking straws included (make sure the kids know they&amp;#039;re not soft drinks!) About $20 for 4 pack (187mL per can) Zipz Wines Wine in shrink-wrapped, single-serve plastic goblets, complete with stems. The wines, from Z Selections, are available in Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, and Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. There are also two blends from Fetzer Winery. At the moment they&amp;#039;re primarily available in Major League ballparks and convention centers around the country\u2014no need to settle for a beer if you prefer wine with that ballpark dog! About $14 for 4 pack (187 mL per glass) at retail locations (prices vary at venues). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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