Caravan wine storage

28 litre storage boxes from Bunnings with bottles laying horizontally, separated with bubble wrap between each other and between layers.

90mm PVC pipe with foam inserts.

Cheers Kev

If you are like me and want maximum numbers for a given space, I have found the simple solution to be to place 2 rubber bands around each bottle, or 2 on one bottle then the neighbor 1, and pack them tightly into a drawer or box.
I have done the GRR twice with this arrangement in my Discovery 2 with no breakages.
The drawer also includes numerous cans of beer also separated by rubber bands.
If you have more than 1 row, then place a bit of cardboard in between.
Regards Philip A

We have one of those silly corner cupboards which are good for nothing except you can fit 6 bottles in the bottom and then place an old pillow protector against the door as you close it. Top shelf takes at least one bottle of the top shelf stuff e.g. Scotch but again need to protect with old pillow protector.

As for tinnies, I can fit 52 cans into the 32L Waeco but I place an old place mat between the 2 layers. Refill every night so there is no room for movement caused by missing cans.

Long neck stubbie holders.

Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome

Get some square longlife milk cartons, cut the tops off, wash them out and a standard wine bottle fits perfectly. Put a dozen of those in a cardboard wine box and it will last for years.
For the fatter champagne bottles, can do similar but you need to cut a few individual chamagne bottle boxes in half. Get the boxed champagne with some brands like Croser.

Buy it by the cask.

We used original cartons with the crossed spacers, with the carton standing. We carried the carton behind one of the front seats, on the floor. We put the empties back in the carton which kept it all nice and tight. Any top-ups required, just swap with an empty. We had a carton last 9 weeks without any sign of fragility.
Cheers, Bob

Buy a plastic container that fits a bottle lying down. Use the flat cardboard separators between each layer. We usualy stack 5 wide and 3 high. never had a problem

Thankyou for all the ideas for storing Wine Bottles

Regards
Steve

Stubby holders or more to the point, longneck holders