November 10, 2008 at 5:00 am by Tina McCarthy
A Bonsai for Wine Lovers
Your favorite vinophile already has the modern bottle opener, pricey decanter and high-tech wine fridge. So, what other choices do you have this holiday season?
Your answer lies in a classic tradition that dates back 2000 years to the Han Dynasty in China. Reinventing this ancient Eastern custom, the Grapevine Bonsai takes the concept of miniature trees to a whole new level. Not only does this breathing accent tastefully adorn empty tabletops; it also bears the sweet red grapes used to make cabernet sauvignon. (Available at sponsor VivaTerra for $79.)
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