"Discover Copa! Wine lovers can now enjoy delicious quality wine anywhere their hearts desire! A brilliantly simple idea of bottling premium wine directly into a glass. Drink Differently!"

Copa Di Vino, or wine by the glass, is the brilliantly simple idea of bottling premium wine directly into a glass. Wine lovers can now drink delicious, quality wine from an attractive, eco-friendly, single-serving container. Just peel back the lid and enjoy!

Copa Di Vino has the look and feel of glass, but is made of 100% recyclable plastic. This makes it perfect for all occasions where carrying a bottle of wine, a corkscrew and an extra glass is not convenient like stadiums, golf courses, camping, the beach or picnics. Copa Di Vino is just as comfortable at home Copa allows you to enjoy a glass of fresh wine without having to open an entire bottle.

Current Northwest retailers include Whole Foods, New Seasons, Mt Hood Meadows, Widgi Creek Golf Course, Coal Wood Golf Course, Ground Coffee, Pizzicato Hood River, Elephants Delicatessen, and Rosauers.

The company is located at 901 East 2nd St, The Dalles, OR 97058. For more information, call 541.298.8900 or visit www.copadivino.com.

The company started with a vision: Founder and owner James Martin and his wife Molli, who own two other wineries, were traveling on the bullet train in France when they discovered wine bottled in a glass. They were both enamored with the concept: it created a simpler access to wine than what current wine bottles could provide. And it reduced the carbon waste created in the bottling of wine by offering a lower weight wine container.

Realizing that beer had enjoyed the luxury of a single-serving can or bottle for decades, James felt the same engineering applied to wine would be a huge success in stadiums and outdoor venues in the US. He thought of little else for more than a year before deciding to develop the technology.However, he quickly learned that bottling wine in the glass was not as easy as it seemed. Eventually he turned to the inventor/bottler of the wine he had originally seen in France, Pascal Carvin. Rather than reinventing the wheel, the two formed a partnership. Pascal would provide the technology and James would provide the determination and drive to make the US launch a success.

Two years later, James and Pascal are proud to introduce Copa Di Vino.