NZHerald.com provides great coverage for WineSkin in April 2009:

Taking fine New Zealand wine overseas, to share with family or friends, is a bit fraught these days. The security rules on liquids mean you can no longer carry a couple of bottles in your hand luggage (unless you buy it in duty free where it's usually expensive and the choice limited). But pack it in your check-in luggage and you travel in fear of arriving to find your clothes stained a tasteful red colour.

Happily, there is an alternative in the form of the US-invented Wineskin.

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The prestigious Wine Spectator Magazine covered WineSkin's many benefits in the November 15, 2008 issue:

Transporting wine can be tricky, but of course it is sometimes also necessary...You can stuff loose bottles between clothes in your suitcase; however, if one of those bottles leaks or breaks from crude handling on the tarmac you have a problem.

The best solution we've found is WineSkin.

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NotCot.org, a designer blog, featured WineSkin in August 2008.

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Time.com featured WineSkin as part of its "25 Gotta Have Travel Gadgets" coverage in August 2008:

You take your bottle, insert it in the bottle-shaped bubble wrap bag and seal it up air-tight. The bubbles prevent it from breaking in-flight, but if you hit turbulence, the seal prevents any liquid from leaking out and ruining your clothes. So, yeah, it's basically a wine condom—which might not sound particularly attractive, but it's a lot prettier than a suit dunked in Chateau Margaux.

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