Bottle formats come into the kitchen
The Bordeaux bottle tea towel by Winkler brings a talking point to preparing a meal. Its illustration lets you revisit the names of different bottle formats in a Bordeaux wine theme. The white background accompanies the design without adding a strong colour to your kitchen linen.
A cotton tea towel made in France
This reference is made from 100% cotton in French workshops. Unfold the 72 × 48 cm towel to dry dishes, then fold it away for storage. Keep a separate cloth for hands so that the tea towel remains dedicated to clean crockery.
After use, spread it out to dry and change it if it becomes dirty or too damp. A spare tea towel avoids reaching for the same one before it is ready to use again.
A design to give or combine
At Anna & Moi, we like everyday objects that tell a story while remaining straightforward to use. This model can make a small gift for someone with a connection to Bordeaux or an interest in bottle terminology.
To put a vineyard-themed pair together, also explore the La Carte des Vins de France tea towel, selected separately. One looks at bottle formats, while the other offers a map: two different illustrations to choose according to your taste.
Wash at 40 °C and air-dry
Wash at 40 °C without bleach. Tumble drying is excluded for this reference. Ironing is allowed at a medium setting, up to 150 °C. Follow the care label too.
Put the towel away only when completely dry. A regular fold makes it easy to find in the drawer rather than leaving it bundled beside the sink.
Questions about the Bordeaux bottle design
Does white refer to a wine shown?
White names the tea towel’s colour here. The item sold is a kitchen textile, not a bottle of wine.
Can it be used as a trivet for hot cookware?
This tea towel is not designed as thermal protection. Use a suitable trivet to protect the table from a hot dish.

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