The Critic Who Finally Came Around | Jeanine Pt. 5
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What’s the biggest enemy to wine temperature that the quiz highlights?
Welcome. Welcome to the best five-minute wine podcast
with Forrest Kelly.
Okay, we've got four multiple qu choice questions um coming at you here. Wine travels best at a consistent temperature. What's the real enemy the third bottle is protecting your wine from? A sunlight, B heat, C bumps in the road, or D curious seagulls.
I like D, but we're gonna go with heat. Heat is the biggest enemy.
Number two. The bag is modular, correct? The bag is a
solid piece. The ice packs are modular.
So how does that flex to your adventure? A it stretches like elastic.
How does the modular design of the bag adapt to different adventures?
B it reconfigures from four to six twelve to twelve bottles. C, it splits into two separate bags, or D it inflates with air.
C. It fits in two separate bags.
All right, number three, what's the number one mistake people make when they use it for the first time? And how do you save them from themselves?
I would say the zipper, the lid integrity using the airtight zipper, keeping it closed uh you know as much as
Possible. Which I was gonna ask you about the the zipper because there's so many products that I use that it seems like they skimp on the zipper and I'm always having trouble like a Yeti. I've got three uh two zip yetis and I just man, it takes an act of God to zip that thing shut. I know they wanna make it waterproof and that whole thing, but good god, I gotta have a team of mules to pull that thing closed and it's like Ah, isn't there a balance?
So I do have an airtight zipper. It is a little on the tighter side.
Why do users struggle with the airtight zipper and what’s the solution?
However, we ours does come with a zipper lube and that does help.
Excuse me. I have never heard that term before in my life.
Okay It's a little zipper lube. So how easy access.
How do you uh how do you apply this? Do you at the beginning of your zip or at the end of the zip?
At the beginning. The first time you would open it, you'd put a little bit on the top and the bottom of the zipper and then you would just reapply as needed. Which to be honest, I've only used it once. My husband likes using it more. I just muscle it in. I muscle it.
There's a shot at the husband right there.
What is zipper‑lube, how is it applied, and who actually uses it?
Oh come on. Pretty much. Yeah. Pretty much. What's his name? All right. Jeff. All right, Jeff. She fired one across the bow there. Uh the last one. The interlocking ice packs are the secret weapon. What's the freezer rule that people always forget? Is it A, fill to the line, don't overfill, B, freeze a full 24 hours, or C, don't skip a pack to save room, or D, all of the above?
We're gonna go with D, all the
above.
What freezer‑discipline rule do listeners often forget?
Yes, correct, all of the above. So Why would people s try to save room and skip a pack? I don't get that but I could see people doing that.
Yes. And what I love about it is because they are modular, so when I take one of the little sections out to accommodate other things, bigger bottles, different bottles, different food containers, I slip it on the other side. in between the wall of the ice bag and then the bottles. So you're still getting the same amount of chill from the ice packs without losing the integrity by just removing it and not putting it in there.
So out of all of your um your girlfriends and the people that have been supporting you, who has been your biggest fan?
My biggest fan would definitely be my husband. He watches me up all hours of the night dealing with manufacturers and the designers. And but my biggest critic is my middle daughter, who I've had a lot of crazy ideas in my head. And I keep saying, Oh, I'm gonna invent that or I'm gonna redesign that.
Who is Jeanine’s biggest supporter and toughest critic?
And she would laugh and say, Those are silly ideas. But when she saw this, she took A step back and she said, I wish I would have had this with all the bachelorette parties I was going to schlepping champagne bottles in cardboard.
Boxes. Oh, that's awesome. And um on the bag, I don't I don't have the uh web address in front of me, but on the bag is it uh pl prominently displayed your logo and your branding and all of that stuff.
Yes. The logo is right in the front of the bag on embossed in the little pocket. So you can have your wine keys in there as well. And you can put your little wine cork stoppers.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What’s the biggest enemy to wine temperature that the quiz highlights?
0:04–0:58
2
How does the modular design of the bag adapt to different adventures?
0:58–1:54
3
Why do users struggle with the airtight zipper and what’s the solution?
1:54–2:36
4
What is zipper‑lube, how is it applied, and who actually uses it?
2:36–3:06
5
What freezer‑discipline rule do listeners often forget?
3:06–4:16
6
Who is Jeanine’s biggest supporter and toughest critic?
4:16–5:22
7
What discount codes and online resources are offered at the end?
5:22–6:25
Speakers
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