‘Drink Notes' Make Sure Germs Aren't Spread at Wine Tastings
Harris Jay Rosenberg Alterman — April 20, 2012 — Lifestyle
References: livingroyal & incrediblethings
‘Drink Notes’ from ‘LIVINGroyal.com’ let people put a name tag around their wine glass so they don’t accidentally pick up someone else’s glass and start sipping away. They are also useful when someone has had too much to drink and can’t properly introduce themselves; in this case, all one has to do is look at the name tag.
The package comes with six tags bearing the classic red and white “Hello My Name Is” design. The material is made of whiteboard, so one can erase the name and re-use the tags. They also come with a dry erase marker to write down names.
These name tags would be perfect for any big event because they act as an icebreaker.
The package comes with six tags bearing the classic red and white “Hello My Name Is” design. The material is made of whiteboard, so one can erase the name and re-use the tags. They also come with a dry erase marker to write down names.
These name tags would be perfect for any big event because they act as an icebreaker.
Trend Themes
1. Personalized Drink Labels - Opportunity for creating customizable drink tags that allow individuals to identify their own glasses.
2. Reusable Name Tags - Potential for developing reusable name tags made of whiteboard material that can be erased and reused multiple times.
3. Functional Event Accessories - Emerging trend of event accessories that serve a practical purpose, such as drink name tags that help prevent the spread of germs.
Industry Implications
1. Event Planning - Disruptive innovation opportunity for event planners to offer personalized drink labels as part of their services.
2. Hospitality - Opportunity for hotels, restaurants, and bars to provide reusable name tags for their guests to enhance their experience.
3. Promotional Products - Potential for promotional product companies to create functional event accessories like drink name tags at scale for businesses and organizations to use at events.
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