Skip to content

Twine 10956

An acacia wood flight board with four cutouts for stemmed glasses, sold without the glasses.

Twine acacia wood wine flight serving board with four cutouts

Twine 10956

An acacia wood flight board with four cutouts for stemmed glasses, sold without the glasses.

Type
Flight serving board
Glasses
Cutouts for 4 stemmed glasses — NOT included
Material
Acacia wood
Cutouts
Designed to keep stemware secure and supported
Length
Not stated by the maker
Cutout diameter
Not stated by the maker
Weight
612 g (21.6 oz)
Washing
Not stated by the maker
Warranty
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0BKGWQLY7
EAN
0842094109562
  • Acacia wood, a named hardwood, where the other board on this shelf says only "natural wood"
  • Takes stemmed glasses, which the stemless-only Houdini board cannot — a flight of proper wine glasses needs a stem cutout
  • The glasses are not included, and the board costs $6.40 less than the rival board that comes with four 12 oz glasses

Best for: Someone who already owns four stemmed tasting glasses and wants acacia under them

≈ $31
Check price on Amazon

Specifications

Type
Flight serving board
Glasses
Cutouts for 4 stemmed glasses — NOT included
Material
Acacia wood
Cutouts
Designed to keep stemware secure and supported
Length
Not stated by the maker
Cutout diameter
Not stated by the maker
Weight
612 g (21.6 oz)
Washing
Not stated by the maker
Warranty
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0BKGWQLY7
EAN
0842094109562

What the maker puts in writing

  • Cutouts leave room for 4 stemmed wine glasses (not included)
  • Acacia wood
  • Cutouts designed to keep stemware secure and supported
  • 612 g (21.6 oz)

Six dollars and forty cents

That is what separates this board from the Houdini board on the same shelf.

The Houdini is $36.99 and includes four twelve-ounce glasses and publishes its length — 18.5 inches. This is $30.59 and includes a board.

Acacia is the better-named wood, and stemmed cutouts are genuinely more useful than stemless ones for wine. Neither of those is worth more than four glasses.

What it does not publish

A length. A cutout diameter.

Which means the one question you need answered — will my glasses stand in it — has no answer on the page.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $31 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-04. The live price is at the top of the page.

What readers ask us

What size glasses fit?

The listing does not publish a cutout diameter or a board length, which is the one measurement that decides whether your glasses sit in it. For reference, the TRUE glasses on this shelf are 56 mm (2.20 in) across and the BTGLLAS 64 mm (2.52 in) at their widest.

Board alone or board with glasses?

The Houdini board on this shelf is $36.99 and includes four 12 oz stemless glasses and a published 18.5-inch length. This is $30.59 for acacia and four holes. Six dollars forty is the difference, and it is four glasses.

How do I clean it?

Not stated. The Houdini listing says hand wash the board with mild soap and warm water and dry immediately. That advice applies to any wooden board, including this one.

All wine & tasting glasses