It's a slide on coaster that stabilises your wine glass without weighing it down. They are so easy to use, and best of all, you can put your drink down wherever you are without it tipping over.

If you prefer to drink wine out of a real wine glass, then Glass on the Grass was made for you. It turns an indoor glass into a stable outdoor glass. Of course, there are times when you can't use glass; so it's good to know they will fit almost any stemmed acrylic and polycarbonate glass.

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As the name suggests, they're perfect for picnics, great for outdoor events, and super handy around the pool. Caravan and camping is where they come into their own. As you know, happy hour often coincides with the wind picking up when you camp, so the extra stability goes a long way.

You can relax and kick back without fear of your glass tipping over. They come in a multitude of colours, so it's easy to identify your glass. Match your wine or choose your favourite party shade. Just to keep things interesting, there's a solar-charged Glow in the Dark wine coaster - perfect around the campfire after the sun goes down.

Stephen and Lee haven't forgotten about boating folk who also love a glass in the sunshine. Glass on the Boat is their premium non-slip coaster that has an extra silicone ring in the underside that provides grip on a smooth surface.

When Stephen and Lee decided to turn their idea into a reality, they were passionate about making it in Australia, keeping the packaging to a minimum and recycling all their production waste. They have achieved all three.

Their list of stockists is on the rise and can be found on their website where you can also buy. If you're heading to the Caravan Camping Lifestyle Expo seek out the Glass on the Grass stand - Lee and Stephen would love to show you how they work.

It's also perfect timing to get your Christmas shopping done. They're the ideal gift and they even come tagged and wrapped! As Stephen and Lee like to say, 'Life's too short to spill wine.'

Visit glassonthegrass.com.