Chances are you have at least one friend who has devoted a large part of their life to wine. This is most often a completely innocent hobby, but it does make it a little difficult to get them gifts for birthdays, Christmas or parties etc. You want to get them something they will like (which is naturally going to be an item wine gifts related), but they have every wine book, gadget and bottle under the sun. So what is left that you can give to them as a gift?

Wine Key. They may have bottle openers, cork crews and champagne cutters, but chances are they they don’t have a wine key. These are a great new product that makes opening a bottle of sparkling wine easier than opening a can of cola.They also stop you injuring yourself and stops the wine from spewing out all over the place.

Cheese Gifts. You’ll find that most wine lovers also enjoy a nice bit of cheese with their tipple. eIt makes a change from buying them strictly wine-related items and there are a whole rang of cheese gifts out there. Aside from actually buying some nice cheeses, you can purchase dinnerware such as cheese boards, plates, knives and even cutting wire. If you are buying cheese it?s best to do a little research first and find out which cheeses go with the type of wines they like. Once you?ve got the right ones you can even give them the book you used to swat up with as well.

Vouchers. It might sound like a lame gift, but vouchers are often a great solution for the friend who you simply cannot buy for. These can be purchased from lots of high street and online retailers and allow the receiver to buy exactly what they want and when they want it.