The Castillon leather bottle holder keeps your bottle cool in style. The base of the bottle holder is studded and the finishes are refined with light stitching. Inside is a removable insulated ring, which you can place in the freezer before sliding into the bottle holder, thus keeping your bottle cool.

It is in a spirit of authenticity and quality that, since 1998, Midipy has offered a range of handmade leather goods, 100% made in France in our workshops in the Tarn, where leatherwork and saddlery are carried out from generation to generation. In these places where manual work has acquired its letters of nobility, the selection of leathers is carried out according to criteria of quality and longevity. Vegetable tanning allows this leather to take on the patina of time and to retain its natural touch. From carefully tanned leather, the craftsmen cut, assemble and then sew the leather elements by hand.

The Castillon bottle holder matches other genuine leather aperitif items from the MIDIPY collections, such as the Gordes coasters.

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Being a natural material, our leather requires care and maintenance to last a long time. To do this, clean your item with a damp cloth and make sure it is dry before its next use.

It was in a spirit of authenticity and quality that in 1998, Philippe Granet and Denis Paternotte revived the history of Pyrenean wool, relaunching with the creation of Midipy the activity of one of the largest spinning mills in the region. Midipy then offered natural throws, woven from high-quality, dye-free wool. Not far from the Pyrenees, and still with the common thread of finesse and naturalness, Philippe and Denis decided to develop a range of leather goods handmade in France, with carefully designed leather items for interior decoration.

In 2024, after a long family trip around the Southern Hemisphere during which they came into contact with ancestral artisanal practices in Laos and Bolivia, Eloïse Paternotte and Daniel Dumont, the nephews of the founders of Midipy, took up the torch and continued the approach initiated by the latter, working for sustainable natural elegance and French know-how.