Boxed wine has come a long way, but still faces resistance from customers. Sommelier Vanessa Price joins TODAY to discuss its advantages and dispel myths surrounding this convenient and eco-friendly packaging option. With the rise of quality producers and innovative packaging, boxed wine is no longer just a cheap alternative to bottled wine.
The 15 Best Boxed Wines for 2024 include a variety of options such as Alileo Zibibbo Macerato, Ami Ami Vin Rouge, and Bedrock Wine Co. 'Ode to Lulu' Rosé 2023. Each of these selections offers a unique flavor profile and demonstrates the diversity and quality that boxed wine now offers.
Ami Ami, a brand that makes beautiful-looking and delicious tasting boxed wine has changed my perspective on the category. With elegant packaging and exceptional taste, this brand is a standout in the world of boxed wine.
I tried nine different boxed wines, both red and white, and there was a clear winner for best taste and overall experience. This highlights the fact that boxed wine can compete with bottled options in terms of quality and flavor.
For years, the only boxed wines that I've felt good about recommending came from two importers: Jenny & François's From the Tank boxes, and a select few others. However, with the recent surge in quality producers, there are now more options for consumers to choose from.
There is no doubt about it: Boxed wine has a bad reputation. But there are several good reasons to (re)consider box wine—including that it is more environmentally friendly, cost-effective, and can maintain freshness longer than bottled wine.
Best Boxed Wines include options like Sandy Giovese, Juliet, Really Good Boxed Wine, and more. These selections cater to a range of preferences and occasions, proving that boxed wine can be suitable for any wine lover.
Thanks to a new wave of producers, boxed wine has gone from terrible to trivial to terrific. We pick five of the best options that showcase the innovation and quality now available in the boxed wine market.
Really Good Boxed Wine announced the release of its 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon from the celebrated Oak Knoll District of Napa Valley. This further demonstrates the shift towards premium boxed wine options that are on par with traditional bottled wines in terms of quality and taste.
