Canned Wines? They Really Are a Thing!

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Canned wines really are a thing and it makes carting a whole bottle of wine to the beach, park, parties, or festivals so much more portable and easier.

Whoa, great new rosé in a can from @scribewine. Nice tasting of St. Laurent, Sylvaner, skin-fermented Chard, and 2016 Estate Rosé. (Also, here is fantastic.)

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Ryan Harms, producer of Underwood wine reveals of the canned wine trend, “Putting wine in cans not only saves on packaging costs, it opens up the wine-drinking experience where it had previously been difficult, such as outdoor events or where portability is needed.”

Rose all day #underwood #wineinacan #wine

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Millennials seem to be spurring forth the canned wine trend and winemakers are eager to hop on board, giving wine lovers a variety of canned goods to choose from, whether it be spritzers, moscato, or pinot noir!

Keepin it classy #wineinacan

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Francis Ford Coppola and his daughter Sofia have even created their Sofia Blanc de Blancs canned wine to come complete with a straw for easy drinking.
Nielson reports from 2015 to 2016 sales of canned wine more than doubled and canned wine enthusiasts spent more than $14.5 million on the goods last year alone. They also report table wines are becoming more popular in a can than sparkly ones.
If summer has you on a beverage budget you can take advantage of Trader Joe’s canned wine, which they sell in four-pack for just $4!