Reverse Wine Snob discusses why you should consider box wine and which ones to buy now! Box wine has a bad rap, and ...

Put a box of white wine in the fridge and pour a cool glass ... yet herbal as well, with light, stony flavors. It’s different from an Argentine malbec, and not as sweet or fruity as many ...

Cans provide many of the benefits of boxes: They are durable, lighter in weight so cheaper and more environmentally friendly to ship, and offer good value. Cans also protect against light and oxygen .

Wine lovers say these six affordable bottles from Costco, Target, and Sam’s Club rival the quality of much pricier $50 wines.

Here's a new way to rosé all day: a limited-edition Cheez-It and House Wine ... box of rosé – the equivalent of four 750-milliliter bottles – and about 20 servings of Cheez-It White ...

With a good bag-in-box nestling in the fridge, you can give the tap a little squeeze and fill your glass with a few refreshing gulps of icy white wine or watermelon-and-peaches rosé at any time.

“I was pretty much a Chardonnay and Pinot Noir disciple – we won’t talk about the Franzia Almond wine-in-a-box college ... lean toward white wines. This Sauvignon Blanc is a light straw ...

Has there ever been a better time to drink boxed wine? Around the globe, winemakers are turning to box formats not just for convenience and value, but also for their environmental benefits. Since ...

choosing boxes over bottles helps the planet. “Wine is an agricultural product that has been greatly impacted by the effects of climate change,” says Melissa Monti-Saunders, founder of ...

Wines that don’t break the bank, stay fresh for up to six weeks after opening, and are environmentally friendly? What’s not to love about bag-in-box wines? Yes, it may seem sacrilegious to ...

If you want to try box wine, here are the ones to get and which to avoid, according to Metro’s drinks editor (Picture: GETTY) Back in the day, my parents exclusively drank box wine, and still do.

Once, the significant decision was red or white ... orange wines ranging from pinkish to amber, rosés in pale or dark hues and reds that are light, dark or somewhere in between.