Here’s a tip: set aside all your cardboard-based prejudices and head to the boxed-wine aisle of your local bottle or grocery store. What was once home to shelves of homogenous, lackluster plonk ...

By Eric Asimov For many reasons, boxed wines make an enormous amount of sense. The bag-in-box method is a great way to package easygoing wines that are not intended for aging. Still, the category ...

It keeps the wine fresher longer, giving you weeks (some would argue months) to savor it at optimal quality. • Plus, boxed wine is more convenient to bring to outdoor events, and there’s no ...

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

Most wine drinkers are accustomed to buying and serving wine from a bottle, but it’s not the eternal packaging for the eternal beverage. After all, the Greek god of winemaking, Dionysus ...

It is high time to remove the stigma that boxed wine inherently is plonk. An Australian invention patented in 1965 by winemaker Thomas Angove, the bag-in-a-box has had a sort of failure to launch ...

What was your first experience of boxed wine? Was it sampling an aunt's supply of the pink stuff from her fridge? Did you grab a stylish looking box from the grocery store for a cookout?

In the year 2024, some naysayers still cling to the old myth that a wine must be lower-quality if it comes in a box.

The idea was to start low, with a three-liter, $43 box of wine (the equivalent of four standard bottles costing $10.75 each), and attempt to trade up for something far more expensive. Could I be ...

Liz Engel, Digital editor/Cincy Inno editor - Cincinnati Business Courier Apr 23, 2025, 8:13am EDT Really Good Boxed Wine Amy Troutmiller is the CEO of Really Good Boxed Wine, a Cincinnati-founded ...