Ipswich, England — A British company is replacing glass wine bottles with a unique paper alternative, and bringing the product to the United States. Frugalpac designs and manufactures paper wine ...

Bars and restaurants may want to pay more attention to the type of drinking glasses they choose. According to a recent study, ...

The right glass will often depend on the specific varietal you’re drinking (if you love pinot noir, for example, look for a pinot-approved red wine glass), but we have a few pointers to make the ...

Looked at another way, a truck could fit 43 percent more cases of the wine while keeping its total load 3 percent lighter than with a load of average-weight glass bottles. (The industry average is ...

Target launched a new wine collection, Collective Good, featuring four global varietals priced at $9.99 each. The lineup includes wines from Italy, Spain, Chile, and California, now available in ...

Chase Sinzer, co-owner of Manhattan wine bar Claud, says their glasses — the Sophienwald white and Burgundy — aren’t particularly lower priced than Zaltos (each glass retails for € 44.40 ...

The Best Wine Glass for Most Serious Vino Drinkers: Zalto Universal, $75; The Best Budget Wine Glass: Riedel Zinfandel, $79 for a pair; ... The Zalto is nearly paper thin, ...

Aldi’s wine paper bottoms answer those concerns, taking any fears of smashed glass out of the question and making nights out just a little bit safer. Cambalala South African Shiraz. (Image ...

Wine put into paper bottles won't have as long a shelf-life as that packaged in conventional glass, however. The company estimates red wine can be kept for 18 months in its bottles, while white ...

A California winemaker is the first in the U.S. to embrace a British company's effort to decarbonize the drink industry, bottling wine in paper instead of glass.

"The overall carbon footprint is much, much lower on a paper bottle than it is on the equivalent glass bottle. We believe it's up to six times lower," Frugalpac's product director JP Grogan told CBS ...