Papaya, Guava, Light Strawberry
Seafood
The can makes it easy to travel with. I could see opening one pool side or any place you’re looking to sneak-drink inconspicuously. Maybe at the Sandbanks Dunes. Maybe not. If nobody saw, did it ever happen? Who’s to say.
Non-vintage (no year date on can). Light body and slightly sweet.
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Salmon
A dangerously drinkable dry California rose. Great to sip on its own, with appetizers, or a main course of salmon.
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Plum, Blackberry, Black Cherry
Asian cuisine, Baked Brie, BBQ Ribs
Wine in a can? It can’t be good. Well, much to my surprise it is good. Medium sweet, bursting with ripe dark berry flavours this wine is very easy to drink. The wine is what I like to call “polite” because it has no unusual flavours, nice sweetness, and lower alcohol. This is a 250ml can which is a third of a regular size bottle. The full-size 750ml bottle goes for around $10.00. I was introduced to this wine by my good friend Joanna who assured me she had found a good boxed wine – and she was right.
Pineapple, Golden Apple, Honey
Low in acidity and somewhat sweet make this white blend a little off balance. While it goes down fast and easy there isn’t much to it. It could use a little backbone (read: acidity and structure). Also there is no year on the bottle so it’s non-vintage (made with new and older juices)
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