Celebrate National Wine Day With These Tasty Canned Wines: Rosé, Sauvignon Blanc and More

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Celebrate National Wine Day With These Tasty Canned Wines: Rosé, Sauvignon Blanc and More

Soda isn’t the only beverage that comes in a can these days. Over the past several years, canned wine has evolved from a libation you’d hardly consider, to one that deserves a spot in your fridge, and rightfully so. Not only does canned wine taste just as good as its bottled counterparts, but it’s much simpler to transport, making it easier to sip when you hit the beach, lounge by the pool or simply just don’t feel like reaching for a wine glass. To celebrate National Wine Day, which falls on Saturday, May 25, Us Weekly has rounded up some of the tastiest canned wines on the market. Though Cupcake Vineyards has been popular with younger drinkers for years, the brand only just released a duo of canned wines in April 2019 – a New Zealand Sauvignon blanc and a rosé from California. [ami-related id="1473600" url="https://www.usmagazine.com/food/pictures/see-prince-william-kate-middleton-more-drinking-beer-photos/" title="Royals Drinking Beer" target="" showsubt="false" thumb="false" imgsrc="https://www.usmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/prince-william-duchess-kate-drinking-beer.jpg"] Another newbie in the canned wine game is Rosé All Day Bubbly from Biagio Cru Wines & Spirits. The effervescent drink is a refreshing take on the brand’s increasingly popular still rosé wine, which boasts notes of watermelon and strawberry. Scroll down for more delicious canned wine recommendations and get ready to sip with ease in honor of National Wine Day!

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Celebrate National Wine Day With These Tasty Canned Wines: Rosé, Sauvignon Blanc and More

Soda isn’t the only beverage that comes in a can these days. Over the past several years, canned wine has evolved from a libation you’d hardly consider, to one that deserves a spot in your fridge, and rightfully so. Not only does canned wine taste just as good as its bottled counterparts, but it’s much simpler to transport, making it easier to sip when you hit the beach, lounge by the pool or simply just don’t feel like reaching for a wine glass. To celebrate National Wine Day, which falls on Saturday, May 25, Us Weekly has rounded up some of the tastiest canned wines on the market. Though Cupcake Vineyards has been popular with younger drinkers for years, the brand only just released a duo of canned wines in April 2019 – a New Zealand Sauvignon blanc and a rosé from California. [ami-related id="1473600" url="https://www.usmagazine.com/food/pictures/see-prince-william-kate-middleton-more-drinking-beer-photos/" title="Royals Drinking Beer" target="" showsubt="false" thumb="false" imgsrc="https://www.usmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/prince-william-duchess-kate-drinking-beer.jpg"] Another newbie in the canned wine game is Rosé All Day Bubbly from Biagio Cru Wines & Spirits. The effervescent drink is a refreshing take on the brand’s increasingly popular still rosé wine, which boasts notes of watermelon and strawberry. Scroll down for more delicious canned wine recommendations and get ready to sip with ease in honor of National Wine Day!

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Cupcake Vineyards’ Sauvignon Blanc

Cupcake’s canned wines debuted in April 2019 after much anticipation. The on-the-go beverage is available in rosé and Sauvignon blanc varieties, and each 375 ml can contains approximately 2.5 servings, offering wine lovers an easy way to enjoy and share their favorite varietals outdoors with a friend. The California rosé is crisp with notes of watermelon and strawberry, while the New Zealand Sauvignon blanc is vibrant and boasts notes of lemon and nectarine.
$5.99 each, Cupcake Vineyards

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2018 Ruza Rosé

This vegan rosé is a light, refreshing wine with a spritzy palate and dry finish that’s served in lightweight and recyclable cans. Abundant raspberry, cherry, and strawberry meets peppy brightness for a cool, contemporary beverage that pairs well with burgers, pizza, ribs, Mexican food and more.
$18 for a 4-pack, Winc

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Rosé All Day Bubbly

New to the market (the effervescent libation hit shelves on April 30, 2019) this canned wine from Biagio Cru Wines & Spirits has the same delicious notes as the brand’s beloved still rosé wine; an elegant aroma of watermelon and strawberry, a crisp and fresh mouthfeel with a deliciously long, fruity finish, and, of course, a splash of sparkle. Adding to the allure of this addition is the can’s versatility. Now, rosé-lovers can enjoy Rosé All Day with Bubbles wherever they are.
$79.99 for a 24-pack, Rosé All Day

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Butter Chardonnay

Believe it or not, the canned Butter chardonnay has exactly the same taste as the bottled version of this stuff. That is to say, the wine is rich, bold and luscious. Butter also brims with stone fruit and baked-lemon notes and has a lovely, long, vanilla finish. Like its name suggests, this drink practically melts in your mouth.
$20 for a 4-pack, JaM Cellars

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WineSociety’s ‘Fate’ Wine

WineSociety is a premium wine subscription company that launched in January 2018, and each of the brand’s wines is sold in a can. A variety called Fate, for example, is a light and crisp premium white wine that boasts a refreshing blend between dry and sweet.
$99 for a 9-pack, WineSociety

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California Candy Dry Rosé

This rosé from Napa-based JaM Cellars comes in eye-catching, iridescent cans that are as fun to drink as they are to look at. The wine itself features dry notes of strawberry, watermelon and spring flowers.
$20 for a 4-pack, JaM Cellars

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Sofia Blanc de Blancs

The effervescent Sofia Blanc de Blancs blend comes in stylish, pink cans that give you one serving of wine on-the-go. A straw is also included with each can in an effort to make imbibing especially easy. The libation, which is a mix of pinot blanc, riesling and muscat, tastes of fresh juicy pears, summer melon and honeysuckle, and is described as “zesty, refreshing, cool and fun.”
$20 each, Francis Ford Coppola Winery

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Beach Juice Rosé

This beverage is billed as the “perfect blend of strawberries, cranberries, and watermelon,” and is described as the “delicious taste of summer when the warm sun kisses your skin.” The playful can features a colorful rosé-centric cartoon that’s bound to stand out on your Instagram feed this summer.
See stores for price, Beach Juice Rosé