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10+ Best Canned Wine Brands to Stash In Your Picnic Basket
We taste-tested 50 wines in a can to find the ones worth buying.
By Catherine Lo
Canned wine is not the first thing that comes to mind when you're thinking of vino for your next party. But this wine trend means that some really good wines are now available in containers that fit into your purse. (Think of the possibilities!) Canned wines also come in many varietals, including Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc, so if you're looking for something to pair with your favorite burger or grilled chicken, there's a can for you.
Other than the fun factor, canned wine has a definite advantage over glass: cans are lightweight and relatively unbreakable. Another plus: the smaller sizes are enough for a single serving (especially handy if you keep track of your calories), while the 375-mL is the equivalent of a half bottle, perfect for sharing (or not). And should you choose to cook with your wine in addition to drinking it, you don't have to worry about it taking up precious fridge space.
New canned wines are becoming available all the time, and not just in wine shops — they're in your local supermarket as well. We tasted over 50 red, white, and sparkling wines to come up with our list of 10 favorites. Here are the best canned wines of 2019:
House Wine House Wine Brut Bubbles
House Wine House Wine Brut Bubbles
Bright and refreshing with a hint of green apple and citrus. Chill, then bring to your next outdoor concert.
Francis Ford Coppola Winery Sofia Brut Rosé Mini Canned Wine
Francis Ford Coppola Winery Sofia Brut Rosé Mini Canned Wine
Lightly sparkling and soft, these minis come with their own straw and are made for sipping directly from the can.
Union Wine Company Underwood The Bubbles
Union Wine Company Underwood The Bubbles
Very fizzy with tropical fruit flavors. Sea air and salty potato chips make the perfect accompaniment. *$7 (or $28 per 4-pack)
Right Now Right Now Rosé Dry Wine
Right Now Right Now Rosé Dry Wine
Dry, but not too dry, this is the one to pour with grilled seafood, or just sip on its own.
House Wine House Wine Rosé Bubbles
Fruity and bright, serve with thinly sliced ham on a buttered baguette or with a slice of quiche Lorraine.
Union Wine Company Underwood Rosé
Union Wine Company Underwood Rosé
Think soft summer nights sitting on your porch — the hints of strawberry and watermelon in this lush rosé can take you there. *$7 (or $28 per 4-pack)
Wine by Joe Joe to Go Pinot Gris
This medium-bodied white wine has some tropical notes and would class-up even the most mundane chicken salad.
Francis Ford Coppola Winery Coppola Diamond Collection Chardonnay
Francis Ford Coppola Winery Coppola Diamond Collection Chardonnay
Grab a lobster roll, your best beach read, and this pineapple-scented wine.
Bodega Santa Julia Santa Julia Tintillo Red Blend
Bodega Santa Julia Santa Julia Tintillo Red Blend
Break out the strip steak or lamb shoulder for a backyard celebration, then serve some of this robust Argentinian Malbec blend, slightly chilled, alongside.
Francis Ford Coppola Winery Coppola Diamond Collection Pinot Noir
Francis Ford Coppola Winery Coppola Diamond Collection Pinot Noir
Juicy plums come to mind with this pinot noir, as does grilled chicken or salmon as the just-right pairing.
Wine by Joe Joe To Go Pinot Noir
Wine by Joe Joe To Go Pinot Noir
Pop the top on this smooth fruity red as you watch the fireworks – great with a plate of cheese and charcuterie.
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