Just when we were getting used to screwcapped bottles of wine and white zinfandel in a box, along comes Aussie Wine, seald in a pop-top can. Perfect for picknickers and effete fishermen
Beginning in July, wine lovers in about 20 states will be able to buy four-packs of vintage-dated chardonnay, a cabernet-shiraz blend or a sweet white blend. The four-packs will sell for $8 to $10 and each contains 250 milliliters, equivalent to a glass and a half.
The keys to the packaging are a "top secret" can lining that prevents the wine from tasting tinny and a spritz of liquid nitrogen that "keeps the wine as fresh as the day it left the winery."
Ohio-based RLB Imports, which is bringing the product to the US hopes to eventually make it available nationwide.
Cool, huh?
Beginning in July, wine lovers in about 20 states will be able to buy four-packs of vintage-dated chardonnay, a cabernet-shiraz blend or a sweet white blend. The four-packs will sell for $8 to $10 and each contains 250 milliliters, equivalent to a glass and a half.
The keys to the packaging are a "top secret" can lining that prevents the wine from tasting tinny and a spritz of liquid nitrogen that "keeps the wine as fresh as the day it left the winery."
Ohio-based RLB Imports, which is bringing the product to the US hopes to eventually make it available nationwide.
Cool, huh?
