From the packaging design to the juice inside, boxed wine has upped its game considerably to the point where we’d no longer feel compelled to hide our cardboard container in the cellar.

The bag-in-a-box version isn't just kinder to your wallet, it's also better for the environment. Here are our top boxed wine brands for 2020.

Ladies, if the thought of showing up at a party or a picnic with a box of wine seems a little gauche, there's now a product for you: Vernissage's "bag-in-a-bag" of wine. It's boxed wine, shaped ...

Wineberry Chateau Tassin Rose, $40. Not for nothing, but Wineberry's beautiful wooden box design will have even the biggest boxed wine critic think twice.

The wine come in a portable 1.5-litre cardboard box. Lortie and his team set out to design packaging for Ami Ami that would be "worthy of the MoMA store" and that users would happily display in ...

Reverse Wine Snob discusses why you should consider box wine and which ones to buy now!. Box wine has a bad rap, and ...

Boxed wine is better than ever, and we tasted over 40 red, white, and rosé boxed wines to find the 15 best. Our favorite box wines come from the California coast, southern France, Tuscany, and ...

Food Production Daily writes :"Bag-in-box packaging now has a 9 per cent share by value of France's wine market, about the same as the UK. The figures do not include use by restaurants and other ...

Tide detergent unveiled new packaging on Friday, November 9, and social media users think the updated container looks like boxed wine – details ...

With boxed wine slowly losing its poor reputation, you might be looking to give it a try. If you do, you'll definitely want ...