The most expensive of the three, Italian box wines featured this week costs $29.99 for a three-liter box, which is the equivalent of four, regular-sized bottles of wine. That works out to $7.50 a ...

Most of the box wines recommended this week contain 3 liters of wine, which is the equivalent of 4 standard bottles of wine. And in each case, all of the wines cost less than $5 a bottle.

Whether you're looking to stock your own wine cellar or give a gift, these are the 15 best wine subscription boxes to get bottles delivered safely to your door.

Box wine is no longer the red-headed stepchild of the wine world, ... an empty wine bottle goes into a landfill. Box wine, however, is not perfect. Yes, ...

With this FirstLeaf deal, you can get your first box of six wine bottles for just $39.95, down from the regular price of $140, saving you $100.05. The next two shipments will be $49.95 each with ...

Why You Should Be Drinking Wine From A Box—Not A Bottle. 1 of 11. Once upon a time, drinking boxed wine meant sipping on super-sweet, hangover-inducing booze from a bag inside a box.

The idea of an entirely aluminum wine bottle isn’t totally new; California-based Sterling Vineyards, for example, released aluminum packaging in 2019, but its bottles didn’t retain the classic ...

Standard wine bottles, by contrast, hold about five glasses of wine. If you still need convincing that boxed wine is the better value, a 3-liter box of wine is equivalent to 3.75 bottles while a 5 ...

That’s because for years, wine that comes in boxes rather than bottles has rightfully been the butt of many jokes. As a friend once put it, “Next time we order wine at a bar, let’s make sure ...