Getting endorsement from
a certain hotel heiress is probably not doing anything for the reputation of the products, but the market
for single-serving wines is growing by leaps and bounds. The wines are a great alternative to opening a whole bottle for occasional drinkers or those who only use wine in cooking. They're also more convenient to tote around to picnics and events than full-sized bottles. But some consumers feel that the small packaging, especially the cans and juice-style boxes, are ruining the elegance of drinking wine, despite the fact that better and better wines are being packaged this way. Is the new packaging changing your perception of the product? Are single-serving wines really missing that certain something that makes wines appealing in the first place?
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Henry Sep 19th 2006 12:35PM
Absolutely not. Just the opposite. I await the day that all fine wines are sold in single-serving containers, just like fine pilsners or imported mineral water. Compared to beer and water producers, wine producers are starting to look a bit retarded if you ask me.