A recent TikTok post shows how much is still misunderstood about boxed wine, but there are several benefits to the packaging method
Jackson Triggs' Sauvignon Blanc is a good example of a quality boxed wine.Ask ten wine lovers to define “fine wine” and you can expect to hear 11 answers. The responses may range from “wines that I like” to ones made from “the best grapes” or “by the best wineries” to bottles of wine “with a potential to age.” Rarity, pedigree and price play a role in elevating a wine’s reputation.
Despite wine producers’ efforts to improve the quality of wine going into alternative packages, like cans, pouches and cartons, they cannot shake the bad reputation. Consumers equate a glass bottle with quality wine, as a viral video this week clearly reveals.questioned whether there was an “Olive Garden Scandal” as it broadcast footage from an Olive Garden restaurant where empty wine bottles are shown behind a counter where boxed wines were sitting open at the other end of the bar.
Many current and former Olive Garden employees wrote comments to dispel any wrongdoing. The red and white wines in the boxes are used to make sangria. The wines served to customers are poured from the bottle that they come in.
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