So if you factor in the difference in the shipping costs/emissions of wine shipped from the tip of South America, as well as the fact that glass is one of the best materials for recycling and platic coated Tetra Paks cannot be recycled at all in most places and will end up in landfills, you end up with a product that is maybe not as eco-friendly as one would like.

Hope this message finds you well, I very interested in your product for the North of Africa (Algeria), I would like to reached you in order see if is possible

Regards and looking forward to hear from you

Thanks for writing your kind note. I dig your brand and concept! I would enjoy communicating with you further about Europe. I can be reached at matt@jsoifwines.com. Please write when you find a moment.

Thanks again.
MC

Congratulations on a great new wine brand!
So glad you’ve put a high quality wine in an alternative packaging. We create and produce innovative wine brands; Wild Pelican is our latest brand and comes in 187ml slim-line cans (www.wildpelican.com). An aluminium can is the most recycled drink package in the world and also very efficient in transport.

We hope more wine producers will use alternative green packaging for their wines so these forms of packaging become more accepted by the consumer. We find however, that the few wine producers that do adopt tetra or cans tend to put poor quality wine, which is a real shame since the consumer associates this with the packaging.

Is your brand available in Europe yet? We’re based in Netherlands, and have many distributors in Europe focused on bio / organic and / or alternative packaging, if you’re interested I can put you into touch with some of them.

Good luck with your brand and my best regards,

Caroline Ruijg

While I was waiting to be seated in a NY restaurant, the bartender suggested Yellow + Blue because I prefer sweet, fruity and crisp white wines and that was the sweetest on the menu (I think it was more tart than sweet). I was told this was an organic wine but I am happy that it’s made with organic grapes and uses green methods. When she pulled out a BOX to pour a glass, I hesitated because it was quite strange to even think of drinking wine from a box! Also, a glass was $7 which is pretty cheap for NY standards. After one sip, I felt like I was in heaven! I could NOT believe the flavors of this inexpensive white wine. My fiance had the Malbec which I tried. I thought it was tasty but not as good as the Torrontes (as did my fiance). I don’t like Malbec’s but this one is good.

My only gripe is that I wish there were stores in NJ close to me that carried them. Regardless, thank you for this lovely wine and I hope it does well!