Enjoy Wine, Food, and Travel with Karl MyWinePal
The wine industry, long dominated by traditional glass bottles, is undergoing a significant transformation. Driven by environmental concerns, cost-efficiency, and changing consumer preferences, alternative wine packaging is gaining traction. This shift is about changing the container and redefining how we perceive and consume wine. In BC we also have to take into account the current requirements for BC wine…
In recent years canned wines have surged in popularity across North America due to their convenience and versatility. This trend reflects a growing preference for portable, single-serving options. Canned wines are lightweight and shatterproof making them ideal for outdoor activities like picnics and sipping on the beach. The smaller size also promotes responsible drinking by encouraging moderation. BC’s Mayhem Wines…
It is definitely beach and/or patio weather right now. We want something refreshing to drink, preferably with bubbles. Canned wines are still popular, being the right size to enjoy a 250ml can and not drink too much. I received two different canned wines from BC’s Ruby Blues Winery from the Naramata Bench. I tasted their Ruby Blues Winery Sparkling Piquette…
On Canada Day, I was trying to drink red and white wine, to match the colours of our flag. But opening two bottles of wine for that is excessive. The solution is to open two cans of wine. Canned wine for “Can”ada Day. There are so many canned wines now and they come in a perfect sippable size of 250ml….
Spring is officially here so time to celebrate the sun and get out to the patio, beach, or park. With many locations in Vancouver allowing wine to be enjoyed you may want to consider bringing along a few cans of Seaside Pearl Farmgate Winery, “Daffodils to go” sparkling wine. It is 250ml so not a problem to finish by yourself….
Summer is coming, although it may not feel like that at the moment. Many of you will flock to a beach or park and enjoy wine in a glass or an insulated glass as I showed in my picture. Canned wines seem to be the go-to beverage to take on these outings, and many BC wineries are canning their VQA…
