Hello Lettie, one of the greatest stories I've ever heard about box wines was that housewives in Australia could keep their consumption hidden from their husbands because they couldn't see the level of wine in the box. When it was finished, a new one was quickly replaced.
And it is not housed in a section labeled “Lifestyle!” But one of the wines I can ONLY find at Gary’s is one of my favorite Cremants- the JJ Vincent Famille!
Thanks for the tip Lettie. I hope to find Gratsi in SW Florida. Our everyday wine is Botabox Pinot Grigio, although we reach for Santa Barbara Pinot's and Ch de Pape on weekends.
Very encouraging read. Nice to have some "good news" among all the "bad". Even nearly 3 years ago, our comprehensive study with Gen Z and Millennials indicated 23% and 21% respectively had purchased wine-in-a-box in the past year. Suspect it's a fair amount higher now, thanks in part to the quality of wines like Gratsi.
It's a shame that Gratsi wines are imported (Languedoc) bulk wines, as there is so much bulk wine now available on the American market due to the "wine glut" we are experiencing. It would really help the American wine industry and lower his supply costs.
Hello Lettie, one of the greatest stories I've ever heard about box wines was that housewives in Australia could keep their consumption hidden from their husbands because they couldn't see the level of wine in the box. When it was finished, a new one was quickly replaced.
That’s hilarious Marc!
Good to see the reverse in the decline in wine consumption and the rise of wine consumption in North Dakota.
Gratsi is available at Gary's Wine & Marketplace in Madison, Bernardsville, and Closter, NJ!
And it is not housed in a section labeled “Lifestyle!” But one of the wines I can ONLY find at Gary’s is one of my favorite Cremants- the JJ Vincent Famille!
Thanks for the tip Lettie. I hope to find Gratsi in SW Florida. Our everyday wine is Botabox Pinot Grigio, although we reach for Santa Barbara Pinot's and Ch de Pape on weekends.
Very encouraging read. Nice to have some "good news" among all the "bad". Even nearly 3 years ago, our comprehensive study with Gen Z and Millennials indicated 23% and 21% respectively had purchased wine-in-a-box in the past year. Suspect it's a fair amount higher now, thanks in part to the quality of wines like Gratsi.
It's a shame that Gratsi wines are imported (Languedoc) bulk wines, as there is so much bulk wine now available on the American market due to the "wine glut" we are experiencing. It would really help the American wine industry and lower his supply costs.