The April Juice Box Wine Subscription - Contents Reveal

If you wanted a sneaky peek at what’s in our best-selling Juice Box wine subscription this month - look no further. The Juice Box is our ‘mixed’ wine subscription. It changes with the seasons and is the only box whose contents completely change every month so we can introduce you to new canned wine brands.

So let’s kick things off by revealing the first canned wine featured in the April 6 can Juice Box!

G for JOY is a new brand to Brixton Wine Club and we think you’re going to enjoy drinking their wines. This sparkling white wine is made from a blend of Garganega, Verduzzo and Chardonnay.

Sticking with all things sparkling, we’ve got an English wine from Cornwall in this month’s subscription. It’s a refreshing sparkling rosé spritz with botanical notes, rosemary sprigs and citrus on the palate. This can is perfect for a sunny Spring afternoon spent outdoors.

Moving onto our still wines for the month - we’ve got a Pecorino from Italy from the team at When In Rome. The can isn’t available in the can shop just yet, but we do stock their paper bottle Pecorino. This wine pairs well with seafood or carbonara.

We’ve got a lot of love for Portuguese wine and Candour’s #001 Crisp White is no exception. It’s a blend of Arinto and Azal grapes that were hand-harvested back in September 2022. On the palate, it’s zippy and lemon-scented with a hit of salinity.

 

We love to champion English wines and are pleased to have not one, but two English wines in our April wine subscription. Nania’s Vineyard has produced a very exciting low-intervention skin-contact white wine. It’s made using 100% Bacchus grapes grown in the Malvern Hills. This is a really food-friendly wine.

Finally, a red canned wine to round things off for the month. This wine transports us to Maison Le Star in Southern France. It’s an expressive Merlot with notes of jammy red fruits on the nose followed by a rich, round and full palate. Pairs well with butternut squash or red meats.

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