This 4-pack white wine is well-made with gorgeous packaging. The appearance is highly presentable and is very nice for display in my kitchen's wine corner before use. The white wine is bubbly and tastes much better than my expectation as I thought the main selling point was the design. It is priced at £20.99 at the time of review, which I think is reasonable considering the unique packaging and taste. I would recommend it as a gift.
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A great idea to have cans of wine. I sometimes come home and fancy a glass of wine instead of a pint of beer. This way I can open a can and enjoy a single serve of dry white wine without having to worry about it going flat and finding a bottle stopper. It is also a good way to limit your intake as a 250ml can is a large glass of wine in a pub. This way you can take control and have one can whereas if you pour from a bottle you’re not measuring the volume and it is so easy to grab the bottle and top up your glass. This low-sugar white sparkling wine is very dry, crisp and refreshing. This a pack of 4x 250ml for £20.99 so you’re paying for the convenience of a single serve of wine each time.
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This is the second of this companies products I have sampled, the first being their sparkling Rosé, and I am thoroughly impressed with them. They have a multitude of stigmas to overcome, being British, being canned, being sparkling, and I have to be honest being a bit of a wine snob, I wouldn't have bought these products typically, but I am so pleased to have had the opportunity to test them. This sparkling white, a mix of Bacchus and Chardonnay, is a real treat, sharp, tart, dry and delicious. It's not especially fruity, but it is exceptionally refreshing and easy to drink. To me, this is the perfect wine for a summer garden party/picnic. The packaging on these is exceptional. They present as a premium product, with classy and well-designed labels. Really, very impressive work. Because of the high standard of presentation and the quality of the wine itself, these would make a great gift. At 250ml a can, you actually get a good portion, one large glass of wine. In total, you get 1l, so one third more than in a regular bottle of wine. Considering the overall quality, the price seems very reasonable to me. I can't fault this product, or this brand. I will be buying more of their products in the future.
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PROS -quite a nice sparkling wine: a bit less sweet than I usually prefer my bubbly, but very pleasant nonetheless -a very nice presentation, makes a great gift -not too heavy on the alcohol CONS -a bit pricey NOTES -at first I wasn’t too keen on “wine in a can” (wine should be in a bottle!), but I do like the fact that I can have one glass of wine without having to open an entire bottle. -well done the British wine industry! MY STAR RATINGS: 1* substandard, mostly cons 2** barely acceptable, cons outweigh the pros 3*** meets the basic requirements, cons balance the pros 4**** good product, pros outweigh the cons 5***** exceptional, all (or almost all) pros
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Firstly these look fantastic. I really like the design of the cans and they instantly impressed. The good news is that the sparkling wine inside the cans is also good. It's like a mix between a white wine spritzer and prosecco. At 11.5% ABV, it is light (but not too light), refreshing, and with a good level of bubbles. On the surface these do feel a bit expensive, but each can is equivalent to two glasses (according to the label) so that is something to keep in mind. The only (though not really) downside is that once a can is opened, thanks to those bubbles, it needs to be drunk. Overall I've really enjoyed these.
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this is a tasty wine, although at first it tasted very sharp, but after a few sips it was a lot better. The 250ml serving size is nice, but it is £5 a can making it a £15 bottle of wine The cans are well presented and look very nice. As a one off purchase these are a nice treat, especially if you have a journey planned, but as a regular thing i would rather have a bottle of wine for half the price!
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4 x 250ml cans of English sparkling white wine, in a beautifully designed gift box. Make sure to chill the wine well, and when served, you get a dry, light sparkling wine. Absolutely lovely. 'The Uncommon' are an established and respected brand, often sold in the fancy large shops (that I'm not allowed to mention). They are very hot on sustainability, and are proving that English wines are getting to be world class. The grapes in this wine are 70% Bacchus and 30% Chardonnay from Surrey. The RRP (at the time of this review) is £21, which is perfectly fair for this wine.
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Wines are a very subjective thing - I prefer prosecco to champagne. . . Go figure. So, the fact that this isn't my cup of tea shouldn't be a massive concern. The branding is really lovely. The level of sparkliness is also spot on. The wine is just a bit too dry and acidic for my liking.
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