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has the quality ceiling on boxed wine gone up or is it still mostly hype?
I’ve been hearing more about premium boxed wines using European grapes and getting 88–91 point scores from actual wine publications, rather than just targeting the college party crowd.
For people who take wine seriously, I’m curious: if I poured you glass from one of the better boxed wines next to an $18 bottle without telling you which was which, could you actually tell the difference?
Is the format still a limitation, or has the quality genuinely caught up with what’s in the glass? I am not asking about convenience , i already understand that part. i am really asking about wine itself.
u/EducationBubbly1292 — 14 days ago