Are you looking for a taste of summer in the form of sparkling rosé wine? An alcohol option with built-in portion control? Or, maybe just to shake up your sipping ritual? Wine in a can is about to be your jam! We've rounded up a whole bunch of canned wine options for your consideration—each with something a little different to offer, like fruity flavor notes and varied origins from around the country and world—plus some awesome companies that carry canned cocktails, sparkling tequila in a can, and sake you can have the satisfaction of cracking open. We love that you can skip the liquor stores and let these companies ship right to you.
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Best Canned Wine and Single-Serve Alcohol Beverages
Wine Options
1. Usual Wines
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The Cost: Starts at $48 for a box of 6 glasses. Buy it here!
About this single-serve wine: One glass of wine, please—and make it a generous one! With Usual's unique 6.3 oz bottles, this is not only possible, it's perfection—their small-batch wine is made from sustainably farmed ingredients, and contains no added sugars or sulfites. Decide whether you'd like your case of quality wine to contain 6, 12, 18, or 24 glasses of your choice of red (a red blend of Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes), summer rosé (a mix of Syrah, Sangiovese, and Malbec), brut (tastes like lemon, elderflower, and bergamot), or brut rosé (Syrah, Sangiovese, Malbec, like the summer rosé). They also offer a mixed pack of 12 or 14 small bottles.
Serving size: A regular serving size of wine is 4-6 oz. Usual's bottles are 6.3 oz, equivalent to about 1.23 servings.
ABV: 12%
Is it a subscription?: No
Ships to the US, except the following states: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Hawaii, Kentucky, Mississippi, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, and Virginia. Free shipping on orders of 12 bottles or more. Check out our Usual Wines details for more info. Would you like to see us review Usual Wines? Let us know in the comments!
2. Bev
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The Cost: $49 for an 8-pack, $99 for a 24-pack, or $199 for a 48-can variety pack. Buy it here!
About this single-serve wine: Bev wine is girl power in a can. It's also deliciously fizzy wine in a can. We can't decide which is better! A woman-owned and woman-made product, this single-serve wine is meant to be sipped while having fun. Their three flavor options are rosé, pinot grigio, and sauvignon blanc, all made with grapes from Central Cali—buy a case of your favorite or try a variety pack in your choice of 24 or 48 cans. Perfect for filling your fridge or for your next babe gathering!
Serving size: A regular single serving of wine is 4-6 oz. Bev's cans are 8.4 oz. (about a glass and a half).
ABV: 11%
Is it a subscription?: You can either place a one-time order or sign up for monthly shipments, called the Bev Club. Bev Club subscribers save up to $35 per order.
Ships to most US states, for free. Check out our Bev details for more info. Would you like to see us review Bev? Let us know in the comments!
3. Union Wine Co. Underwood
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The Cost: $28 for a 4-pack, $151.20 for a 24-pack. Buy it here!
About this single-serve wine: With the goal of making great craft wines that are affordable and accessible, Union Wine Company created cans of red, white, and rosé wine that taste as contemporary and refreshing as their cans would have you hoping. (They also sell bottles of wine if you're looking to stock up on both.) All their wines are made in Oregon, which is notably not as sunny and steady, climate-wise, as the typical wine-making locales. This means the Underwood line of wines are vibrant, crisp, earthy, and unique—but also very delicious. Choose a 4-pack or "flat" (that's 24 cans, and is the equivalent of a case of wine) in one flavor or a variety pack. Wine types included in this line are rosé, bubbly rosé, pinot gris, pinot noir, mei wine, strawberry wine cooler, riesling rader, and straight bubbly water for adding carbonation to your craft cocktails, or just hydrating!
Serving size: A regular serving size of wine is about 150 mL. Union Wine Co.'s Underwood cans are 375 mL—about two and a half glasses, or half a bottle's worth.
ABV: Ranges from 5.75% to 13%, depending on the type of wine you select.
Is it a subscription?: No
Ships to most of the US. See if they ship to you, and calculate shipping costs, by adding a product to your cart. Shipping to Pittsburgh, PA costs $45.51 for 2-day shipping or $68.50 for overnight shipping, both via FedEx. Local pickup available in some parts of Oregon and Washington. Would you like to see us review Union Wine Co.? Let us know in the comments!
4. Una Lou Rosé
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The Cost: $40 for a 4-pack. Buy it here!
About this single-serve wine: Singer-songwriter Lia Ices, together with her vintner husband, Andrew Mariani, created Una Lou Rosé to celebrate the birth of their daughter, Una Lou. Their ingredients are sustainably farmed from three family-owned, northern California vineyards, and their canned wine beverages feature a fruity combination of white peach, jasmine, and wild strawberry flavors. Una Lou Rosé is also sold in bottles.
Good to know: "A percentage of proceeds will go to two organizations that support youth, food and agricultural education: the Edible Schoolyard, and The Center for Land-Based Learning."
Serving size: A regular serving size of wine is about 150 mL. Una Lou Rosé cans are 375 mL—about two and a half glasses, or half a bottle's worth.
ABV: 11.5%
Is it a subscription?: No
Ships to the US, except Utah, Alabama, and Mississippi. Calculate shipping costs by adding a case of Una Lou Rosé to your cart and selecting your state. Shipping to Pennsylvania is estimated to cost $30. Would you like to see us review Una Lou Rosé? Let us know in the comments!
5. VINEBOX
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The Cost: Starts at $72 per quarter. Save with an annual subscription. Subscribe here!
COUPON: Use code MSA5 to save 5% off any subscription or limited edition box!
About this single-serve wine subscription: Four times per year, VINEBOX sends a box of 9 single glasses of wine, sealed in 10 cL vials that are oh-so-satisfying to open and pour. Wine drinkers who want more control over their portions love this subscription! With each delivery comes detailed info about the wines, which are sourced from European winemakers with whom VINEBOX forms close relationships. This subscription is for all levels of wine-lovers! In their words, "Blending our choices between new styles like amphora aged whites or carbonic reds alongside verticals from Bordeaux and classic aged Barolo allows our members to be of varying levels of wine knowledge, from beginner to those studying for Level III Sommelier Exams." This subscription features unique picks and seasonal red wines, white wines, and rosés.
Serving size: A regular serving size of wine is 4-6 oz. VINEBOX vials of wine are 10 centiliters (cL), or about 3.38 oz., making for one small single serving.
ABV: Varies per wine.
Is it a subscription?: Yes
Ships to most of the US. Check out our VINEBOX reviews for more info!
6. Little Fancy
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The Cost: $62.94 for a 24-pack. Buy it here!
About this single-serve wine: Little Fancy may only be available to ship to New York right now (they're also distributed in some Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island locations), but my what a treat it is! This not-too-sweet canned wine is mixed with sparkling water so you can enjoy a refreshing alcoholic beverage with a hint of spritz for brunch, picnicking, or porch sitting. Which spritzer will you go for: Peachy Rosé or Pinot Pear?
Serving size: A regular serving size of wine is 4-6 oz. A can of Little Fancy's wine and seltzer blend is 8.4 oz. (about a glass and a half).
ABV: 5.5%
Is it a subscription?: No
Ships to New York only, for free. Would you like to see us review Little Fancy? Let us know in the comments!
7. Rosé All Day
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The Cost: $15 for a 4-pack, $59.98 for a 24-pack. Buy it here!
About this single-serve wine: Great news: Rad Wine Project's rosé is canned for your poolside, park, or backyard convenience! Choose from classic French rosé or enjoy your rosé with bubbles—or, if you're looking for a little somethin' extra, go for their fruity rosé with a grapefruit infusion, a hint of fizz, and only 75 calories per can. Pop a straw into your rosé bubbles and enjoy!
Serving size: A regular serving size of wine is about 150 mL. Rosé All Day cans are 250 mL—so, a little more than a glass and a half.
ABV: Not listed.
Is it a subscription?: No
Ships to most of the US at varying rates. Would you like to see us review Rosé All Day? Let us know in the comments!
8. Wine Society
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The Cost: $39.20 per quarter for three 500 mL cans. Buy it here!
About this canned wine: Some of the best canned wines aren't single-serve after all! The Wine Society subscription sends three 500 mL cans (totaling 16 servings) of California wine per quarter. Work your way through the four small glasses or split this almost-bottle's-worth with a friend. Each box of three cans comes with this perfectly balanced combo: TEMPT (a blend of Syrah, Petite Syrah, and Petite Verdot), CHANCE (a blend of Zinfandel, Syrah, and Barbera), and FATE (a blend of Albarino and Chardonnay).
Good to know: Wine Society is currently donating 5% of sales to the Restaurant Workers COVID-19 Crisis Relief Fund.
Serving size: A regular serving size of wine is about 150 mL. Wine Society cans are 500 mL, which breaks down to about four 4 oz. servings per can, or about 2/3 of a bottle.
ABV: 13% for CHANCE and FATE, 14% for TEMPT.
Is it a subscription?: Yes, this wine club ships quarterly.
Ships to the US for free, excluding the following states: AL, AK, AR, DE, HI, IL, KS, KY, LA, ME, MS, NJ, SC, and UT. Would you like to see us review Wine Society? Let us know in the comments!
Single-Serve Alcohol Options
9. Loverboy
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The Cost: $23 for a 4-pack. Buy it here!
About this single-serve alcohol: Loverboy's Sparkling Hard Tea has no sugar and only 90 calories, offered in fun flavors including Hibiscus Palm with a hint of lime, White Tea Peach with a touch of lavender, and Black Tea Lemon with a kiss of ginger. They're made using a combo of organic brewed tea, botanicals, juices, and monk fruit, making for a gluten-free gem of a hard beverage. As for their premium craft cocktails? Choose from Blueberry Lemon with a whisper of basil or Mango Peach zested up with a li'l chili pepper, both also touting no added sugar. How fun are these fruity single servings?
Serving size: The average cocktail serving size is 120-180 mL. Loverboy's cans are 340 mL, which is equivalent to about 2 large cocktails or 3 small ones.
ABV: 4.2% for Hard Teas, 6% for Spritzes.
Is it a subscription?: No
Sparkling Hard Tea ships to New York state only; Loverboy Spritz ships to 43 states. Would you like to see us review Lover Boy? Let us know in the comments!
10. Onda
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The Cost: $39 for an 8-pack, $69 for a 16-pack, $99 for a 24-pack. Buy it here!
About this single-serve alcohol: You have two enticing options for these fizzy alcoholic drinks from Onda: sparkling lime tequila or sparkling grapefruit tequila (also known as a Paloma). Deciding may be an ordeal, so you might want to sample both! Each flavor is made with blanco tequila, real juice, is 100 calories with no net carbs and no sugar, and is naturally gluten-free. These ready-to-drink cocktails sound glorious, don't they?
Good to know: Onda uses premium tequila from a woman-owned distillery in Jalisco, Mexico.
Serving size: The average cocktail serving size is 4-6 oz. Onda cans are 12 oz, or about the size of 2 large cocktails.
ABV: 5%
Is it a subscription?: No
Ships to the following US states: AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IN, KS, LA, ME, MN, MO, MT, NC, NE, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, RI, SC, and WY. Would you like to see us review Onda? Let us know in the comments!
11. WESAKE
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The Cost: $47.94 for a 6-pack, $86.30 for a 12-pack, $163 for a 24-pack. Buy it here!
About this single-serve alcohol: WESAKE is another New York-only offering, but we couldn't help including it because, seriously, when have you ever seen sake (pronounced sah-keh) sold in a can? Their cans are filled with high-quality Junmai Ginjo, a premium grade pure sake made with rice polished to 58% and no added alcohol. It's gluten-free and amazing on its own or as part of a cocktail. (Have you tried a sake Moscow mule? Yum.)
Good to know: If you're a new sake-drinker and want to learn more about this alcoholic beverage before buying, WESAKE has a sake FAQ to answer all the basic questions about sake!
Serving size: A regular serving of sake is about 180 mL. WESAKE cans are 250 mL, or a little less than 1.5 cocktails worth.
ABV: 13%
Is it a subscription?: No
Ships to New York state only, for free. Would you like to see us review WESAKE? Let us know in the comments!
12. Two Chicks
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The Cost: $15.99 for a 4-pack. Buy it here!
About this single-serve alcohol: Two Chicks is of course a female-owned company, and their creations are sparkling cocktails that are naturally gluten-free and flavored with natural essences. Ready to hear all six cocktails Two Chicks carries in their gorgeous, floral cans? Here they are: Sparkling Citrus Margarita (including lemon and lime, Sparkling Vodka Fizz (with elderflower and pear), Sparkling Paloma (that's tequila and grapefruit), Sparkling Vodka Cutea (which includes peach, cucumber tea, and thyme), Sparkling New Fashioned (whiskey with spicy ginger and orange), and Sparkling Apple Gimlet (that's a gin drink with apple and cucumber).
Serving size: The average cocktail serving size is 4-6 oz. Two Chicks cans are 12 oz, or about the size of 2 large cocktails.
ABV: 5%
Is it a subscription?: No
Ships to some US states via third-party companies Sip Whiskey, Drizley, Wine-Searcher, Wine Anthology, and Ramirez Liquors. Enter your zip code here to see if your area is served. Would you like to see us review Two Chicks? Let us know in the comments!
13. Five Drinks Co.
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The Cost: $9.99 for a 4-pack, $21.99 for a 10-can variety pack. Buy it here!
About this single-serve alcohol: Five Drinks Co. makes ready-to-drink craft cocktails in a can. They stick mostly to the classics—moscow mules, margaritas, mojitos, gin & tonics, and palomas—with a little flair mixed in by way of a watermelon vodka soda. Go all-in on your favorite or get a variety pack to fit your current mood. These drinks are flavored naturally and all their cocktails are gluten-free!
Serving size: The average cocktail serving size is 4-6 oz.
ABV: Varies per cocktail, ranging from 5.9%-11%.
Is it a subscription?: No
Ships to the continental US, except the following states: Alabama, Delaware, Kentucky, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Utah, Virginia. Would you like to see us review Five Drinks Co? Let us know in the comments!
Which of these cans of wine, tequila, or sake will you be cracking open first? Have you already tried any? Hit up the comments to share your personal experience with these beverages!
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