
The Cabernet was smooth and delicate without any harsh aftertaste or smell, it was my favorite. My sister, however, preferred the chardonnay and proclaimed that it was “buttery smooth” We took the smaller versions (approx one glass each) with us on a hiking trip and they fit perfectly in our backpacks without the weight or hassle of the glass bottle… Plus no need to bring a wine opener, you simply pull off the foil covering and voila you are drinking wine on a mountain with your sister. When we were done we literally crushed up the box and brought it back down the mountain.
The Three Thieves have created a wine for the rest of us, their one liter jugs were an instant hit and the Tetra packs are becoming increasingly popular because of their size and convenience.
This is a wine that is definitely a must for anybody on the go!
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5 comments:
I think the banditt wine is genious. I love that the "bottles" are collapsable. EASY to SNEAK IN TO APORTS EVENTS!
Hmmm, maybe this will work for boaters too. Will have to see if it passes the taste buds test. Dealing with trash when at sea is a real issue and why bottles are a pesky problem. If they break it is such a problem in the plastic bags. If they do not get broken they are so bulky.
"Bandit", as a name, may be interesting... Is it watered down? Are they ripping us off?
Or is it the right choice for a pirate weekend!?!?!
Keith L. -<"><
I'm not wine drinker, but it looks to me that this is a good idea for outdoors peopl as the containers can go right into a campfire and are far less hay than bottles.
I adore boxed wine--haven't tried Bandit, but Black Box is one of my faves. I sometimes just take the bag out of the box and carry it like that.
The authoritative answer, cognitively...
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