So if you're wondering where to get the perfect on-the-go beverage this for the season, here's where to buy Barefoot's canned wine spritzers. They're going to bring all of your outdoor festivities ...

And now that Barefoot Wine's latest canned spritzers have launched, summer Fridays can't come soon enough. Though, of course, this is not the first time canned wine has stolen our hearts (or even ...

Fresh off the news of Corona announcing a seltzer line and Bud Light inviting ridicule for the release of a TV commercial touting its new seltzer (“There’s no Bud Light in it!”), one of the ...

The Barefoot On Tap rollout started just around a month after Barefoot released new flavors for its canned wine spritzers, Pinot Grigio Spritzer and Pink Moscato. Barefoot rolled out its canned ...

Fruitscatos®, and Spritzers, available in multiple size formats. Whether it's a quiet night in or a celebration with friends, Barefoot Wine is the perfect choice. You can purchase Barefoot Wine ...

Today, there are 33 different types of Barefoot Wine and Bubbly products, ranging from a California cabernet sauvignon to an Italian Prosecco to a recent release of canned summer spritzers under ...

Huge wine brands are also getting in on the trend. Barefoot Wine & Bubbly launched a canned wine spritzer in April, geared towards customers drinking outdoors and drinking during the day.

"You can get actual wine or you can get the spritzers which are more like a ... Prices range from $6.99 for Barefoot and Flip Flop Wines to $19.99 for Sofia and Seven Daughters, which features ...

Cracking open a can of hard seltzer ... While they don’t contain wine, they come in four lemonade flavors and have a bit more alcohol content than Barefoot’s spritzers, at 5% alcohol by ...

That’s the market for this “wine based spritzer” as it says on the bottle, which can even be served over ice. A blend of chenin blanc and riesling, this nonvintage wine has a light fizz and ...