Friday, December 2, 2011
CALNATURALE Wine Review
About CALNATURALE - It comes in both a Cabernet Sauvignon variety and Chardonnay variety. CALNATURALE is available in a few different sizes. You can buy it in a 500 ML and a 1 liter. It is a reasonably priced wine at $6.99/500ML or $12.99/1 liter. I received the 500 ML to try out. I find that this is a good size and not as wasteful (for me anyway) as a whole bottle. CALNATURALE does not come in a bottle, but comes in a Tetra Pak. It is also made with 100% organically grown grapes.
This would make an excellent gift for the holiday season or even a great item to bring over to a holiday party when you don't know what to bring!
CALNATURALE is a unique wine that is excellent. My husband and I enjoyed testing out the Cabernet Sauvignon variety and the Chardonnay variety this evening. Both the Cabernet and Chardonnay are wines that I would recommend. The Cabernet Sauvingnon has a nice flavor and has a touch of fruitiness to it that I love. The Chardonnay was also great and has a really crisp flavor that both my husband and I enjoyed. I will definitely be purchasing CALNATUALE wines more often. I love that they are organic, come in two different sizes, but also taste excellent. I love that I can open a 500 ML container of the CALNATURALE for my husband and I and not have to worry about wasting the rest of the bottle. This is really a nice size if a few people want to have a small glass of wine.
Want to buy it? You can find CALNATURALE wine at Publix, Whole Foods and H.E.B.
Disclosure - I received two 500 ML containers of CALNATURALE wine in order to facilitate my review. ALl opinions are completely my own as always and no monetary compensation was provided.
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I have been wondering about the wines in the Tetra packaging. Glad I have stumbled on your review! Following back from the hop.
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I've never seen wine in a tetra pak before! How interesting... it's nice that it's made with 100% organic grapes, though.
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