In a move that could signal a significant shift in wine packaging, Target has become the first major US retailer to introduce a range of wines in paper bottles. The retailer's new 'Collective Good ...

With its new paper wine bottles, Target may be nudging the industry toward more sustainable packaging choices. / Credit: Frugalpac In a move that could signal a significant shift in wine packaging, ...

British company Frugalpac’s paper wine bottles are now on shelves in approximately 1,200 Target stores across the United States. Collective Good wines are packaged in the fiber-based bottles via ...

British company Frugalpac’s paper wine bottles are now on shelves in approximately 1,200 Target stores across the United States. Collective Good wines are packaged in the fiber-based bottles via a ...

Even wine professionals aren’t impervious to the allure of the second-cheapest bottle. Why are so many experts and newbies alike drawn to it? I talked to colleagues, industry folks, friends and ...

Do you have empty wine bottles at home? (Photo: iStock) Let's just agree, there's something satisfying about uncorking a bottle of wine after a long day. Pouring it into a glass and cosying up on the ...

The Collective Good range of wines have just gone on sale in Target stores across the US. The Collective Good wine range, which is bottled exclusively in the paper Frugal Bottle, has a Red Blend, a ...

based Latitude Wines (LWX), which sourced and imported the wines, and Monterey Wine Co., which filled the paper bottles. Based in King City on the Central Coast of California, Monterey Wine acquired ...

Great question. I’ve always been a big believer in tipping generously on most occasions, including when you drink wine as part of your meal while dining out. But with the increasing abundance of, ahem ...

Open bottles of wine will deteriorate, but you can still store them for a short time before they go bad. Joey is a writer/editor, TV/radio personality, lifestyle expert, former entertainment ...

She and her husband, chef Ian Moroney, are the creative minds behind Carl & Friends, a story-driven dinner series that often features wine pairings from local producers, bottle shops, and curators.