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Franzia Wine makes “Franz for Life” with a new advertising campaign, a packaging refresh and the launch of 500mL tetras and Rich & Buttery Chardonnay

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At Brit & Co., we're all about finding innovative, inventive, and playful gadgets that make life a little more fun and creative. Today's dose of innovation comes in the form of a purse… that doubles as a wine cask. Remember college nights spent drinking Franzia un-boxed out of your purse? You'd carry around that weird […]

When you hear “boxed wine,” maybe the first thing that comes to mind is an excessively sweaty, max-capacity college frat party where “slapping the bag” was the norm. But now, boxed wine and its undeserved college and “Franzia mom” associations are getting a well-deserved makeover. Juliet is a boxed wine brand founded by Allison Luvera […]

If you came of age, like I did, in the '80s or '90s, boxed wine probably means one thing — and one thing only — to you. But while in the past few years there's been something of an arms race to see who can make the best boxed wine — and turn that ubiquitous Franzia into nothing but a memory — there's only one new contender that tastes delicious and also has the kind of loose, contemporary, slightly kooky vibe that we'd actually want to display on our counters or in the fridge when guests come over: Ami Ami, a new, DTC, minimal-intervention boxed wine whose playful packaging and super-memorable logotype (the dots in the I's and the negative space in the A's are meant to resemble wine glasses) were both designed by the LA- and Montreal-based studio Wedge.