Top Tinned Drinks: Indulge in the Finest Wine

Canned beverages have become increasingly popular in supermarkets and liquor stores. Marks & Spencer, for example, has expanded its range of canned cocktails due to a 25% increase in sales. Many no- and low-alcohol producers are also opting for cans. The convenience of canned drinks aligns well with our busy lifestyles. They are easy to grab and go, making them a great option for picnics, festivals, and on-the-go situations. Cans are lighter, unbreakable, and keep drinks cold more effectively than bottles.

However, there are some downsides to consider. The variety of options may be more limited compared to bottles, and the quality can be inconsistent, especially in ready-to-drink or pre-mixed beverages where flavors often taste artificial. Personally, I found Marks & Spencer’s Marksologist range to be overly sweet and synthetic, with the exception of the Salted Caramel Espresso Martini. The low-alcohol range from the same store is better, with their Extra Dry Botanical Gin & Tonic standing out. It’s surprising to see canned wine improving in quality, although the better examples tend to be more expensive. Natural wines, like Mad Med, are also making their way into cans, although the range may vary in quality.

Beer remains a standout in the canned drink sector. It can sometimes rival the taste of beer on tap. My recent experience with Bru-1 Pale Ale from Polly’s Brew Co was exceptional, both on tap and in a can. According to the manager of a beer bar and shop called Bottle & Barrel in Aberystwyth, Polly’s Brew Co is one of the best breweries in Wales.

If you’re looking for canned options to enjoy on the go, here are five recommendations:
1. Mad Med Le Rosé 2022: A fruity, unfiltered, organic rosé from Provence.
2. Canned Wine Co St Laurent No 4 2020: A sophisticated, dry Austrian red with a bitter cherry twist.
3. Fizzology Spritz: A great low-alcohol option for sunny days, with a natural and balanced flavor.
4. Moth Aperitivo Spritz: A smart aperitivo with a good bitter orange flavor, reminiscent of an Aperol spritz.
5. Polly’s Brew Co Bru-1 Pale Ale: Refreshing citrus and fresh pineapple flavors, part of the Hop Studio releases.

This is just a selection of the wide range of canned beverages available. From cocktails to wine to beer, cans offer convenience, portability, and a growing improvement in quality.

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