Real California wine. No additives, except for bubbles of course
Fresh pressed guava
Sun-kissed and exotic, fresh, tropical guava from the Philippines
Tasting Notes
Crisp and refreshing with nothing artificial. Dry, not sweet. Fizzy, fruity and light
Specs
Can size: 250ml
Alcohol: 7.25%
Sugar: 2.5 grams
Usual Rosé + Raspberry Wine Spritzer
Just ripe red raspberries and crisp rosé, nothing else. It’s fruity, but not sweet
No artificial sweeteners, this is real fruit, picked at peak freshness
Tasting Notes
The raspberries blend a touch of tartness with fresh berry flavor that perfectly complements the Rosé to create something like you’ve never tasted before
Specs
Can size: 250ml
Alcohol: 7.25%
Sugar: 2.8 grams
About The Winery
Winery: Usual Wines
Introducing our take on the modern wine spritzer, in a can. Made with clean, simple ingredients. A farm stand spritzer, in a can. All natural ingredients that make you want to drink straight out of the can. No concentrates, no colorants, and no flavorings. We let the grapes do the work so you can feel better while drinking and after.
Cans go where bottles can’t. Enjoy at home or on the go. When no glass is allowed, the perfect summer spritz to refresh your palate and outlook. So good, you may not be able to stop at one. Crack, sparkle and sip. Celebrating the everyday is the new Usual.
@neuroticsilence probably has to do with the can deposit. I think I’ve seen things like Starbucks coffee cans also not shippable to Oregon. The old deposit law might have been a good idea at the time but most agree that it’s morphed into just drug funding for street people. (Whom we all want to help but that’s not the way)
@pmarin Unlikely. Canned wine is exempted from the bottle bill. I purchased these when they were up on casemates last, so it’s probably just some weird fluke.
Usual Brut + Pink Guava Wine Spritzer
Tasting Notes
Specs
Usual Rosé + Raspberry Wine Spritzer
Tasting Notes
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About The Winery
Winery: Usual Wines
What’s Included?
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Friday, Sep 6 - Monday, Sep 9
Wow, no OR shipping? I think this is a first, we’re generally easy to ship booze to.![:smiling_face_with_tear:](https://dj5zo597wtsux.cloudfront.net/joypixels/assets/6.6/png/unicode/64/1f972.png)
@neuroticsilence probably has to do with the can deposit. I think I’ve seen things like Starbucks coffee cans also not shippable to Oregon. The old deposit law might have been a good idea at the time but most agree that it’s morphed into just drug funding for street people. (Whom we all want to help but that’s not the way)
@pmarin Unlikely. Canned wine is exempted from the bottle bill. I purchased these when they were up on casemates last, so it’s probably just some weird fluke.