Say hello to the only single-serve wine you need to stock up on! While you can, anyway. Usual Wines, which is a direct-to-consumer wine brand from the founders of Vinebox, just launched Usual Reserve, its first ultra premium, limited-edition offering just in time for the holidays.
Usual Reserve 2016 is a bold cabernet sauvignon that comes from Mount Veeder in the Napa Valley region. It’s a rare vino that features blackberry compote, baker’s chocolate, and eucalyptus notes. There’s no added sugar, preservatives, or sulfites, and the brand prides itself on making wine the natural way. The Usual Reserve is served in its signature minimal, sustainably manufactured bottles that will make for sleek sipping.
Beginning on Nov. 6, you can shop the Usual Reserve exclusively on Usual Wines’ website. It’s available in a six-pack for $120 and will begin shipping the week of Nov. 16. The price might seem a bit steep, but Mount Veeder has been producing some of the most expensive cabernet sauvignons since the 1860’s. So this is your chance for an extra special red that will add a memorable touch to your holiday table.
“We are excited to offer our first luxury, limited-edition wine, Usual Reserve, just in time for the holiday season. This 2016 Cabernet Sauvignon from Mount Veeder is the type of wine that made me first fall in love with the Napa region. It’s bold, rare, absolutely delicious, and makes an awesome gift. Elevate your holiday experience, whatever that might look like, with a truly special wine,” Matt Dukes, CEO and cofounder of Usual Wines, told Best Products.
This rare wine is only expected to be around for a limited time, so whether you’re planning to snag the bottles for yourself or stock up for Christmas gifts, you won’t want to delay adding it to your cart.
