Boxy Eco Vino Packaging

The Octavin Wine Line is Sleek in Design and Keeps Booze Fresh

The sophisticated packaging design of the Octavin Wine Line is challenging perceptions that wine served out of a box can't be as classy as its glass counterpart.

Each wine cask holds the equivalent of four bottles of traditionally packaged vino and keeps the booze fresh for up to six weeks, which reduces waste and is ideal for those who like to enjoy a little more than a glass of wine with dinner each night. The package also decreases the environmental footprint by eliminating the carbon-inefficient glass and cork.

Available in both red and white, the line features an Old Vine Zinfandel, Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc. The company is based out of California and is among several wine lines that are trying to reduce their carbon footprint through initiatives aimed to decrease waste and the amount of packaging used.
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