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stel+mar is Packaged in Highly Portable, Eco-Friendly Cans & Tetra Paks

For the longest time, premium wine could only be purchased by the bottle but Sheep Black Wine is introducing stel+mar premium California wine in portable and eco-friendly cans and boxes. While many wine lovers may already be familiar with purchasing single-serve canned packaging, stel+mar is introducing its product in 500-milliliter Tetra Pak boxes. Like cans of wine, these boxes can be taken anywhere in a way that's safe, ultra-portable and much more lightweight than transporting bottles of wine.

stel+mar focuses on uses premium California wines that are low-sugar and fruit-forward, and it is planning to introduce Premium Rosé in Tetra Paks, along with other premium wines in the form of Zinfandel, Unoaked Chardonnay, Sparkling Rosé and Sparkling White.
Trend Themes
1. Portable Wine Packaging - The introduction of highly portable wine packaging options like cans and Tetra Paks presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the wine industry.
2. Eco-friendly Wine Packaging - The shift towards eco-friendly packaging materials such as cans and Tetra Paks opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in the sustainable packaging industry.
3. Single-serve Mini Wine Packaging - The growing popularity of single-serve canned packaging and Tetra Paks creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in the mini wine market.
Industry Implications
1. Wine Industry - The wine industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by adopting portable and eco-friendly packaging options like cans and Tetra Paks.
2. Packaging Industry - The packaging industry can tap into disruptive innovation by developing sustainable packaging solutions like cans and Tetra Paks that cater to the wine market.
3. Mini Wine Industry - The mini wine industry can leverage the trend of single-serve packaging options like cans and Tetra Paks to introduce innovative and convenient wine products.

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