Certainly, that’s a question worth asking in light of this relatively new offering from Woodbridge, itself a brand created in 1979 by legendary Calfornia winemaker Robert Mondavi as a way to make wine more mainstream (and more affordable). The soda is described by Woodbridge exec Serena Shrivastava as “an accessible and non-intimidating wine-based beverage for those looking for something with equal convenience but more refreshing flavor than hard seltzers.” In other words, a wine seltzer — or, as team Woodbridge dubs it, a wine soda. Read More...
Certainly, that’s a question worth asking in light of this relatively new offering from Woodbridge, itself a brand created in 1979 by legendary Calfornia winemaker Robert Mondavi as a way to make wine more mainstream (and more affordable). The soda is described by Woodbridge exec Serena Shrivastava as “an accessible and non-intimidating wine-based beverage for those looking for something with equal convenience but more refreshing flavor than hard seltzers.” In other words, a wine seltzer — or, as team Woodbridge dubs it, a wine soda.
