Jug wine

Jug Wine

Jug wine (/dʒʌɡ waɪn/) is a term used to describe inexpensive table wine or bulk wine which is literally sold in large-volume containers like jugs.

Etymology

The term "jug wine" originates from the practice of selling such wine in large jugs. This practice was common in the United States during the 20th century, especially in California, where producers like Gallo, Carlo Rossi, and Almaden made it popular.

Related Terms

• Table wine: A wine term which is used to describe a wine that is good enough to drink at meals.
• Bulk wine: This is wine that is not bottled by the winery that produced it.
• Box wine: This is wine that is packaged in a bag-in-box. It is also a type of inexpensive, high-volume wine.

See Also

• Wine
• Wine bottle
• Wine tasting
• Wine cellar
• Wine making

External links

• Medical encyclopedia article on Jug wine
• Wikipedia's article - Jug wine

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