[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was such a pleasant surprise. I was expecting close to the equivalent to a glass bottle of wine for a similar price point. I had a glass to try but ended up drinking much more because it was way too good! Plus being able to just pour directly from the box actually made it really easy to cook with which is what I originally purchased for! 10/10 would recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bota Box is the only brand of box wine that I’ll buy. The Pinot Grigio is definitely one of the best. This wine tastes light and fresh. I appreciate that it lasts a while. This is my go-to for drinking a glass after work.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am really enjoying the bottom box Pinot grigio white wine. It is so delicious and I love that it comes in a convenient box to pour it from. The compact size makes it versatile and easy to stock more wine without the space. I would definitely purchase this again and can't wait to try some other varieties.

Bought this on Sunday. Opened on Monday after it chilled overnight in the fridge. Tastes great! But by Monday evening the bottom of the box was soggy and my fridge shelf was damp. I put a glass dish underneath, thinking it must have just spilled a bit while getting a glass? However, Tuesday I woke up to the container filled with wine and half the bag drained. Somehow this leaked almost the entire contents, despite being unable to find a hole in the bag and the faucet-like spout showed no signs of leaking either. So disappointing. A box can’t last the same time as 4 bottles of wine if it dumps out 2 of those bottles all over your fridge with no rhyme or reason. The Rosé bota box that I tried before this did not leak. Perhaps a manufacturing flaw with this variety. Either way, super bummed. Would not recommend buying it unless you’re ok with losing most of the contents to your fridge shelves/looking for an excuse to deep clean your fridge.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I enjoy this brand of wine and it is affordable. The box can be a little tough to open and pull the spout out. The spout was also turned so that it was not pointed straight down when you go to pour it in a glass. But all in all this is something I would buy again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was gifted a box of Bota Box Pinot Grigio wine in exchange for my honest feedback md opinion. I can honestly say that this is one of the very best Pinot Grigio wines I've ever enjoyed, and I'm very picky! This award winning wine comes in a 3 liter box for convenience and lasts for 30 days after opening. It has a spigot so no need for a cork screw...total convenience and easy for traveling. The box 8s sustainable and you can recycle it as it folds flat. Both blBox's Pinot Grigio has been awarded 150 Gold Medals from Wine Enthusiast and for good reason!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I know a lot of people look down on boxed wine. But this Pinot Grigio tastes delightful. It’s smooth, light and crisp. I can taste the nectarine, peach and citrus. I would say this boxed wine is just as good or better than many similarly priced bottled wines.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Woah! Bora Box wine was MUCH better than I thought. The packaging is eco-friendly and you get a lot of wine for the price point. Also, the Pinot Grigio was one of the smoothest varieties I’ve had so, far and I’ve had A LOT of wine in my life, lol. I would say if you’re a Pinot lover, having a girls night or a gathering, grab a box of Bota Wine. The flavor was also very clean, fresh and smooth on the tongue.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Pinot Grigio is light and refreshing with hints of pineapple and citrus flavors. This will be one of my new go to’s to serve at gatherings, especially during the summer time. 3L = 4 bottles of wine. One Bota Box has enough wine to accommodate numerous people and at such a good price. Must try!

I buy BOTA all th Tim, but recently a couple of the boxes seem like they have lost their tase. I have seen different dates on the bottom. How can one determine the best date. The dates I have on my boxes are the same, L11B 09 04 23 145. Does this mean it was made then or use by then. Went to Total Wine and th box ws L11B 14:47 23 061. Now I'm confused