Aligning with the premiumization trend from the past few years, experts note that super-premium and luxury wines have performed the best.

Ron Rubin Winery announced extending its oak-free offerings with the release of Pam's UN-Oaked Cabernet Sauvignon 2021. The new UN-oaked Cabernet joins existing fan favorite, Pam’s UN-Oaked Chardonnay. 

Essentia Water and House Wine partnered to release the Essentia Water & Wine box, a side-by-side combo of Essentia Water and House Wine. Each limited-edition Water & Wine box includes both red and white wine, with the equivalent of four standard 750-ml bottles each of House Wine Sauvignon Blanc and Original Red Blend. 

Woodbridge Wines, a brand of Constellations Brands, unveiled Fruitful Blends: a lineup of three sweet, fruity and lightly effervescent wines, it says. 

Organic wine brand Avaline, from co-founders Cameron Diaz and Katherine Power, announced the release of its very first Cabernet Sauvignon.

As wine consumption increases, American favorites vary from state-to-state, according to recent opinion poll.

This year’s State of the Industry report on the U.S. wine and spirits markets highlights the impact that premiumization and health and wellness trends are having on these categories.

New York-based Public Goods announced the launch of a completely new category and its first collection of alcohol offerings. 

Unrated, a brand of Viña Concha Y Toro, introduced its Cabernet Sauvignon from South America: XTRA CAB. The bold Cabernet Sauvignon has a deep red tone, with notes of red and black fruits, the company says.