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Accolade Wines expands Mini Box offering with the rich and smooth Jam Shed Shiraz

by Fiona Briggs
November 13, 2024
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Accolade WinesHot off the heels of the launch of Mud House Sauvignon Blanc in Mini Box format, Accolade Wines is delighted to continue diversifying and expanding its mini boxed wine portfolio with the addition of fan-favourite wine: Jam Shed Shiraz – guaranteed to stay fresh for up to six weeks!

Known for its rich, bold and jammy flavour profile, the Jam Shed Shiraz Mini Box is widely available across grocery and retail channels. A key benefit of boxed wine is that its freshness and quality is preserved for up to six weeks after opening, so consumers can savour the wine at their own pace or share with friends over multiple occasions.  Delivering a 26% overall size reduction and a 13.6% cardboard by weight reduction[1] compared to Accolade’s previous 1.5L format, this innovation sets a new standard across the category, proving it’s possible to prioritise convenience and sustainability, without compromising on taste.

The Jam Shed Shiraz Mini Box features similar functional, clear messaging that educates and engages consumers at the point of sale, such as on-pack distinct flavour cues, designed to enhance brand recognition and make it easier for shoppers to navigate. Whilst, retailers can benefit from enhanced efficiency, with the design allowing for 12.7% more wine per pallet compared to Accolade’s previous 1.5L boxes.

The launch comes off the back of new research conducted by Accolade Wines, that has explored consumer’s evolving attitudes towards alternative wine packaging. The research identifies significant barriers to broader adoption, including the generational divide in the acceptance and preference for alternative wine packaging. The research also highlights the need for innovation in boxed wine design and messaging.

Lucy Ramsay, head of portfolio, innovation and sustainability – Europe at Accolade Wines, said: “With the festive season just around the corner, the launch of the Jam Shed Shiraz Mini Box couldn’t be timelier. It’s ideal for social, holiday gatherings, making it easy to share a delicious, quality wine with friends and family. Plus, its guaranteed freshness for up to six weeks after opening means that consumers can savour the taste of Christmas long after the festivities have ended.

“There’s still a big job to be done in terms of educating consumers about the benefits of alternative wine packaging and breaking down long-standing stigma, but Accolade Wines is entirely committed to driving this change through the launch of our new Mini Boxes, including Jam Shed and the recently launched Mud House Sauvignon Blanc”.

Similar Retail News Articles:

  1. Jam Shed Malbec joins Accolade Wines’ Mini Box range
  2. Vinarchy expands mini boxed wine portfolio with Jam Shed Sauvignon Blanc and Echo Falls Summer Berries Fruit Fusion
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