30 of the Best Canned Wines You'll Want to Drink All Summer Long

The canned Cupcake Rosé and Sauvignon Blanc come in cute yellow and pink cans ready to pop open at a moment’s notice, and you don’t have to worry about bringing a corkscrew opener. Each can holds 375 milliliters – exactly half of a standard 750-milliliter bottle – so you can share with your SO, or keep it all to yourself. Cupcake describes the white wine as having notes of lemon and nectarine, while the Rosé is “crisp with watermelon and strawberry.” Yum! Get ’em for only $6 a can.

Whether you’re at the beach or in the snow, this sparkling canned wine from California can be a year-round go-to. The Drop Red Wine is a blend of Old Vine Zinfandel Blend with Syrah and Petite Sirah that won a silver medal in the 2018 Los Angeles International Wine Competition, and you can get eight for $32.

Barefoot offers a full fleet of canned wine spritzers, effervescent and easily drinkable twists on traditional blends. In addition to a red sangria, crisp white, and Rosé, the Barefoot Summer Red Spritzer is the perfect way to bring a refreshing red on the go, and it’s only three bucks each!

From the same people who gave us White Girl Rosé comes Babe Wine, a bubbly canned wine perfect for any (and all) occasions. And the best part? An eight-pack is only $28!

With each can the equivalent of a half-bottle of wine, Sans Wine Company knows what their consumers want. This ’17 Cabernet Sauvignon from their Soda Pop Vineyard is the brand’s most acclaimed varietal, and was chosen as Wine Enthusiast Editor’s Choice and rated 90 points – an honor that proves Sans isn’t just competing with other cans, but bottles, too. You can get a pack of six for $150.

You know a wine trend is approved when even old-school vintners like Coppola are getting in on the action. The Francis Ford Coppola Pinot Noir Can proves that you don’t have to compromise tradition or quality to increase convenience. You can get a set of four for only $24. Cheers!

This canned version of the House Wine Original Red Blend takes the brand’s classic red to the next level of accessibility. The blend is 40 percent Cabernet Sauvignon, 40 percent Merlot, and 20 percent Syrah, and is only $32 for six.

As this brand puts it, “Don’t let glass hold you back.” With the Porch Pounder Red Wine, make every situation a red wine situation. Get a pack of four for $24.

Pinot Noir in a can? No, your eyes aren’t deceiving you – Union Wine Company’s Underwood Pinot Noir gives a new meaning to Champagne taste on a beer budget with cans of this Oregon-made red wine. We’re talking 28 bucks for a pack of four.

Most canned wines tend to be whites or Rosés (as they’re best served chilled), and as a red wine drinker, I was excited to spot this Summer Red Fizzy from Don Simon. The canned sangria has a red wine base, citrus soda, and a splash of lemon. The fruity beverage is just sweet enough but isn’t overly sugary, and it’s a phenomenal alternative to making your own pitchers of sangria.

The sangria is from Spain but has made its way to the US. It’s sold at H-E-B stores and Cost Plus World Market. Pick up six-packs of these cans (330 milliliters each) for $10.

The first thing you’ll notice about Nomadica canned wines is the packaging – and that’s the intention. Based out of Los Angeles, this trendy wine label aims to combine art and wine by featuring captivating illustrations on the packaging itself. (Side note: it comes as no surprise that the company is also the mastermind behind the Instagram-famous “Pink Is a Nice Color” art installation in Los Angeles that featured three houses painted bright pink.) “I wanted to do really, really good wine in a can with art on the labels; otherwise it gets boring,” a member of the Nomadica team told POPSUGAR. Nomadica currently offers rosé, sparkling rosé, sparkling white, and red, as well as a sampler pack of all four starting at $50 for an eight-pack (equivalent to more than 2.5 bottles of wine).

Possibly the most millennial (read: Instagram-worthy) canned wine, Nomadica comes in several eye-catching varieties that speak to different people’s aesthetics. You can order Nomadica online or find it in stores in LA, and soon in more states like New York, Oklahoma, and Tennessee.

There’s no need to keep bottles of Chardonnay over ice all day thanks to Surf Swim‘s summery canned Chardonnay. Based in LA, Surf Swim is rolling out its four-packs of the refreshing white wine at WinCo stores for $13.

The Infinite Monkey Theorem has a canned wine for every preference: a lightly carbonated red, a sweet and bubbly Moscato, a refreshing Rosé, a dry white wine, and a crisp Sauvignon Blanc. There’s also a dry-hopped pear cider for those who prefer a fruitier cider over wine. You can find these cans in 44 states across the country at stores like BevMo, Total Wine, and (soon) Safeway for $15 per four-pack.

This canned wine will speak to your soul if your motto is “Rosé All Day.” Made by the same company as the Bushido’s Way of the Warrior Canned Sake, Nomikai California Rosé is fizzy, not too sweet, and ideal for summer cookouts. Wine stores across the country are carrying the new wine for $5 per can.

Italian wine brand Bollicini recently launched these adorable four-packs of canned Rosé in the US. The imported Italian sparkling wine is available in stores nationally for $10 per four-pack, and fans of crisp, bubbly Rosé will want to scout out one of these millennial-pink-colored packs.

Look for the blue Bollicini cans of sparkling Cuvée if Champagne is your sunny-day drink of choice. Drink a can on its own, or add a mini bottle of orange juice to your cooler for perfectly portioned individual mimosas.