Holiday Wine Trio Gift Pack

This festive trio brings everything you need to make holiday hosting easy and delicious. With a Gold-winning non-alcoholic Sparkling Rosé for inclusive toasts, a vibrant and food-loving Australian Sangiovese built for pasta and cozy winter dishes, and a bright, elegant Bordeaux Blanc that pairs beautifully with classic holiday fare, this pack covers every mood at the table. It is the perfect grab-and-go gift for party hosts, dinner guests, or anyone who loves having the right bottle on hand for every moment of the season. Cheers to effortless celebrating.

Joyus N/A Sparkling Rosé (Non-Alcoholic)

Fun Fact: This is the first non-alcoholic wine to win Gold in a completely blind competition at one of the largest and oldest wine contests in the world.
Tasting Notes: Bright Pacific Northwest berries, juicy strawberries, and soft citrus blossom make this an instant celebration in a glass.
Holiday Pairings: Perfect as a welcome pour for guests, with holiday appetizers, or alongside desserts. Also ideal for anyone pacing themselves between festive meals and family chaos.

Unico Zelo “Pastafarian” (Sangiovese, Clare Valley)

Fun Fact: This wine had its own musical glow-up. After years as a Nebbiolo bottling, the winemakers switched to Sangiovese and jokingly called it their “My Sweet Lord” moment.
Tasting Notes: Aromas of violets and cardamom lead into juicy red fruits, black olive, and a little savory cherry, all lifted by fresh acidity and fine tannins.
Holiday Pairings: A perfect match for pasta feasts, baked holiday lasagnas, herby stuffing, roasted veggies, and anything featuring oregano, thyme, or a little cozy spices.

Château La Caussade Bordeaux Blanc (Sauvignon Blanc & Sémillon)

Fun Fact: This family estate goes back generations, with the Armand family tending these vineyards since the 1930s and carrying the motto “Quality above all.”
Tasting Notes: Crisp grapefruit, lemon, passion fruit, and delicate florals balanced by refreshing minerality and a subtle, silky roundness on the palate.
Holiday Pairings: A dream with roasted turkey (especially citrus-glazed), herb-crusted salmon, honey-baked ham, butternut squash risotto, and green bean almondine. Basically, if it’s on a holiday table, this wine will make it shine.