Beringer Wine, a brand of Treasury Wine Estates, launched a new line of canned wine spritzers: Main & Vine. 

The Fourth of July holiday is around the corner and that has consumers stocking up on their favorite foods and beverages. When prognosticating about which beverages consumers will reach for this holiday, New York-based Nielsen analyzed the performance of numerous beverage alcohol categories and segments.

Research shows that consumers want to enjoy wine in a variety of settings and that they’re looking for convenience for on-the-go occasions.

No Fine Print Wine Co. launched its line of canned wine titled Lil Fizz. 

This Memorial Day past weekend, consumers kicked off the unofficial start of summer with a more diverse selection of food and beverage options. Although beer and hot dogs remain staple menu options for the summer, emerging options likely are to join them on the menu, according to New York-based Nielsen’s recent Insights titled “This Memorial Day, American Will Substitute Summer CPG Staples for Alternatives.”

Florida Orange Groves Winery launched Hurricane Class 5 White Sangria, a 10 percent alcohol-by-volume canned wine. 

Calistoga, Calif.-based Sterling Vineyards, a division of Treasury Wine Estates, is bringing a trio of wines to market in resealable aluminum bottles. The lineup is designed not only to improve convenience for consumers, but also to do so with the winery’s unique sense of style, it says.