19 Crimes partners with Universal Products & Experiences to release a limited-edition collection of highly sought after Halloween wines, featuring the classic Universal Monsters. 

Gnarly Head wines and the Grateful Dead announced three new limited-release wine offerings packaged in eye-catching bottles that rock two of the band’s most beloved icons in shimmering holographic labels, the company says.

Michele Chiarlo, a family-owned and operated winery in Piedmont, Italy, is upgrading the bottle and label for its original Barbera wine, Barbera d’Asti Le Orme DOCG, beginning with the 2020 vintage. The new design matches the artistic and sustainable visions of the winery, the company says.

Hess Family Wines has released its Lion Tamer Cabernet Sauvignon for a suggested retail price of $65 for a bottle.

Maison Marcel launched French Velvet, a merlot wine featuring flavors of ripe plum, cherry and a hint of chocolate, it says.

Cupcake Vineyards released Cupcake LightHearted, the brand’s newest addition to its lineup of California wines.

Risata Wines, a brand of Prestige Beverage Group, launched two fruit-forward, semi-sweet red wines from Italy: Scarlet and Raven.

As a follow up to National Wine Day (May 25), St. Louis-based WINESTIQ announced that it will release a “by the bottle” offering of its “swizzle stick,” which helps remove sulfites from wine by transitioning them to sulfates.

House of Saka released Saka PINK, which is crafted from 100 percent Pinot Noir grapes picked from vineyards within California’s Napa Valley.