Wine Reviews: Right Now Wine (canned wine)

Editor’s Note: Right Now Wine is no longer sold and available in 2026. However, our review of this wine in a can was first published in 2018 when canned wine was a novelty. Since then, we have tried many more producers. We are now focusing in less mass produced wines and more in wines that are focused on sustainability. Read more about the current state of canned wines here.

NAME: Right Now White Wine
VARIETAL: 85% Pinot Grigio, 10% Viogner, and 5% mix of Vermentino and Sauvignon Blanc.
YEAR: 2017
COUNTRY: USA
REGION: California
Eyes 👀 is very difficult to appreciate the color of the wine from a can. For tasting purposes I poured a white wine on a glass. I discovered a pale green color and bright gold edge, clean and fast legs.
Nose 👃 very difficult to get some olfactory notes since it’s in a can. Therefore, pouring it into the glass helped to discover lemon and lime aromas.
Mouth 👄 You can definitely feel the crisp and fruit flavors of Pinot Grigio and the hint of Viogner. It is light bodied with medium acidity, light attack, average stay, medium alcohol and dry.
The minerality on canned wines was surprisingly good. Most likely you are going to enjoy canned wine wherever bottle wine is most difficult to transport such as the beach. You might not be thinking a lot about doing a complete tasting there, so just relax and enjoy. I really enjoyed this tasting. Moreover, I will definitely look to try other canned wines and I will take them with me to hikes or beaches!

Right Now Wine Review

About the autor

Martha Cisneros Paja is an Engineer, Cava Educator and WSET Level 2 certified, founder of Latinas Wine Club Inc. and author of Mexican Wines: A guide to Fall in Love with Wines of Mexico . Read more about one of the most hard-working Latinas in Wine here.

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