5 Missouri Wineries With Adventure-Friendly Packaging

The glass bottle has been the tried and true wine receptacle for ages, and for good reason. It’s elegant and works well for its intended purpose of housing wine from where it’s made to your glass. However, there are times when glass can present challenges. So, the next time you’re going hiking, camping, rafting, sitting by the pool or any other fun (but not-so-glass-friendly) adventure, keep these Missouri wineries and their eco-friendly, easy to use alternative packaging in mind.

Peaceful Bend Vineyard – Steeleville

Peaceful Bend Vineyard’s Grapes of Raft series of wines in a 1.5L recyclable pouch with a convenient pouch is perfect for all your travels.

7Cs Winery – Walnut Grove

7Cs Winery packages several of their wines in 3 different size pouches. Which one works best for your next adventure?

West Winery – Macon

West Winery offers many of their most popular wines (rotating varietals) in pouches which hold the equivalent of two bottles. Perfect for camping, boating, hiking, or just savoring one sip at a time!

Cave Hollow West Winery – Hannibal

With a campground on-site, it’s no surprise that Cave Hollow West Winery puts many of their wines in pouches to make camping and other outdoor adventures even easier.

St. James Winery – St. James

St. James winery offers a pouch ready to head to the pool or cook-out with you as the weather warms up.

(Bonus) St. James Winery - St. James

St. James also offers wine in plastic “mini” bottles that hold 187ml (or ¼ of a regular wine bottle). Aren’t they so cute? In addition to mini bottles, St. James makes a 3L box perfect for a big group or keeping your wine fresh in the refrigerator. Both these less than conventional packaging options are available in their Velvet Red and White wines.