Let’s get real here. Pinterest and lifestyle blogs and all of the above frequently paint this picture of easy-breezy-beautiful beach picnics, featuring cheese that doesn’t melt, fruit that sand never touches, and—most importantly—chilled full bottles of rosé with coordinating hand-painted wine glasses that absolutely fail to tip over despite the sandy uneven surface! {ahem.}
If any of you have ever pulled off the above, please do tell me your secret. But here’s mine: Lila Wines.

Say what you will about canned drinks {though why doesn’t beer get any slack?!}, but wine is not the most portable bevvie of choice. Lila Wines solves that and checks all of the boxes:: Gluten-free. Eco-friendly. Low-calorie. Low-carb. No added sugar. And LOCAL. That’s just the party umbrella on top:: Latitude Beverage Company is based out of Allston.
Doesn’t hurt to mention it tastes as good as any wine out of a bottle I’ve had recently.







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I’m not condoning any illegal activity, but let’s just say this is making drinking on Massachusetts beaches a whole lot easier #rulebreakers. This is a no-substitutions ingredient to the perfect beach party.
Where can you find Lila Wines? Google maps that ish.

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Full disclosure: I received samples from Latitude Beverage for the purpose of this review. This post is not sponsored monetarily, and all opinions expressed are my own.


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