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It’s 2026. Now What?!?

Paul Tincknell — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 23:23:15 +0000

The analysts and pundits have delivered their annual “Sermons on the Industry,” and many now (very tentatively) prognosticate that an…

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The Boxed Wine Trail

Jennifer Tincknell — Wed, 06 May 2009 01:40:58 +0000

Boxed wines sales are up 32.4% again in 2008 amidst a tidal wave of bad economic news hasn’t gone unnoticed by wineries that are looking for new ways to market and sell their wines. After all, boxed wines – also known as bag-in-box and wine casks – offer packaging that dispenses affordable, fresh wine for up to six weeks or more, and pouring a glass is as easy as pushing a tap. And this year interesting, tasty boxed wines are cropping up all over the U.S. More and more wineries, big and small, are launching new wines in fun, bold, and creative packaging. A "Boxed Wine Trail" is emerging across the United States.

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Two New Box Wine Projects

Paul Tincknell — Wed, 11 Aug 2004 02:11:45 +0000

Tincknell & Tincknell, Inc., Wine Sales and Marketing Consultants, continue to lead the wine industry in the branding, positioning, and development of the super-premium, 3-liter, boxed wine packaging. T&T and Erickson Design of San Francisco, California, teamed together to create the branding, positioning, and packaging design for Brutocao Cellars’, of Mendocino County, California, new Bliss Box. T&T has been the advisory consulting firm for Amicus Cellars of Napa Valley, California, on its roll-out of the X Box, including branding and introduction into their national sales markets.

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Blackburn Fine Wine Cache

Paul Tincknell — Fri, 15 Aug 2003 02:26:37 +0000

Tincknell & Tincknell, Wine Sales and Marketing Consultants, of Healdsburg, California, and Bauermeister Design of Sonoma, California, teamed together to create the packaging for a new, upscale, super-premium, three-liter boxed wine, the Blackburn Fine Wine Cache from Sonoma Hill Winery in Graton, California. The metallic gold, embossed design took First Place in the Best Application of Single Face Laminating category in the 11th International Corrugated Packaging Design Competition held by the Associated of Independent Corrugated Converters (AICC).

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