BiboVino brings premium French wines in eco-friendly boxed formats. Our bag-in-box packaging keeps wine fresh for up to six weeks after opening, lowers carbon emissions by up to 90% compared to bottles, and makes authentic Bordeaux, Loire, Rhône and Burgundy wines more accessible and convenient without compromising quality.
Why the Box
Prolonged Freshness and Quality:
A common issue with bottled wine is that once opened, the wine spoils quickly due to oxidation. BiboVino's bag-in-box wine packaging addresses this problem by minimizing the wine's exposure to air, thereby delaying the oxidation process. Once opened, our premium boxed wines maintain their freshness and quality for up to six weeks - significantly longer than any traditional bottled wine.
Lighter and Affordable Packaging
Instead of using a traditional glass bottle, BiboVino packages wine in cardboard and plastic. This substantially cuts down packaging expenses and lowers the overall weight by 50% for an equivalent volume of bottled wine, which provides a cost advantage during the production phase. The compact box design of BiboVino also optimizes transit efficiency by reducing the per-liter weight and volume of the wine during transportation.
Wine Storage
BiBoVino's boxed wines are easier to stack, store and dispose compared to traditional wine bottles. A single 3L box of wine, equivalent to four 750 mL bottles, takes up roughly half the bar/ fridge space than two standard 750mL bottles. A case of six BiboVino boxes (24 bottles), takes up roughly the same space as a standard 12 bottle case of wine.
Value to Customers:
BiboVino's economical packaging, transportation, and storage methods allow us to pass on significant savings to our customers.
Convenience to Customers
BiboVino boxed wines come equipped with easy-to-use spouts, eliminating the need for a corkscrew or other tools. The durable packaging is more robust than traditional glass bottles, reducing the risk of breakages and spills. This makes our product the perfect option for picnics, outdoor events, and other situations where glass bottles may be impractical or unsafe.
Environmentally Sustainable
A single 3L BiboVino box produces a carbon footprint that is 90% less than that generated by four 750ml glass bottles. Additionally, cardboard and plastic are much more effectively recycled than glass bottles. Being lightweight, compact and optimized for storage, our packaging requires less energy to transport. Boxed wine ability to extend wine's freshness significantly cuts down on spoilage-related waste, making it a greener alternative to traditional glass bottles.
Additional Statistics
Sustainability
- 10x or 90% less carbon emissions than the bottle
- Boxed wine 70 g CO2e/l vs Traditional glass bottle (about 540 grams) 675 g CO2e/l (Manufacturing, transportation of bottles to the winery, transportation around the world)
- 30% of glass bottles make it into recycling, the rest into landfill
Packaging
- 3L Bib is made of 95% wine, where a 750mL bottle is 50% wine
- Full: 3L Bib - 3.2kg vs 1.2kg 750mL Bottle: 2/3rd the weight
- Bib Packaging: 179g, 750mL bottle: 450g - 2/5 of the weight
Longevity
- Stays fresh for 6 weeks after opening compared to 2 days
- $1.5B worth of wine is wasted yearly, equivalent to over 100 million bottles
- This would fill 234,375 family sized swimming pools
Frequently Asked Questions
Get to Know Our Wines
Are there boxed wines that are truly high-quality?
Yes. Not all boxed wines are cheap or mass-produced — BiboVino specializes in importing premium French wines, made by respected winemakers in Bordeaux and the Loire Valley. Each wine is carefully selected and packaged in eco-friendly boxes that preserve freshness for up to six weeks after opening.
What makes BiboVino different from other boxed wine brands?
BiboVino focuses exclusively on high-end French wines, crafted by family domaines and award-winning vineyards. Unlike mass-market boxed wines, BiboVino brings appellation-specific reds, whites, and rosés that highlight authentic terroir and winemaking tradition.
Does boxed wine taste as good as bottled wine?
With BiboVino, yes. The wines are the same premium quality you’d expect in a bottle, but packaged in bag-in-box technology that protects against oxidation. This means the wine stays fresh for weeks, making it ideal for everyday enjoyment without compromise.
Is boxed wine more eco-friendly than bottled wine?
BiboVino’s packaging has a smaller carbon footprint than glass bottles and reduces shipping weight and waste. Choosing boxed wine helps lower emissions and supports sustainable wine consumption without sacrificing quality.
How long does BiboVino stay fresh after opening?
Up to six weeks. Thanks to airtight bag-in-box technology, the wine is protected from oxygen exposure after pouring, keeping flavor, aroma, and freshness intact far longer than an opened bottle.
Are BiboVino wines award-winning?
Yes. Several BiboVino selections have won medals and recognition in France and internationally. These awards validate the quality of the winemakers we partner with and reinforce BiboVino’s positioning as a premium boxed wine brand.
Can I serve BiboVino at a dinner party?
Definitely. BiboVino wines are crafted for serious wine lovers — you’ll find elegant Cabernet Francs, Bordeaux blends, and crisp rosés perfect for pairing with fine meals. The format is practical, but the wine is sophisticated enough for any occasion.
Where can I buy BiboVino in the U.S.?
BiboVino wines can be purchased directly online at drinkbibovino.com. They’re shipped nationwide, making premium French boxed wine accessible to wine lovers across the U.S.
How does BiboVino compare to brands like Bota Box or Black Box?
While Bota Box and Black Box focus on affordable table wines, BiboVino sources exclusively from French vineyards known for quality and tradition. If you’re looking for higher-end boxed wine with authentic terroir, BiboVino offers a unique premium option.
Who makes BiboVino wines?
Each BiboVino wine comes from an independent French winemaker, often multi-generation family domaines in Bordeaux, Loire, and other regions. The wines are produced with the same care and standards as bottled exports, then boxed for convenience and sustainability.
Last updated: October 21, 2025
