Inside our monthly wine subscription: February 2026

Inside our monthly wine subscription: February 2026

Your February Vinito box is here and it’s all about vibrant flavours, easy romance and wines made for sharing (or not 👀). Think fresh fizz, juicy reds and crowd-pleasers that work just as well for a cosy night in as they do for dinner with friends.

Here’s what’s landing in your box. 🍇

1. Laylo Blanc de Blancs, France

  • Tastes like: crisp green apple, freshly cut melon and zesty grapefruit, all wrapped up in fine, elegant bubbles. Fresh, bright and seriously easy to sip
  • Pairs with: fresh oysters, seafood platers, soft cheeses or anything salty and snacky
  • Insider intel: 'Blanc de Blancs' means white wine made only from white grapes - and this one brings Champagne-style finesse without the fuss
  • Food Pairing: a bowl of salted almonds, olives and crisps for aperitif vibes, or oysters if you’re feeling fancy

Pop the Blanc de Blancs

2. Canned Wine Co. Grüner Veltliner, Austria

Canned Grüner Veltliner in bold, modern design, a crisp and spicy Austrian dry white wine with white pepper and citrus.

  • Tastes like: peach, green apple and zesty citrus with Grüner's signature peppery spice and a clean, mineral finish
  • Pairs with: chicken salad, sushi, scallops, grilled white fish and lighter veggie dishes
  • Insider intel: Grüner Veltliner is Austria’s most famous grape, loved for its freshness, food-friendliness and subtle spice
  • Try with: avocado on toast and this - a boujee brunch situation waiting to happen

Try the Grüner

3. When In Rome Pecorino, Italy

When in Rome Pecorino canned white wine from Italy - 187ml can, crisp and fresh with pear, apple, and herbal notes.

  • Tastes like: ripe pear, crunchy apple and a subtle herbal note of sage. Smooth, vibrant and beautifully balanced
  • Pairs with: creamy goat's cheese, grilled vegetables or seafood risotto
  • Insider intel: despite the name, Pecorino isn’t named after cheese - legend has it the grape was a favourite snack of roaming sheep in Italy’s hills. It’s now loved for its freshness and elegance
  • Snack recipe: goat’s cheese and honey crostini or a simple lemony pasta with greens. Try a take on The Cheese Society's recipe

Checkout the Pecorino

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4. Italia Pinot Grigio Rosé, Italy

A 250ml can of rosé wine made from Pinot Grigio grapes, sourced from the Pavia Hills of Italy.

  • Tastes like: delicate red berries and soft berries yet refreshingly dry
  • Pairs with: chicken salads, charcuterie or just on it's own
  • Insider intel: Pinot Grigio grapes develop a pink tinge in Pavia’s climate, giving this rosé its blush colour 
  • Snack Hack: prosciutto and melon, tomato bruschetta or a summery mezze board (maybe it will bring on the sunshine?!)

Taste Pinot Grigio Rosé

5. Mad Med Le Rouge, France 

Mad Med Le Rouge – Organic canned Provence red wine with raspberry and blood orange

  • Tastes like: raspberry, redcurrant and blood orange with a silky mouthfeel
  • Pairs with: charcuterie, pizza or relaxed dinner parties
  • Insider intel: this juicy blend of Grenache, Syrah and Vermentino (a white-skinned grape) has been made in a low-intervention style that keeps the fruit vibrant and the wine seriously drinkable
  • Food Pairing: Margherita pizza - trust us on this one

Try Le Rouge

6. The Liberator "Mal Bek", South Africa 

The Liberator ‘All the Wounded Creatures’ Mal Bek canned red wine, a South African blend of Malbec and Cabernet Sauvignon with blackberry, cherry and spice notes.

  • Tastes like: ripe red cherry, blackberry and soft, rounded dark fruit with a smooth finish
  • Pairs with: red meat, rich veggie dishes and cheese, especially brie
  • Insider intel: this is a South African twist on Malbec, blended with a touch of Cabernet Sauvignon. The result is a comforting red that's full of flavour without being too heavy
  • Snack pairing: baked brie and honey or garlicy mushrooms

Get the Mal Bek

 

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Want to read last month's deep dive? Here's what was in the January box →

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This section is designed to answer common questions about our subscription — and to help you find us if you've been searching for a canned wine subscription, wine box delivery UK, or wine tasting at home ideas.

Frequently asked questions about the Vinito wine subscription

What is the Vinito monthly wine subscription?

Vinito is a monthly canned wine subscription based in the UK. Each month, founder Louisa hand-picks six canned wines from producers around the world - typically a mix of whites, rosés and reds from regions including Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Chile, Austria and more. Every box comes with tasting notes written by Louisa, food pairing suggestions, and recipe links so you can get the most from each wine. It's designed for people who love discovering new wines without the pressure of committing to a full bottle.

How much does the Vinito subscription cost?

A monthly subscription is £38 per month. You can also order a one-off box for £40 without subscribing. Subscriptions can be paused or cancelled at any time.

Why canned wine?

Canned wine gets a bad reputation it doesn't deserve. The wines in each Vinito box are the same quality you'd expect from a bottle - often from small, independent producers with real stories behind them. Cans are better for the environment than glass, more practical for picnics, garden evenings and festivals, and they mean you can enjoy a single glass without worrying about finishing a bottle. It's wine that fits around your life.

Is a Vinito subscription good for wine tasting at home?

Yes - it's one of the easiest ways to do structured wine tasting at home without any expertise required. Because each box contains six different wines with tasting notes and food pairings, you can work through them properly: taste each one, compare them, try the suggested pairings. No specialist kit needed. Just six cans, some snacks, and a bit of curiosity.

Can I buy a Vinito box as a wine gift subscription?

Absolutely. A Vinito subscription makes a brilliant gift — especially for wine lovers who are curious about canned wine, people who live alone and don't always want to open a full bottle, or anyone who likes discovering new wines without the faff. We offer gifted subscriptions alongside personal ones. Find out more about gifting a Vinito subscription →

What makes Vinito different from other wine subscription boxes in the UK?

Most wine subscription boxes send bottles. Vinito sends cans - which means more flexibility in how and when you drink your wines and a lighter environmental footprint. Every wine is personally chosen by Louisa, with tasting notes she writes herself rather than copy-pasted producer descriptions. It's a more personal, more curious, more fun take on the wine subscription model.