We Tried All The Superstar Glowing Wine—And Had One Clear Favourite

It looks like virtually each celebrity has their very own line of wines or spirits today. We’re exhausting pressed to stroll right into a wine store with out recognizing a well-known identify on at the very least one label. With all of the star energy behind these wine manufacturers, we needed to see how they stacked up so you realize what to choose the following time you are in search of a celebrity-endorsed buzz.

For this style take a look at, we targeted on superstar glowing wine. We tasted Cuvée, Prosecco, and glowing purple from a variety of well-known faces, from Cara Delevigne to Cameron Diaz, and rated each on a scale of 1 to five. Preserve studying to see whose wine earned our prime spot.

Vera Wang Social gathering – Vera Wang

2/5

When she’s not making designer attire, Vera Wang is bottling up Prosecco. Upon opening this bottle, we have been instantly hit with a syrupy, fruity sweetness. The style is “by some means too candy and too dry on the identical time,” stated one in every of our tasters. At its value level, we agreed that it is a “satisfactory prosecco.” The design of the bottle is perhaps too ostentatious for some, however a couple of of our testers might see this being a really perfect present for somebody’s twenty first birthday. (Vera Wang Social gathering, $27.99 at verawangparty.com)

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Avaline – Cameron Diaz & Katherine Energy

2/5

Like the remainder of Avaline’s lineup, Cameron Diaz and Katherine Powers created this wine with transparency in thoughts. Fairly than utilizing the usual preservatives and components present in some wines, this glowing wine makes use of “more healthy” components like pea protein. Our tasters all hated the scent of this wine, with one in every of them evaluating the aroma to “expired applesauce.” The wine itself tasted tremendous fruity and funky. “I am unable to inform if it is on function or not,” stated one in every of our tasters, “however the pure components should not doing it any favors.” (Avaline Glowing Wine, $30 at drinkavaline.com)

LVE – John Legend

2.5/5

John Legend’s glowing rosé makes use of grapes from the Loire Valley to create a wine that our style testers described as “stylish.” This glowing wine was heavy on the acid and sugar, with an aftertaste that was “unpleasantly funky.” A few of us discovered it refreshing whereas others in contrast it to “bodega wine.” Should you like tremendous candy wine it is price a strive, however in any other case, skip it. (LVE French Glowing Rosé, $20 at lvewines.com)

Della Vite – Cara & Poppy Delevingne

3.5/5

Two extra celebs within the wine sport are model-actress-socialite sisters Poppy and Cara Delevingne. Della Vite is a play on their final identify, however seems like a flowery villa within the Italian countryside. Our workforce of testers LOVED the design of the bottle and all of us thought that the wine was “contemporary, crisp, and properly dry.” There was a component of bitterness that a few of our tasters did not like. Total, nonetheless, this can be a nice Prosecco that is not too candy. A fantastic decide for the worth. (Della Vite Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore, $29.91 at vivino.com)

Solar Goddess – Mary J. Blige

3.5/5

This was one of many bottles our workforce was most excited to strive. The bottle itself has a enjoyable, sorta-holographic label. Her Prosecco was on the candy aspect, which comes with the territory for this kind of wine. It felt “tremendous silky” on our tongues, with a few of us evaluating it to “a buttery, glowing Chardonnay.” We might see this wine being loved at a flowery affair, like at a high-end restaurant. (Solar Goddess Prosecco, $22 at sungoddesswines.com)

Bourdon – Becca Kufrin

4.5/5

Should you’re not a part of Bachelor Nation, Becca Kufrin is a bona fide veteran of the franchise who now hosts her personal podcast and stage productions. Her wine model Bourdon (which suggests bumblebee in French) is devoted to glowing wine. We tried all three varieties—Pinot Noir Rosé, Glowing Syrah, and Grand Cuvée.

Our workforce beloved all of them! The Pinot Noir Rosé was our favourite, with its “gentle berry taste” and an effervescence we might solely describe as “completely pretty.” The Syrah was a enjoyable departure from the opposite glowing wines on this roundup, with a deep “blackberry” taste. Certainly one of our tasters described the Grand Cuvée as “balanced and tremendous drinkable.” We would get pleasure from these wines with dinner, at a picnic, in cocktails—just about wherever! (Bourdon Pinot Noir Rosé, Glowing Syrah, and Grand Cuvée, $25 every at drinkbourdon.com)