Frequenty Asked Question

The answer to this question depends on the country in which you are resident. Djuce will never deliver wines to anyone that is below the legal ordering and drinking age of any country.

Apart from the obvious of ordering it online here and getting it delivered to your door, you will find a complete list of restaurants, wine shops, hotels and retail stores that sell Djuce here.

The WBW Exibition, in collaboration with WIC Research, published that 51.3% of blind taste participants, preferred canned wine or found no difference in taste. An article by Forbes covering the same study, concludes no strong preferences between the identical wine packaged in a can, vs. packaged in a bottle. Surprisingly, dry Riesling wine in a can was preferred by 57.2% of participants, and dry Rosé in Can was preferred by 68.3% of participants.

We found this mind blowing graph showing that more than 50% of the climate impact of wine came from packaging and transport (which to 50% is dependent on packaging) and started thinking about the positive impact we could make if we made drinking wine from alternative packaging a thing for people.

To create a wine experience (in alternative packaging) that is better for people than the experience they have today. If we do so we will be one part in changing the industry to a more sustainable way of doing business.

Regardless of the norm, we believe there’s always room for positive change. In the year 2000, the concept of using cork for the closure of wine bottles was being challenged by the group of Clare Valley producers. The alternative was Aluminum cap screw, that costs less, is more environmental, and doesn’t risk cork taint. Today, 32% of the global wine bottle market uses aluminum screw caps which shows that change can be successful even in a traditional industry. Now it’s time to change the larger part of the bottle into more sustainable packaging.

We currently ship to Germany, Denmark and Sweden, plus in the UK via our partners Newcomer Wines. Additional countries will be added soon!

Yes, all taxes and VAT are paid for in the countries where we sell online.

This depends on your local courier and their shipping options. Check our Shipping & Returns page for details.

Depending on where you live you can expect anything from next day delivery up to 10 days. In most cases we estimate 2 - 5 days of delivery.

Depending on your location we either ship from our warehouses in Munich or Barcelona.

We use Shop Pay which enables Debet/Credit Card, Klarna and Paypal.

Returns are accepted within 30 days if the cans are returned in a condition where we are able to resell them. Please note that you as customer will need to pay the shipping cost yourselves as well as any return fees. To initiate a return please contact customer@djucewines.com.

In the case that you you are not satisfied with your product for any reason please email customer@djucewines.com and give as much detail (text and image/video) on what it is that does not meet your expectations.

We can at several locations in southern Europe. We have selected our partners based on a combination of craftsmanship and location.

We source wine from every part of Europe. In our first SS22 drop we have twelve wines coming from France, Austria, Germany, Italy and Croatia. You can find out more about our producers here

The idea with our wine box is that it will be the place where you over time will be able to try our latest products as well as revisit old favorites. Each box will be curated by our wine team or one of our wine ambassadors with a certain theme (e.g. female winemakers, summer, french classics etc.) in mind. Over time we will also look to add different boxes so that you customize your selection more to fit your taste.

At the time when we printed our ecom mailer boxes the data we had was the 72% reduction of CO2. Since then a new report from the same research institute has been published which increases the reduction to 79%.

We source our aluminum metal cans from Ardagh Group. Ardagh cans have the trademark “Metal Recycles Forever”, meaning that cans are 100% recyclable and can be recycled infinitely with no loss of quality. Recyclability is Aluminums strongest environmental attribute, especially when it comes to reducing CO2 emissions.

We don’t handle the aluminum ourselves. We source our aluminum metal cans from Ardagh Group, a producer for various forms of packaging. Ardagh cans have the trademark “Metal Recycles Forever”, meaning that “Cans are 100% recyclable and can be recycled infinitely with no loss of quality”

Ardagh has earned an A rating from CDP, which is an international not-for-profit charity that runs a global disclosure system which helps different stakeholders to manage environmental impacts. The rating can be found here.

They are produced by Ardagh Group which has production facilities all over Europe. Their beverage metal packaging facility is located in Valdemorillo, Madrid, Spain.

It is true that the CO2 emissions from the production of paper packaging is almost half of that of a can. With the overall goal of reducing the climate impact of wine we looked at which packaging type had the highest chance of attracting wine drinkers, changing their consumption behavior away from heavy glass bottles. We choose cans based on the success cans have had in craft beer coupled with the super strong growth of canned wine in the US. We are also exploring paper packaging with the ambition to also try it in the market in the near future.

Our starting point is that we work with winemakers that are seeking to make wine with the least amount of negative impact on the environment. This can manifest itself by certification (ECOLOGICAL or BIO) but we also find winemakers that deliberately have chosen not to adhere to those standards but that still go further in their ambition to decrease their negative impact. Over time we will also develop a clear framework for the type of winemakers we collaborate with.

On a standalone basis, transporting the same volume of wine in cans instead of glass bottles results in a 50% reduction in CO2 emission. This is due to the stackability and volume efficiency of cans.

We estimate that transporting one 750ml wine bottle emits 189.2 g CO2 on average, whereas transporting three 250ml cans emits roughly 95 g CO2 on average if shipped from the winery.

By accounting for the extra transport leg, we add 12g CO2 per 250 ml can or 36g per 750 ml bottle. Making it still more environmentally-friendly than transporting a wine bottle which still stands at 189.2 g CO2, while transporting the cans results in roughly 131 g CO2. A 31% reduction in CO2 emission from transport, despite the necessary extra step in the supply chain.

1. Djuce is roughly 3 times more efficiently stacked

2. With Djuce you’re shipping 5.5 L of air, whereas a typical mail package ships 24 L of air

3. For the same volume of wine, the Djuce package weighs 5.4 kg, whereas a typical mail package weighs 8.0 kg and causes more emissions.

Aluminum is sourced from bauxite which is mined from the ground. Bauxite is converted to alumina which is subsequently used to make aluminum rolls. The primary production of aluminum rolls from mined bauxite is the most energy intensive part of the making of aluminum cans. Using recycled aluminum bypasses this process. Aluminum rolls are used by can makers, such as our supplier Ardagh, in a process outlined in this video.

Aluminum cans are coated with an inner lining that preventes the wine from reacting with metal. There are no health hazards from the lining we use, and it doesn’t contain BPA.

The average Swede consumed roughly 20 liters of wine in 2020, If they consumed it in glass bottles, the impact per person would be 44.96 kg CO2 If they consumed it in Aluminum cans, the impact per person would be 22.45 kg CO2 This is roughly 50% reduction in CO2.