A "Bib," or Bag-in-box, is a practical container consisting of a flexible, airtight food pouch (Bisphenol A-free) placed inside a cardboard box. It's a modern and eco-friendly solution for preserving wine longer after opening (up to 6 weeks), while also making it easier to serve.

We offer a single 3-litre format, the equivalent of 4 classic 75cl bottles.

Before opening, a Bib can be stored for between 9 and 12 months , away from heat and light.
The Bib is intended to be enjoyed within a few months of purchase—if you have dinner parties planned, this is a great option! It is not intended for cellar aging.

Thanks to the Bib's vacuum system, the wine can be kept for up to 6 weeks after opening, without altering the taste or oxidizing.
The airtight pouch and the tap prevent oxygen exchange, thus protecting the wine inside. Exposure to oxygen is responsible for the loss of wine's freshness and its aromatic alteration – which is why a classic bottle opened and left in the fridge often ends up in the sink after 48 hours…

Because it's more environmentally friendly – ​​no glass, less waste, optimized transport – more economical – excellent value for money – and more practical – keeps for 6 weeks after opening, easy to serve, ideal for aperitifs, dinners or events.

No. The container has nothing to do with quality . A good wine is still a good wine, whether it's bottled or in a Bib. The Bib's airtight pouch doesn't affect the wine's taste in any way and, moreover, allows it to be kept much better after opening.

Absolutely! It's actually one of the Bib's biggest advantages : it's sturdy, lightweight, break-proof, and easy to serve outdoors. It's perfect for barbecues, picnics, weekend getaways, or extended stays.

Yes! Compared to glass bottles, the Bib generates up to 8 times less CO₂ , and consumes much less water and energy to produce. It is one of the most sustainable formats for wine, especially in short supply chains.

The “Boxed Wines” can be considered the ancestor of the Bib, and in the past, average or even mediocre wines were offered in them. The bags used were lined with aluminum, which made them prone to small cracks, which led to rapid oxidation of the wine, making it undrinkable. As a result, winemakers were reluctant to put their best wine in “Boxed Wines,” hence a certain stigmatization of the “Boxed Wine.”
Today, technology has advanced considerably thanks to the use of new, complex polymer materials. It is now possible to bottle high-end wines in Bibs and preserve their qualities – exactly what Alenti does!

Our selection consists of a single wine in each of three colors: a fruity and balanced red , a delicious rosé , and a dry and aromatic white . We simplify your wine selection by offering you the best our team has ever created!

Absolutely. Our Bibs feature premium wines, carefully selected by our team. We're fortunate to have worked in the wine industry for many years and know the best winemakers. We use our network and knowledge to create the wines we want, freeing ourselves from the constraints of geography, grape varieties, and even vintages.

Alenti wines, available in all three colors, come from France. They are the result of complex blends to offer you delicious, balanced flavor profiles that are enjoyable to drink in all circumstances.

Grape juice contains the sugar (fructose) needed for fermentation and its conversion into alcohol. This is the whole point of fermentation. We let the yeast consume the natural sugars. We don't add sugar because our wines don't need it.

For white and rosé wine , yes, it is recommended. You can store the Bib directly in the fridge if you have the space. But you can also keep them outside the fridge and only place them there a few hours before tasting. Red wine should be kept at room temperature, ideally between 14 and 18°C.

Yes. However, our wines contain very little of it. We work with our winemakers to use only the bare minimum—just enough to ensure consistent quality, glass after glass.
It is important to note that all wines contain sulfites , which are naturally present in the skin of the grape.

Yes, you can order individually . There is no minimum purchase ; you are free to compose your order as you wish.

Each order is protected in reinforced, recyclable packaging to ensure smooth delivery. Our logistics partners specialize in shipping sensitive products like wine.

Yes. Delivery is free with no minimal purchase amount within continental Europe. Delivery is also free for subscription offers. A shipping charge is only added for express deliveries and for Corsica and all coastal Islands.

We deliver throughout mainland France and all European countries (Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, etc.) where wine delivery is possible. Delivery times vary depending on your area, but generally, you will receive your order within 48 to 72 hours, excluding weekends and public holidays .

Your satisfaction is our priority. We are confident you will love our wines.
If you are not satisfied, please contact us within 14 days at hello@alenti.co and we will replace or refund your order. No questions asked.

We accept payments by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, etc.).

Our subscription is the best way to enjoy Alenti. This way, you'll always have Bibs to enjoy, delivered directly to your home at the frequency of your choice.
Three days before your next order ships, you will receive an email reminder with the opportunity to change your selections or frequency .
Simply let us know your vacation dates so we can arrange delivery directly to your destination!

Yes, without obligation. You can cancel at any time or skip a delivery if you need a break.

Via our contact form on the website, by email (hello@alenti.co), or on our social network @alenti_wine