Electric Sky Pinot Noir
Canned Pinot Noir, chilled and ready, from a small can label.
The story behind Electric Sky
Electric Sky is a canned wine label, and canned wine is a real category with real rules: the wine goes into the can young, the can keeps oxygen out, and the format rewards freshness over cellar time. Pinot Noir suits it. The grape is thin skinned, low in tannin and high in acidity, which is exactly the profile that tastes good cold and does not need a decanter to open up.
We cannot tell you the vineyard or the winemaker behind Electric Sky, and we will not invent one. What we can tell you is what is in the can: a light bodied Pinot Noir, poured in a 250mL format that is roughly a glass and a half, built for picnics, boats and back decks rather than the dining room. Chill it hard and drink it young.
Explore the Electric Sky range
Three cans from Electric Sky, all in the same 250mL four pack format, all priced the same. The Pinot Noir is the one to start with.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electric Sky Pinot Noir 4pk 250mL | Canned red wine | 4 x 250mL | Light bodied, bright acidity, best served chilled |
| Electric Sky Bubbly 4pk 250mL | Canned sparkling wine | 4 x 250mL | Crisp and dry, serve ice cold |
| Electric Sky Rose 4pk 250mL | Canned rose wine | 4 x 250mL | Dry pink, currently out of stock |
Which Electric Sky is right for you?
All three Electric Sky four packs sit at $6.99, which works out to about $1.75 a can. That is the whole argument for canned wine in one number: four glasses and a half of Pinot Noir for less than most single bottles on our shelf. Buy a couple of packs for the cooler and keep a bottle of something with more structure for the table. The Rose is out of stock right now, so call ahead if that is the one you want.
Chill it, set it in a bucket of ice, no corkscrew and no glasses needed.
Cans travel, do not shatter, and the bubbles hold up in a cooler.
Low tannin and high acid, so it drinks well cold without food.
Electric Sky cocktails and pairings
Serve Electric Sky Pinot Noir well chilled, around 50 to 55 degrees, straight from the can or over ice in a tumbler. It wants salty, simple food.



