Painted Fields Whites Other
A fresh, easy white blend poured by the glass.
The story behind Painted Fields
Painted Fields is a California label, and the Cuvee Blanc is a white blend, which is the honest way to describe it. Blending lets a winemaker lean on aromatic grapes for lift and rounder ones for texture, so the wine lands soft and fruit forward rather than sharp. That style has been a reliable seller here for years because it asks nothing of you. Chill it, open it, pour it.
We do not publish vineyard or production details we cannot verify, and we will not invent them. What we can tell you is what the bottle does. It is a clean, everyday white at a fair price, the kind of thing a good merchant keeps cold and within reach. That is the whole case for Painted Fields.
Explore the Painted Fields range
Three Painted Fields bottlings come through this shelf. The Cuvee Blanc is in stock now; the red bottlings return when the distributor restocks.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Painted Fields Cuvee Blanc 750mL | White blend | 750mL | Fresh, fruit forward, soft finish; serve well chilled |
| Painted Fields Red Blend 750mL | Red blend | 750mL | Soft, easy drinking red; currently out of stock |
| Painted Fields Zinfandel 750mL | Zinfandel | 750mL | Ripe, jammy California red; currently out of stock |
Which Painted Fields is right for you?
The Painted Fields Cuvee Blanc is $19.99 for a 750mL bottle, and that is the price on the shelf, not a teaser. At that number it earns its place as a house white: affordable enough to open on a Tuesday, decent enough to pour for guests without apology. The Red Blend and Zinfandel sit at the same $19.99 when we have them. Buy the white online and we will have it ready.
Wants a cold, easy white under $20 that does not need a special reason.
Needs a crowd friendly white to chill and pour for a mixed room of guests.
Prefers a soft, fruit forward red and will wait for the restock.
Painted Fields cocktails and pairings
Keep the Cuvee Blanc cold and treat it as a table white, not an aperitif to overthink.