Target's Wine Cube has four bottles of wine for $18, so you can keep yourself stocked with the good stuff without blowing your entire summer budget on wine (if you're 21 years or older).

Target Wine Cube – Yes, Target (as in the store) sells these clever cubes of wine. The cube is deceiving small, and can fit nicely in your fridge or shelf, but beware: it holds a whopping ...

The Wine Cube — which contains three liters, or the equivalent of four 750 ml bottles — is an exclusive private label and package available only at Target and SuperTarget stores, including the ...

California Roots, Target’s $5 wine, will introduce a Sauvignon Blanc, and Wine Cube, Target’s boxed wine line, is hitting shelves in new four-pack cans available in both bubbly rosé and ...

Target also announced that it will introduce a sauvignon blanc to the California Roots line, two new varieties of Wine Cube and Crook & Marker, a hard seltzer.

California Roots, Target’s $5 wine, will introduce a Sauvignon Blanc, and Wine Cube, Target’s boxed wine line, is hitting shelves in new four-pack cans available in both bubbly rosé and ...

In addition to The Collection, Target will also exclusively carry new Wine Cube Sparkling Cans, which come in four-packs of bubbly rosé (pink) or sparkling white wine (blue) for $11.

Some people think boxed wine is (shudder) uncool, but Target may be changing that with its Wine Cube, an easy-to-transport, corkscrew-free and affordable way to imbibe. It's available in a shiraz ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota-based Target seems to be absolutely tipsy over the possibilities of selling wine. First it was the boxed Wine Cube, then the Bullseye company's answer to 2-buck Chuck ...

Target's new line of cheap wine called The Collection will be available for $9.99 per bottle starting Sunday.

Three of the five current Wine Cube releases are worth drinking. (Target has also recently released a mini-Wine Cube holding 1.5 liters, the size of two wine bottles, which sells for $9).