This fall, passengers in Delta One business class will see a new in-flight upgrade worth toasting.
Delta Air Lines has announced it will launch a revamped wine program in the premium cabin starting October 1.
The new lineup features a selection of 13 wines from 11 vineyards in Napa Valley, France, Spain, and New Zealand, out of a total of 1,600 different wines that Delta’s team and Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson tested along the way.
Delta SkyMiles members also participated in the selection process through blind tastings.
"Our goal was to build a program that delivers exceptional quality while making wine more inviting,” said Stephanie Laster, Delta’s managing director of onboard experience. “Every label in this collection helps connect customers to remarkable destinations, passionate winemakers and meaningful experiences that extend well beyond the glass.”
All of the new selections will be available in Delta One for the next six months.
As part of the wine expansion, Delta is adding Champagne Tattinger to its wine list on domestic routes in Delta One. Previously, the French Champagne has only been available on international Delta One flights.
Here’s a look at the full new wine list passengers will see on board this fall:
Napa Wines:
- Silver Oak Cabernet
- Trefethen Cabernet
- Crossbarn Pinot Noir
- Freemark Abbey Chardonnay
- Patz & Hall Chardonnay
- St. Supéry Sauvignon Blanc
International Wines:
- La Fête du Rosé (France)
- Jean-Marc Brocard Petite Chablis (France)
- Laurent Bourret Sancerre (France)
- Ontanon Reserva Rioja (Spain)
- Cune Reserva Rioja (Spain)
- Loveblock Sauvignon Blanc (New Zealand)
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