His story tells of overcoming adversity, beating the odds, and taking his place as a leader in contemporary pop culture. When partnering with 19 Crimes to launch his brand, Snoop shared, “I’ve been a fan,” of the Australian company’s wine. Snoop Dogg 19 Crimes Cali Red tastes like a nicely balanced red blend, with notes of black cherry, vanilla and candied raspberry. And according to the app itself, other wine brands have living labels too, including Beringer, Matua, Lindeman’s and others.

Oh and Snoop, if you’re reading this, hit me up on my Insta (honestwinereviews) and let me know what you thought of my review! The Sour Cocktail is versatile – whether you decide to switch up the Whisky, sour or sweet element, the end result will almost always be delicious – just remember to stick to that golden ratio of 2 parts Whisky, 1 part sour and 1 part sweet (but hey, if your personal preference is different, you do you! Rosé wines are much sweeter than reds, and Snoop's Cali Rosé is no exception — the vast majority of reviews for the rosé mention the bottle's sweetness, though some reviewers consider it a strength and others a weakness.Treasury Wine Estates' 2022 sustainability report emphasized the ways the business is embracing sustainability, and while not all of the business's objectives were met, the goals for the year, such as using 100% recycled materials in packaging, were pretty impressive. However you choose to prepare your wine, once it's poured, Snoop Dogg's personal favorite way to enjoy his Cali Red is alongside a juicy steak and some fettuccine. He performed at an environmental solutions festival in 2019, and while he's not vegan, Snoop Dogg's cookbook "From Cook to Crook: Platinum Recipes from Tha' Boss Dogg's Kitchen" features many plant-based recipes — and he's even rumored to be launching a vegan hot dog brand. If you download their app Living Wine Labels [ 1] and point it to the wine label, it will talk to you telling its story. This winery produces wines that tell the story of different convicted felons, each represented by the artwork on the bottle.

A full and dense tipple with strong British summer fruit notes, this wine was made using grapes from California paying homage to rapper Snoop Dogg's hometown. I’ve been able to impact others not just through my music, but through other important projects like getting our youth off the streets, and using my voice to create change which is most important. Having experienced the United States' judicial and prison systems firsthand, Snoop Dogg is understandably passionate about prison reform and rehabilitation. It slowly transitions into an equally rich and balanced but slightly sweeter flavor that makes the wine easy and pleasant to drink. You should also note that the picture images show only our serving suggestions of how to prepare your food - all table accessories and additional items and/or ingredients pictured with the product you are purchasing are not included.In the early Aughts, Snoop partnered with Cognac house Landy for a fun ad campaign, and in 2020, he officially launched his own gin and a wine collaboration with 19 Crimes. After he talks, you can move your phone away from the label, and then back to the label for more Snoop chat.

Augmented reality is all over the place these days, but 19 Crimes provides an excellent example of how companies can use futuristic technology to invigorate a brand. I’m not an expert, I don’t know much on swirling the glass nor top notes etc, but ok do know what I like. The rapper has openly supported causes such as commuting sentences for death row inmates and has taken part in conversations dissecting police brutality with law enforcement officials.It's a well-balanced wine, and flavors like dark cherry, blackberry, vanilla, and tobacco smoke are readily apparent. I am a wine snob absolutely love the aroma and taste I brought one bottle to taste then I went back and purchased twelve more. Through the partnership, Snoop Dogg turned his personal passion for wine into an exciting new business venture. The issue concerned the prominent display placement of Snoop Dogg’s wine which was viewed as offensive and stereotypical to those wishing to celebrate Black History Month.