Delta Unveils New Delta One Wine Program With 13 Selections
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Delta Air Lines will launch a new Delta One wine program on October 1 after evaluating 1,600 wines and narrowing the collection to 13 selections from 11 winery partners. For the first time, SkyMiles members helped select the wines through blind tastings, with the final lineup featuring wines from California, France, Spain and New Zealand. Delta will also expand Champagne Taittinger to domestic Delta One, making it available across all Delta One flights and Delta One Lounges. Delta developed the new program with Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson, who has worked with the airline for more than 20 years. This time, Delta invited SkyMiles members to participate in blind tastings and help shape the final selection. Bringing customers into the process helped Delta understand what passengers want to drink onboard. The airline combined their feedback with Robinson's expertise to narrow the collection. "Our customers helped shape this program, and that's something we're incredibly proud of," said Delta Managing Director, Onboard Experience Stephanie Laster. "It reflects Delta's broader commitment to listening, innovating and creating experiences that genuinely resonate with travelers." California plays a major role in the new lineup. Delta selected wines from Silver Oak, Trefethen Family Vineyards, St. Supéry, Crossbarn by Paul Hobbs, Freemark Abbey and Patz & Hall, bringing several...
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