Peach wine appears in several forms, from traditional fruit wine and peach Moscato to sparkling cocktails and hard seltzers. The available product measurements range from 4% to 16% ABV, with package sizes from 187 mL single serves to 1.5 L bottles. The figures below are product-page measurements and listed prices from the named sources and periods represented by those pages.
Contents
- Alcohol levels across peach drinks
- Bottle and serving formats
- Prices and value signals
- Nutrition information
- Peach wine production measurements
- Style and product descriptions
Alcohol levels across peach drinks
Alcohol by volume is one of the clearest ways to compare peach wine products. The products in this set cover a wide range. Del Mar Low Calorie White Peach Wine Hard Seltzer is listed at 4% ABV, while Stella Rosa Peach is 5% ABV. White Claw Peach Hard Seltzer is also 5% ABV, and Cupcake Vineyards Signature Sweets Peach Moscato is 5.5% ABV.
Dragon Fire Peach Wine is listed at 6% ABV. Barefoot Fruitscato Peach is slightly higher at 6.5% ABV. Sutter Home Peach Tea California Wine Cocktail is 7.5% ABV, while Oliver Peach Pie Wine is 8.3% ABV. The Northern Brewer Vintner’s Best Peach Fruit Wine Base is formulated for around 10% ABV in the finished wine, although that figure describes the intended finished product rather than a bottled wine measurement.
Huber Winery’s Peach wine is 10.5% ABV. Andre Peach Bellini is 10% ABV, and Passion Wines Peach is 13% ABV. Wondry Cocktail Wines Peach in Peace is 13.9% ABV. BuzzBallz Peach Wine Cocktails and BuzzBallz Tigers Peach Wine Cocktail are each labeled 30 proof, equivalent to 15% ABV. Maxx 16 Peach Doux Table Wines Moscato reaches 16% ABV.
| Product | Alcohol measurement | Product type or format |
|---|---|---|
| Del Mar White Peach Wine Hard Seltzer | 4% ABV | Hard seltzer |
| Cupcake Signature Sweets Peach Moscato | 5.5% ABV | Peach Moscato |
| Huber Winery Peach | 10.5% ABV | Peach wine |
| Passion Wines Peach | 13% ABV | Peach wine |
| BuzzBallz Peach Wine Cocktails | 15% ABV / 30 proof | Single-serve cocktail |
| Maxx 16 Peach Doux Moscato | 16% ABV | Table wine |
These figures should not be treated as a style-wide average. They describe individual products, and the formats are not identical: hard seltzer, sparkling wine, fruit wine, Moscato, and ready-to-drink cocktails are included together. The source labels are product-page descriptions from Huber Winery, Passion Spirits, Northern Brewer, Walmart, Kroger, Target, and BevMo.
Bottle and serving formats
The most common full-bottle size in the listed products is 750 mL. Dragon Fire Peach Wine is sold in a 750 mL container, as are Cupcake Vineyards Signature Sweets Peach Moscato, Wondry Peach in Peace, Stella Rosa Peach, Andre Peach Bellini, Caposaldo Peach Moscato Sparkling Wine, Oliver Peach Pie Wine, Maxx 16 Peach Doux Table Wines Moscato, Barefoot Fruitscato Peach, and Passion Wines Peach.
Package size changes substantially for ready-to-drink products. BuzzBallz Peach Wine Cocktails are sold in 187 mL single-serve containers. BuzzBallz Tigers Peach Wine Cocktail is also sold in 187 mL format, while its product copy additionally mentions a 1.5 L format. Sutter Home Peach Tea California Wine Cocktail is sold in a 1.5 L bottle.
Hard seltzer uses a can format rather than a wine bottle. Del Mar Low Calorie White Peach Wine Hard Seltzer is sold as a four-can pack, with each can measuring 12 fluid ounces. White Claw Peach Hard Seltzer is listed in a 19.2 fluid ounce can.
Cupcake’s product page states that one 750 mL bottle serves five 5 oz wine glasses. That serving statement provides a direct bridge between package size and table use. It is specific to the Cupcake product page and should not be applied to every 750 mL peach wine bottle.
Prices and value signals
The listed prices are snapshots from retail product pages, so they describe the displayed offer rather than a stable market price. BuzzBallz Peach Wine Cocktails were shown on the Kroger page at $3.33, discounted from $6.99. The same page listed the product at $0.53 per fluid ounce and showed a three-for-$10.00 promotion.
Sutter Home Peach Tea California Wine Cocktail was listed by Walmart Business at $9.98 and 19.7 cents per fluid ounce. Wondry Cocktail Wines Peach in Peace was priced at $12.99 on the Target page. Passion Wines Peach was priced at $8.99 on the Target page.
| Product | Listed price | Listed unit or promotion detail |
|---|---|---|
| BuzzBallz Peach Wine Cocktails | $3.33 sale price | $0.53 per fluid ounce; 3 for $10.00 |
| Sutter Home Peach Tea | $9.98 | 19.7 cents per fluid ounce |
| Passion Wines Peach | $8.99 | Target product-page price |
| Wondry Peach in Peace | $12.99 | Target product-page price |
The price figures are not directly comparable without a common date, retailer, package size, and promotion status. In particular, the BuzzBallz amount includes a discount, while the other listed prices are presented as product-page prices without the same promotion detail. The Kroger, Walmart Business, and Target source labels identify where each displayed figure was reported.
Wondry Peach in Peace also had 109 reviews on the Target page and a 4.67 out of 5 star average rating. Those numbers describe the page’s displayed customer feedback at that measurement point; they are not a survey of all peach wine buyers.
Nutrition information
The most detailed nutrition measurements in the set are for Del Mar White Peach Wine Hard Seltzer and White Claw Peach Hard Seltzer. Del Mar lists 95 calories per 12 fluid ounce serving, with 10 grams of carbohydrates, 0 grams of fat, and 0 grams of protein. Its 12 fluid ounce serving corresponds to the size of each can, and the product is sold as a four-can pack.
White Claw Peach Hard Seltzer is listed at 170 calories per 19.2 fluid ounce can and 3 grams of carbohydrates per can. Because the containers differ in size and the measurements use different serving bases, the calorie figures should be read as package-level or stated-serving values, not as a standardized comparison per ounce.
Stella Rosa Peach is listed at 100 calories per serving. The supplied product measurement does not specify the serving volume in the same detail as the Del Mar listing, so the 100-calorie figure should remain tied to Stella Rosa’s stated serving rather than converted into an unsupported per-ounce estimate.
The nutrition data is therefore strongest for describing what each label or product page reports. It does not establish a general nutrition profile for peach wine. Traditional peach wines, Moscato products, cocktails, and hard seltzers can use different serving conventions, and only the supplied measurements are reported here.
Peach wine production measurements
The Northern Brewer Vintner’s Best Peach Fruit Wine Base provides process-oriented measurements rather than retail tasting data. The base is designed to make 5 gallons of fruit wine, and the listed product yield is also 5 gallons. It is formulated for around 10% ABV finished wine, blended at 18.6 Brix, and has an original gravity of 1.076.
These four measurements describe a production input and its intended output: a five-gallon batch, an approximate finished alcohol target, a Brix reading for the blend, and the stated original gravity. The around-10% ABV figure is an intended finished-wine specification, not a claim that every batch will reach exactly 10% ABV.
Huber Winery provides a different kind of production description for its Peach wine. The Huber Winery Peach page says the wine is made using 100% tree-ripened peaches and lists the finished wine at 10.5% ABV. The page also describes the finish as sweet. The 100% statement refers to the fruit description supplied by Huber Winery; it does not provide a broader industry statistic about all peach wines.
Style and product descriptions
Peach products span several categories in the source pages. Dragon Fire Peach Wine is identified as a sparkling wine and is listed as a product of Moldova by the Passion Spirits page. Andre Peach Bellini is described by Kroger as a 750 mL ready-to-drink cocktail sparkling wine. Caposaldo Peach Moscato Sparkling Wine is sold in a 750 mL bottle, and its Kroger page describes the composition as 85% Moscato and 15% other natural flavors by volume.
Barefoot Fruitscato Peach is sold in a 750 mL bottle, listed at 6.5% ABV, and described by BevMo as light-bodied. Oliver Peach Pie Wine is listed at 8.3% ABV in a 750 mL glass bottle. Maxx 16 Peach Doux Table Wines Moscato is listed at 16% ABV in a 750 mL glass bottle.
Sutter Home Peach Tea is a 1.5 L California wine cocktail at 7.5% ABV. The Walmart Business page also states that Sutter Home Wine has received over 600 Gold medals since 2004. That medal figure is a brand statement associated with the page, not an award count for the individual peach tea product.
Taken together, these measurements show why “peach wine” is a broad table category rather than one uniform product type. A 750 mL bottle may contain a fruit wine, Moscato, sparkling wine, or cocktail; a 187 mL container may be a single-serve wine cocktail; and a 12 fluid ounce can may be a low-calorie hard seltzer. The most useful comparison is therefore product-specific: identify the format, retain the stated measurement period and source, and compare ABV, serving size, price, and nutrition on matching terms.