Delta One Launches New Wine Program Anchored by Napa Valley
Thirteen wines from 11 winery partners debut Oct. 1, built with Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson and the first blind tastings to include SkyMiles members.
ATLANTA: Delta Air Lines has unveiled a new Delta One wine program built around Napa Valley, with 13 wines from 11 winery partners pouring over its run starting Oct. 1. The list was developed with Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson.
Napa on the list
Silver Oak pours on international Delta One routes from October 2026 through March 2027. Trefethen Family Vineyards, the family-owned multi-generational winery, pours on domestic routes over the same period. St. Supéry, certified sustainable, pours on domestic and international routes through September 2027. Crossbarn by Paul Hobbs and Freemark Abbey pour on domestic routes. Sonoma County Patz & Hall is also among the partners.
How the list was built
Delta evaluated about 1,600 wines for the program. For the first time, the airline invited SkyMiles members to join blind tastings that shaped the final selection.
Champagne Taittinger expands to domestic Delta One cabins from Oct. 1, alongside the new Napa Valley selections.
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