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 begins pouring its new Delta One wine collection on Oct. 1, a 13-wine lineup from 11 winery partners developed with Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson and anchored by Napa Valley, the airline announced.
Delta evaluated about 1,600 wines to build the collection. For the first time, the airline invited SkyMiles members to join blind tastings that helped shape the final selection, working alongside Robinson, who has partnered with Delta for more than two decades.
Wine has the power to tell stories in a uniquely personal way. Our goal was to build a program that delivers exceptional quality while making wine more inviting. Every label in this collection helps connect customers to remarkable destinations, passionate winemakers and meaningful experiences that extend well beyond the glass.Stephanie Laster, Managing Director of Onboard Experience at Delta Air Lines, in the airline's announcement
Napa takes the lead
Silver Oak Cabernet Sauvignon pours on international Delta One routes from October 2026 through March 2027. On domestic Delta One routes over the same six months, passengers will find Trefethen Cabernet, Crossbarn Pinot Noir and Freemark Abbey Chardonnay.
Wine has the power to tell stories in a uniquely personal way.
Napa represents everything we love about wine as a travel and hospitality experience. The quality of labels produced in region is extraordinary, but what truly stands out are the people and the farming that pour into each. These are families and vintners who have dedicated generations to their craft while continuing to innovate and elevate.Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson, in Delta's announcement
Trefethen, one of Napa's founding families, has farmed its estate since 1968 and remains fully family owned and operated, according to the announcement.
What makes Trefethen special is its sense of continuity. The family has spent decades investing in the land and refining their craft, and that dedication shines through in every wine they produce.Andrea Robinson, in Delta's announcement
St. Supéry's Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon pour on both domestic and international Delta One routes from October 2026 through September 2027. Freemark Abbey, founded in 1886, is among the Napa producers on domestic routes.
We look for partners who share our values. St. Supéry's commitment to their people, sustainability and responsible farming is every bit as impressive as the quality of the wine itself.Stephanie Laster, in Delta's announcement
Our customers helped shape this program, and that's something we're incredibly proud of. It reflects Delta's broader commitment to listening, innovating and creating experiences that genuinely resonate with travelers.Stephanie Laster, in Delta's announcement
Sonoma, Champagne and the world
Patz & Hall of Sonoma joins the international Delta One lineup from April through September 2027. Wines from France, Spain and New Zealand round out the 13-bottle collection, and Delta says selections will rotate by route and season.
Champagne Taittinger, already poured on international Delta One routes and in Delta One Lounges, expands to domestic Delta One cabins from Oct. 1.
Delta's Sky Sommelier program, which trains flight attendant leaders in wine service, will support the new pours onboard.
Wine is fun. You don't need to know producers, vintages or wine speak to enjoy a great glass of wine. The beauty of travel is discovery, and wine can be a wonderful part of that journey.Andrea Robinson, in Delta's announcement
Cole and Claire dig into the Delta One lineup on this week's episode of The Napa Valley Podcast.
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