🍕 A pizza restaurant chain in New Jersey has launched a new wine

🍕 It pairs well with pizza

🍕 You'll notice notes of vegetables in it


Just in time for the holidays, a popular pizza chain is launching its own brand of wine.

For the first time, Pizza Hut is stepping into the wine business by launching a pizza wine.

It’s called Tomato Wine by Pizza Hut, and yes, it has hints of tomato flavor in it, according to a company statement.

Tomato Wine by Pizza Hut (Pizza Hut)
Tomato Wine by Pizza Hut (Pizza Hut)
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What does the wine taste like?

Crafted by tomatoes and infused with natural basil, Tomato Wine by Pizza Hut is made in partnership with Kansas-based Irvine’s Just Beyond Paradise Winery, a family-owned vineyard.

The wine offers an aromatic blend of fresh herbs, and spices, with sun-ripened tomato notes and a subtle hint of toasted oak, reminiscent of a perfectly baked pizza crust, Pizza Hut said.

“While crafted from tomatoes, the wine delivers a tasting similar to a white wine when enjoyed chilled,” the company added.

Pizza Hut is also offering a limited-edition gift set, which includes a bottle of Pizza Hut’s new wine, two Pizza Hut-branded wine glasses, and a wine opener.

The Tomato Wine by Pizza Hut costs $25 per bottle, and a minimum purchase of two bottles is required. The limited-edition gift set is $60. Both are available now exclusively online.

Triple Treat Box by Pizza Hut (Pizza Hut)
Triple Treat Box by Pizza Hut (Pizza Hut)
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What treat has also returned?

To make holiday gatherings even more festive, Pizza Hut is bringing back its beloved Triple Treat Box, starting at just $19.99.

This holiday-ready meal features two medium one-topping pizzas, breadsticks, or cheese sticks (for an upcharge), and a choice of dessert, all packaged in a festive, holiday-themed box.

As of 2023, there are 79 Pizza Hut locations in New Jersey.

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