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Miami Orders More Wine for Delivery Than Almost Every Other City in the U.S.

Miamians order more wine delivery than nearly every other city in the U.S., according to a new study by Gopuff.
A crisp glass of white wine or prosecco is what Miamians crave the most year-round, according to Gopuff.
A crisp glass of white wine or prosecco is what Miamians crave the most year-round, according to Gopuff. Photo by Nicole Lopez-Alvar
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Living in Miami, we're naturally thirsty beings — I mean, our summers are scorching hot. But it seems we're not just thirsty for some H2O, we're also really thirsty for some vino — like, absolutely parched for it.

According to a new study by delivery service Gopuff, Miami is the second most wine-loving city in the United States. The survey, titled "Top 10 Cork-iest Cities in the U.S.," analyzed the amount of wine that shoppers have been ordering over the past year in the U.S., and Miamians came in second only to Los Angeles, who took the crown.
click to enlarge White wine on a wooden table with a bowl of seasoned French fries
White wine and french fries sound like the perfect pairing in Miami. Pictured here: Wine and fries from Americana Kitchen in Coral Gables.
Photo by Nicole Lopez-Alvar
Not surprising to New Times editors, the top wine ordered in Miami and Fort Lauderdale is prosecco. To be even more specific, the most popular brand ordered by Miamians on Gopuff is La Marca Prosecco, a fresh sparkling wine with notes of apple, white peach, and honeysuckle. This flavor profile pairs perfectly with al fresco dining, seafood, and drinking outdoors during the hot summer months of South Florida.

La Marca Prosecco was also the most-ordered brand of wine in the U.S.

The other top eight wine aficionado-filled cities in the country are:
3. Phoenix
4. Chicago
5. Dallas-Fort Worth
6. San Francisco
7. Denver
8. New York
9. Washington, D.C.
10. Charlotte
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