November 6, 2026 — Seabourn, the luxury line owned by Carnival Corporation, has refreshed the wines included in its fares across the whole fleet.
What changed
After a 12-month search, the included collection now has more than 40 wines from 10 countries. Selections change by region and by sailing. Regions include Germany’s Mosel, Burgundy, Campania, Spain, coastal New Zealand, South Africa, Chile and California. The new list is part of the line’s “Earth & Ocean” approach to food and drink.
| Producer | Wines made for Seabourn |
|---|---|
| Flanagan Wines (Sonoma, California) | Beauty of Three Cabernet Sauvignon, Beauty of Three Chardonnay, Riley’s Row Sauvignon Blanc |
| Four Feathers Wine Services (Yakima Valley, Washington) | Fluency Brut Rosé and the Dark Rock Red Blend |
Seabourn did not say which ships or sailings get the new list first. Start date: TBA.
What it means for airline travelers
- More included choice: wine is part of the Seabourn fare, so the larger list adds value without adding to your bill.
- Regional pours: because the selection changes by sailing, ask onboard what is being poured on your voyage.
- Interline and travel-industry rates: none were mentioned.
Sources
- Cruise Industry News: Seabourn Refreshes Inclusive Wine Collection Across Fleet
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