Do They Still Make Bali-Hai Wine?

No, I think they stopped decades ago...However, a very similar wine which is also low-alcohol and very sweet and the taste is indistinguishable from Bali Hai (which I used to drink in major quantities) is Wild Vines Frutezia "Sunshine Blend", which blends peaches and oranges with a white wine.
God, I wish they still made BH or would bring it back. But the Frutezia is the closest yet to our Bali Hai!

I wish they did., I used to live in Long Beach California back in the late 60's and that was the only thing I ever drank. I would love to get a bottle of it today.. They always change things, like Ambush perfume. They don't make that anymore either. I don't like change! Jo

I still have a bottle of bali hai but empty!! Wasnt bad stuff took it to geneva on the lake ohio on july 4th 1968 to party with friends!! Liked the label with all the color and scenery so kept it!

I drank Bali Hai wine in the seventies....mixed it with sprite....and made the best wine coolers for the summer, before they were popular or sold commercially.  I miss the Bali Hai....

I'm always searching the internet for anyone who remembers Bali Hai.  It was delicious!  I recently made a wine punch with Chardonnay and White Cranberry Peach juice and once again it brought back the memories.  Similar, but never the same.  I'm going to look for the Frutezia and see if they sell it in my area.  Thanks for the memories!  Wish I could have the real thing!

When I was stationed at Camp Pendleton ('69-'70), we mixed bali hai and Budweiser, called it a "Sneaky Pete". It went down so easy but would sneak up on you and drop you in your tracks.  Most ferocious hangovers I ever had. Good Times.

When my future wife and I were dating, we used to sneak several bottles into the movie theater when we went out. Man that brings back a ton of memories, all good I might add. That was 42 years ago and I swear, when I burp I can still taste it.

WE DRANK BALI HAI IN THE EARLY SEVENTIES AT 29 PALMS CA THEY SOLD IT IN THE PACKAGE  STORE ON BASE IT WAS SO GOOD

GUESS ALL GOOD THINGS MUST END

only wine i ever really liked

It was the wine of choice back at Indiana State University in the early 70's!