We compare wine clubs on what matters after the intro offer: price per bottle, shipping, how much choice you get, and how easy it is to pause. Filter by what you need, or take the 6-question finder.
A personalized wine club that learns from your bottle ratings. The $39.95 six-bottle intro box is one of the best deals in wine clubs; regular boxes are fair value at about $15 a bottle.
Not a box club but a members’ wine shop: you put $40 a month into your account and spend it on wines from independent winemakers at member prices of up to 60% off.
A serious, critic-friendly retailer running seven quarterly clubs, from the $120 Sunset Wine Club (West Coast) to collector-level boxes. Every club ships free.
Family-run since 1990, it ships wines from small California wineries you won’t find in stores. The Premier Series starts at $49 for two bottles.
A big, long-established merchant with a famous intro deal: six bottles for about $50 delivered, then a 12-bottle case every three months for around $160 plus shipping.
The Wall Street Journal’s wine club, run by the same group as Laithwaites: a discounted first case, then 12 bottles every three months at around $13 a bottle.
A budget case club: the first 12 bottles (plus bonus bottles) for about $89, then 12 bottles every 12 weeks for about $155 plus shipping.
A quiz-matched monthly box: answer a few questions about your taste and an algorithm picks four or six bottles, with tasting cards that explain why.
America’s oldest wine club (since 1972) still ships two good-value bottles a month, with a tasting panel choosing and several tiers to climb.
A small-team club focused on organic, biodynamic and low-intervention wines from small producers, with recipes and stories in every box.
A tiered club of competition-winning wines from small California producers, from the entry Gold Series (two bottles) up to limited-membership collector tiers.
A family of a dozen themed clubs (California, international, Pinot, Cabernet and more), mostly two bottles a month from $49 with shipping included and a “no bad bottle” promise.
A deal-driven club that sells big 15-bottle bundles at very low prices, often with free shipping: quantity over prestige.
A natural-wine club and shop with clubs for orange, red and mixed natural wines, plus clear notes on how each wine is made.
You pay per shipment (or a monthly deposit) and receive wine on a schedule. Most let you skip, swap bottles or cancel online.
Most ship to the majority of US states, but laws vary. Each club checks your ZIP code at sign-up.
