Best Wine Delivery Services

With Winc, your personal preferences determine the bottles you receive, whether you pick them yourself or they're selected by the service based on the answers you provided on the site’s six-question quiz. Don’t fret if Winc misses the mark on these choices; just let the company know, and it will send out a replacement.

The service works with vineyards and winemakers from around the world to produce the wines, allowing you to easily explore different varietals and winemaking regions. The wines are also eco-friendly: Minimal intervention methods and sustainable farming techniques are used to produce each label. 

• Membership: $29.95 a month for four bottles

The price tag of Wine Insiders’ customizable subscription service takes the stress out of trying a new wine. It also encourages exploration: The wide range of wine offerings highlight 40 different varietals from 15 global wine regions, so you can broaden your palate without breaking the bank.

Every 12 weeks, wine club members receive 12 bottles exclusively made for the service through winemaker partnerships. New members will receive three extra bottles with their first shipment.

• Membership: $89 every 12 weeks for 12-15 bottles
  

You never want to be the host who runs out of wine, and Drizly’s speedy service will eliminate that predicament. Simply enter your address on their website, see what options are available, and pick what you like. Your bottle will be at your door in less than 60 minutes.

The online delivery service works with local retailers to handle your order, and you can make your selection by store. While availability may vary based on your location, you’ll have plenty of well-known labels to choose from, ranging from inexpensive to pricey. The site’s filters break the wines down by category, country, price range, and brand ownership, so you’ll have no problem finding the exact wine you need.

• Price varies based on selection 

Each bottle you receive from Naked Wines literally puts the winemaker front and center: The vintner’s name is on the label, in the spot usually reserved for the winery logo. This tactic helps Naked Wines sell its product at a very reasonable price, allowing customers to pay for the wine, not a brand. 

Customers (dubbed “angels” by the site) help support the process with each order. Funds from each purchase provide winemakers from around the world with the funds needed to independently make the wines they want to make, which are then offered through the service. You’ll find plenty of the usual suspects like cabernet sauvignon and chardonnay, but you’ll occasionally find under-the-radar grapes like carignan and picpoul to add to your order. 

• Cases from $38.99
• Individual bottles from $8.99

This online wine shop features a wealth of labels from France, Italy, and other countries, but that only tells half the story. Each listing provides additional information to help you better understand the wine, such as blend, winemakers’ notes, and critics’ scores. These notes instantly remove the intimidation that can sometimes come with purchasing certain labels.

If you’re still feeling overwhelmed by the site’s selection, its personalized wine club, Picked by Wine.com, can help you out. After you take an online quiz about your preferred wines and desired price point, you’ll be assigned a personal sommelier to help build a six-bottle shipment tailored to your tastes. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can ask the sommelier to introduce you to more unusual regions and varietals. 

• Picked by Wine.com cases from $120

Based in Seattle, Fatcork focuses on just one type of wine: Champagne. These aren’t ordinary bubbly selections; husband-and-wife founders Brian and Abby Maletis partner with family-run Champagne houses to sell small-batch “grower Champagnes”—Champagnes made by growers from their own grapes. These Champagnes are solely distributed through Fatcork, making the bottles you receive extra special. It also makes for a unique gift.

Champagne club membership provides quarterly shipments of four, six, or 12 bottles of bubbly, depending on your tier. Signing up for the 12-bottle “Merrymakers” level will grant you access to purchase unique and rare Champagnes from the Maletis’ personal collection.   

• Subscriptions from $264
• Individual bottles from $29

As the name might indicate, SommSelect is a wine company that features sommelier-selected artisan wines from around the world. SommSelect has an online shop that currently boasts over 400 different wines, with prices ranging from $20 to $3,500 a bottle. It even offers climate-controlled ground shipping during the summer months, so your wine won’t deteriorate in the heat during transit.

But it’s the SommSelect’s clubs that really shine. The Explore 4, The Somm 6, The Somm 6 Reds, and The Blind 6 each give members a chance to explore unique wines in creative ways. For example, The Explore 4 sends four bottles of wine centered around a certain theme, like grape variety or wine region. The Somm 6 delivers a selection of six bottles based on the sommeliers’ current favorites. And, on the opposite end of the spectrum, The Blind 6 ships six bottles wrapped in black tissue paper to give you a true “blind tasting” experience. You can also opt for SommSelect’s “Build a Case” subscription, which allows you to curate your own box of 12 wines to be shipped straight to your door with no shipping charge.

• The Explore 4: $99/month, plus tax and a $20 shipping fee
• The Somm 6: $199/month, plus tax
• The Somm 6 Reds: $220/month, plus tax
• The Blind 6: $220/month, plus tax
• Build a Case Subscription: $10/month, plus the cost of the wine

The bundles offered by this online wine delivery service are often built around themes. Want to compare different regions? Looking for picnic-ready reds? How about some award-winning rosés for patio time? Firstleaf has you covered. Bundles come in shipments of three, six or 12 bottles and usually feature a few labels that boast medals or 93+ critic scores. This penchant for themes carries into its wine club, as each shipment is based on the preferences set when customers sign up via an online quiz.

In addition to its bundles, Firstleaf provides the best wine delivery gifts and gift services. It offers several free gift service options that can help you find the perfect pick, whether it’s a bottle for the family wine connoisseur or a selection for a corporate event. The wine concierge team can also provide you with tips on food pairings or holiday event planning to maximize your enjoyment.

• Subscriptions from $89.94
• Bundles from $89.95
• Individual bottles from $14

This woman-owned wine service delivery offers European house wines in a no-nonsense brown box. There are no fancy labels or even elaborate names, just a three-word title hinting at tasting notes along with seasonal food pairing suggestions and similar varietals.This strips away the pretentiousness and focuses on the wine. 

Members can sign up to get one monthly box or receive two or more monthly boxes at a slightly discounted rate. Each box is the equivalent of four bottles. Boxt also offers gift packages ranging from one to 12 months. Whatever route you choose, you’ll also support the environment: Each sustainably-sourced wine comes in a 100% compostable container that possesses half the carbon footprint of glass bottles. Boxt also plants a tree for every box made. 

• Cases from $74
• Gift packages from $74