PSA: These Are the 10 Best Wine Delivery Services You Can Utilize ASAP
Delivery services are kind of having a moment right now, you guys. Here are the 10 absolute best ways to get wine shipped straight to your door, no matter what kind of drinker you are:
Best Service for One-Off Deliveries
Sure, subscriptions and monthly boxes of surprise bottles are great—but what if you already know what you want? Wine.com allows you to shop for wine like you’d shop for anything else online.
1. Wine.com
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How Does It Work? Last year’s Wine Enthusiast Wine Retailer of the Year, Wine.com offers the world’s largest selection of wine delivered right to your door. You can also utilize the company’s app and live chat wine experts to help you make the right picks for your palate.
Best Services For Emergency Wine
These alcohol delivery services are great for when you want a specific bottle of wine and you want it fast.
2. Drizly
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How Does It Work? Drizly, which claims to have the biggest selection of on-demand alcohol, brings the liquor store straight to your front door. The crazy-convenient service delivers specific beers, liquors, and wines to your home in 60 minutes or less.
3. Saucey
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How Does It Work? “What’s easier than a beer run?” Saucey’s website asks. “Not going.” Touché. The company offers free (yes, free) 30-minute delivery in select cities.
4. Total Wine
Monday morning has us needing some brews ☕
Check out these red blends with hints of mocha or espresso 🍷
See all of these coffee inspired wines now: https://t.co/ipkXhiISHz pic.twitter.com/q1lwDoW1xA— Total Wine (@TotalWine) March 9, 2020
How Does It Work? If you have a Total Wine & More store near you (and you live in a state that allows alcohol delivery), you can get your favorite bottles delivered to your door ASAP. The chain is also offering online ordering and curbside pickup during the coronavirus pandemic.
5. Postmates
The pregame to your late night Postmates order 🍸
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How Does It Work? Postmates isn’t just for food! The super-popular local restaurant delivery service also delivers alcohol—including beer, wine, champagne, and spirits—in certain cities in under an hour.
Best Wine Clubs For Picky Palates
If you’ve listened to a podcast in the last few years, chances are you’ve heard your favorite hosts touting the convenience of one of these wine clubs. These services are specifically curated to your palate. All you have to do is answer a few short questions about your flavor likes and dislikes. Then, once you receive your first customized shipment, you rate each bottle—your next box will be even more tailored to your tastes.
6. Firstleaf
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How Does It Work? You can set your own delivery frequency, but most customers choose an every-other-month schedule. Each customized box contains six bottles of wine. If you don’t love one of your bottles, Firstleaf will send you a replacement wine. You can cancel your subscription, skip a box, or put your account on hold using your online account.
Price: $90 per shipment (6 wines for $15/bottle)
7. Winc
And another (wine-filled) week floats on... ☁️
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How Does It Work? You can pick how many bottles Winc sends per shipment, but you’ll have to buy at least four to get free shipping. The site’s extremely specific filters allow you to choose wines based on your unique preferences, while the service is quite flexible. You can cancel or skip a box whenever you want.
Price: The price per box varies depending on which wines you choose. Bottles start at $13.
8. Bright Cellars
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How Does It Work? The Bright Points algorithm, designed by two MIT grads, is super scientific—it scores each wine by comparing 18 attributes to your preferences. You’re sure to discover something new, as each wine comes from small vineyards around the world. Don’t love a bottle? A wine concierge will send you a new one for free.
Price: $60 per month (4 wines for $15/bottle)
Best Budget-Friendly Wine Clubs
Want to try amazing wines delivered straight to your door on a regular basis—without breaking the bank? These clubs have you covered. Blue Apron Wine Club and Martha Stewart Wine Co. offer customizable subscriptions at $10 or less per bottle.
9. Blue Apron Wine Club
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How Does It Work? Did you know that Blue Apron, the podcast- and insta-famous meal delivery service, also offers a wine subscription? The company allows you to choose only reds, only whites, or a mix of both. Plus, each box comes with pairing notes, tasting tips, and the story behind each bottle.
Price: $65.99 per month with shipping (6 wines for $10/bottle)
10. Martha Stewart Wine Co.
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How Does It Work? Martha Stewart Wine Co. sends you bottles hand-selected by Stewart herself. You can’t customize the first box, but you can choose from three options (all reds, all whites, and a mix) after that. You can pick whether you want to receive six bottles/box or 12 bottles/box, as well as your delivery frequency.
Price: Price per box varies depending on which options you choose. Each bottle is $9 or less.
