What our members say

A pleasant wine and very drinkable but not exceptional

Trentacoste, Pinot Grigio DOC, 2024

Good value white wine

Fabulous Ant, Pinot Blanc, 2024

There are genuine offers to be found on Winedrops, but a word of caution: I didn’t realise I had signed up to a subscription when making my first purchase — entirely my own oversight, but worth being aware of. The checkout process is also quite swift; once you hit buy, the payment comes out immediately, so make sure you’re ready to commit before clicking.

I’d also recommend doing your own research on RRP and average market pricing before purchasing wines you’re unfamiliar with. On a few occasions I found the same bottle considerably cheaper elsewhere, which made some of the advertised discounts feel a little misleading. I’d personally prefer straightforward, honest pricing over inflated RRPs and headline discounts.

That said, credit where it’s due — the team behind Winedrops have built something impressive. The marketing is slick, the proposition is compelling, and those drops really do draw you in. Just go in with your eyes open!

Was OK. Happy enough to drink but wasn’t mind blowing.

Scaranto, Bundle of Governo All’Uso Rosso, 2024

The daily drops on Winedrops are well worth browsing if you’re looking for good-value wines. However, it’s worth being cautious with the app itself — there’s no confirmation step before payment is taken automatically, which can catch you off guard. I’d also advise care around the Spin for £15 feature; I accidentally triggered it while getting familiar with the app and ended up paying £15 for a £7 bottle of red. Not ideal. That said, if you take your time and get to know how the app works, there are genuine bargains to be had. Just make sure you know what you’re tapping before you commit.

I’m giving three stars for now, as my wine still hasn’t arrived and I’m unable to comment on the quality. To be fair, any delays may well be down to the courier rather than Winedrops directly, and the customer service team has been reasonably responsive in dealing with my query so far. I’ll reserve full judgement until the order actually turns up.

Ok but not as nice as whispering angel

Hamptons, Cote de Provence Rose, 2025

Disappointing

Sanguinhal, C Cerejeiras Tinto, 2023

The wine itself was excellent — no complaints there. However, I was disappointed by how difficult it was to find clear information about the membership details before signing up. What was advertised as an easy cancellation process turned out to be far more laborious than expected, and at times felt borderline unfair. Winedrops clearly has a strong product at its core, but the membership experience left a lot to be desired. Improving transparency around terms and making the cancellation process genuinely straightforward would go a long way toward building customer trust.

I was rather frustrated after signing up, as I quickly found myself on the receiving end of frequent promotional messages encouraging further purchases. More concerning was that a larger amount than I had anticipated was taken from my bank account — and, honestly, I wasn’t entirely sure I had signed up for a subscription at all. I would genuinely appreciate some clarity from Winedrops on exactly what I agreed to and why those charges were applied. Transparent communication from the outset would go a long way toward making new customers feel confident and informed rather than caught off guard.

It is what it is!

Trentacoste, Pinot Grigio DOC, 2024

Needs drinking now. Don’t think this has many years left

Chateau Senailhac, Bordeaux Superieur, 2018

Always fun to have a surprise bottle ,it was ok but wouldn’t have paid more than £10 anyway

Winedrops, Damaged/Ruined Labels, NV

It’s not as good as the blurb makes out ,with Ice it’s very much like a flat aperol spritz and not a very good one .

Moet et Chandon, Garden Spritz, NV

Bit disappointing

Pantasema, Montepulciano D’Abruzzo, 2021

The website and app are a little tricky to navigate at times, which can make the experience feel slightly frustrating. Pricing also varies quite a bit depending on when and how you sign up — the best deals tend to be available when you first join Winedrops. It’s worth being aware of that before committing. With a few improvements to the user experience and greater pricing transparency, this could be a much smoother service overall.

Decent red. Perfectly drinkable. Lacked mouth feel.

Tavola dei Briganti, Montepulciano D’Abruzzo, 2021

drinkable, but not exceptional

Chateau d’Haurets, Bordeaux Blanc, 2024

it’s ok

Bestheim, Cremant d Alsace Brut Premium, NV

If you are comparing this wine to super Tuscan’s all I can say is that you must have a problem with your taste buds.

Scaranto, Governo Special Edition, 2023/2024

The wine arrived within a few days, which was fine, and I was kept updated throughout the delivery process. However, when I later checked my credit card statement, I noticed an additional charge of £119 that I had not authorised. There was no reference attached to it, no additional wine ordered, and no explanation whatsoever. I’m hoping Winedrops can clarify what this charge relates to, as it is a concerning discovery and I’d very much like it resolved.

Would not purchase again

Hill & Dale, Pinotage, 2024

Very nice straight forward wine

Scaranto, Governo Special Edition, 2023/2024

Slightly disappointed. Typical Barolo but not the best I’ve tasted. Decent wine though.

Bric Cenciurio, Barolo, 2020

Too acidic for my taste

Vinas Murillo, Chapirete Prefiloxerico Verdejo, 2021

Very quaffable and refreshing when chilled, but, with little flavour, it’s little disappointing, especially given the description.

Little Cricket, Gruner Veltliner, 2025

Just not to our taste

Saint-Tourenne, Chauvarie, 2025

A little on the sweet side for me

Scaranto, Bundle of Governo All’Uso Rosso, 2024

Winedrops offers an interesting and varied selection of wine lines, which I appreciated. However, I’d advise a degree of caution when browsing the website, as the experience can feel a little pushy at times — almost as though you’re being hustled into making additional purchases or decisions you hadn’t planned on. The range itself is worth exploring, but a more relaxed and transparent online experience would go a long way toward making customers feel more comfortable and confident in their choices. With some improvements to the site’s approach, this could easily be a four or five-star experience.

Ok, slightly underwhelming. Wouldn’t buy again

Tavola dei Briganti, Montepulciano D’Abruzzo, 2021