What our members say

A really enjoyable bottle that doesn’t demand too much of you. Jocelyn found it easy to drink, with a pleasing fruity character that kept things lively and approachable. There’s something to be said for a wine that simply does what it sets out to do — no fuss, no pretension, just honest enjoyment in the glass. A solid four out of five, and a reliable choice for those moments when you want something approachable and a little bright.

Fiona Eldridge gave this a full five stars, and it’s easy to see why. Her note is brief but telling — sometimes a wine just gets out of its own way and lets you enjoy it, and that’s clearly what happened here. Smooth, unpretentious, and easy to drink, it’s the kind of bottle that disappears before you’ve quite noticed. No struggle, no need to overthink it — just a genuinely pleasant experience from the first glass to the last.

Gerald Harrington had this to say: this wine really does have it all. Rich berry fruit, a hint of chocolate, and a depth that makes it feel like it should cost considerably more than it does. It pairs beautifully with red meats, and the overall experience is one of genuine pleasure without any sense of compromise. For the price, it is hard to imagine doing better. A confident five stars.

I cannot thank Michael enough for taking the time to walk me through the checkout process so clearly and patiently. It made the whole experience completely straightforward and stress-free. On top of that, the wines themselves were excellent — exactly what I was hoping for. It is rare to find a company that combines such attentive, knowledgeable customer service with a genuinely impressive selection of wines. I will definitely be returning and would not hesitate to recommend Winedrops to anyone looking for a seamless and enjoyable wine-buying experience.

Howard’s note is brief but enthusiastic, and it’s hard to argue with the sentiment. There’s something immediately appealing about a sauvignon blanc that leads with juiciness — it signals a wine that’s lively and refreshing rather than austere. Howard clearly found it hit the spot for a relaxed summer evening, which is exactly the kind of occasion this style is made for. Sometimes the simplest verdicts say the most: five stars, great fruit, perfect timing. If you’re looking for something to open as the sun goes down on a warm evening, this comes warmly recommended.

Graham found this to be a well-rounded wine with a good body and plenty of flavour. Not a lot more detail than that, but sometimes a bottle just delivers what you want without demanding too much analysis — and it sounds like this one did exactly that. Four out of five is a respectable score, suggesting it left a positive impression and would likely be worth revisiting. A dependable choice by the sound of it.

I don’t use superlatives lightly, but this genuinely stopped me in my tracks. There’s something about it that feels both effortless and special — the kind of wine you find yourself thinking about long after the glass is empty. I’ve tried a fair few rosés over the years, and this one has quietly moved to the top of the list. Utterly delicious. Five stars without hesitation.

Sometimes a wine just clicks, and this is one of those moments. Stuart isn’t one to overthink it — five stars and a new favourite, full stop. There’s something genuinely satisfying about a wine that earns that kind of instant, unambiguous approval. No caveats, no ‘it’s good but…’ — just the quiet confidence of someone who knows what they like and found exactly that. High praise in its simplest, most honest form.

A wine that speaks clearly of its origins — you can tell it belongs somewhere specific, and it wears that identity well. It’s not quite at its peak yet, and patience will likely be rewarded if you’re willing to set a few bottles aside. That said, if you give it a few hours in a decanter, it opens up beautifully and becomes genuinely excellent drinking. It just asks a little of you upfront. For those willing to plan ahead, the payoff is well worth it. A solid four stars, and possibly more with time.

Sometimes a wine just delivers exactly what you want from it, and this was one of those occasions. From the first pour it was clear this was something special — nothing jarring, nothing out of place, just a genuinely gorgeous bottle that met every expectation I’d brought to it. There’s a real satisfaction in that, particularly when you’ve been anticipating a wine and it doesn’t let you down. Mark clearly knew what he was getting into, and the wine rose to the occasion. A full five stars, and hard to argue with that.

Absolutely top-tier service from start to finish. The wine arrived promptly and was exactly as described – no surprises, just a genuinely excellent product that lived up to every expectation. It’s always refreshing to deal with a company that delivers on its promises, both literally and figuratively. Very happy with the whole experience and would not hesitate to order again. Highly recommended for anyone looking for quality wine with reliable, efficient delivery.

I recently received an order with a broken bottle, which was obviously disappointing. However, after contacting Michael in customer services, the situation was resolved swiftly and professionally. He ran a couple of quick checks and credited my account in no time at all — exactly the kind of response you hope for. Thankfully, the other five bottles arrived intact. The Scaranto Toscana is a fantastic wine at a very reasonable price, and I would highly recommend it. To top off a great evening, I found myself watching the Champions League final with a glass in hand. What more could you ask for? A thoroughly positive experience from start to finish.

If you’re the kind of person who finds most rosés a little too light and fleeting, this one is worth seeking out. It has real presence in the glass — the kind of weight and depth that makes it feel more like a serious wine than a casual summer sipper, while still being unmistakably a rosé. Julie clearly loved it, and it’s easy to understand why. For anyone who has ever wished their rosé had a bit more to say, this delivers exactly that. A genuine five-star find.

Daniel Richmond found this to be a decent example of what New Zealand does so well with Sauvignon Blanc. While he kept his thoughts brief, that simple verdict carries real weight — sometimes a wine just delivers what it promises without any fuss, and that’s worth appreciating. A four-star rating suggests genuine satisfaction: nothing revolutionary, but honest, well-made, and true to style. If you’re a fan of the classic New Zealand expression, this one appears to hit the mark.

Nick clearly found a lot to love here, and it’s easy to understand why. This is a wine that makes an immediate impression — full-bodied and generous, with deep, dark black fruit at its core. It’s the kind of bottle that feels substantial from the first sip, with a richness that lingers. A well-deserved five stars, and exactly the sort of wine you open when you want something that means business.

Lorna doesn’t waste words, and neither does this wine. She gave it a full five stars and summed it up with exactly the kind of honest enthusiasm that cuts through the noise — excellent value and simply brilliant. Sometimes a wine just delivers on every level without making you think too hard about it, and when that happens at a fair price, it’s hard to ask for more. High praise, simply put.

Julie Hagley gave this a full five stars, and it’s easy to see why. For the price, she felt it simply couldn’t be beaten — a Cava that punches well above its weight and delivers genuine flavour rather than the thin, neutral style you sometimes find at this end of the market. Short and sweet as her note may be, the enthusiasm behind it speaks volumes. A confident recommendation for anyone looking for a reliable, characterful sparkling wine without spending a fortune.

We discovered a fantastic wine at a price that genuinely surprised us — in the best possible way. The quality far exceeded our expectations, and the value for money was exceptional. It was exactly the kind of find that makes you want to share it with friends and family. Needless to say, we didn’t hesitate to go back for more. If you’re looking for a great bottle without breaking the bank, this is well worth trying. Highly recommended and we’ll certainly be returning again.

Sometimes a wine leaves you without much to say — not because it disappointed, but because it simply delivered. That was the experience here. Mark found this one very nice, and while he kept his words brief, a five-star rating says plenty on its own. There’s something to be said for a bottle that earns genuine, uncomplicated approval without needing elaborate explanation. A confident recommendation from someone who clearly enjoyed it.

Daniel Richmond gave this a full five stars, and his note says it all really: this wine performs far beyond what you’d expect for the price. Sometimes that’s the most honest and useful thing you can hear about a bottle — that it overdelivers without demanding a premium. If you’re looking for something that won’t strain the wallet but won’t disappoint at the table either, Daniel’s verdict suggests this is well worth seeking out.

From start to finish, the whole experience with Winedrops was excellent. The process was straightforward and hassle-free, the deals on offer were genuinely impressive, and the delivery arrived quickly without any issues. Sometimes simplicity says it all — when everything just works as it should, there’s really nothing more to ask for. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a smooth, reliable wine buying experience.

If you’re still trudging to the supermarket or hunting down a local wine merchant, it might be time to reconsider. Winedrops offers well-priced, quality wines delivered promptly and safely right to your front door. The whole experience is refreshingly straightforward — no queuing, no disappointment, just great wine arriving exactly when you need it. Honestly, what’s not to like?

Ian found this wine genuinely refreshing, with a lively, zingy quality that made it stand out. There’s a brightness here that keeps things feeling light and energetic — the kind of wine you reach for when you want something that wakes up your palate rather than weighing it down. A solid choice that delivered on its promise, earning a confident four out of five.

Ordering was straightforward and hassle-free, with excellent communication throughout the process. My wine arrived promptly and without any issues whatsoever. The wines themselves were lovely – and at a genuinely great price. Saving over £222 is the kind of deal that’s hard to argue with! I’m thoroughly pleased with the whole experience and would happily recommend Winedrops to anyone looking for quality wines at excellent value.

I couldn’t be happier with my experience shopping with Winedrops. The service was excellent from start to finish, and my order arrived promptly and in perfect condition. It’s refreshing to find a wine retailer that genuinely delivers on its promises — both in terms of quality and efficiency. I will absolutely be returning for future purchases and would highly recommend Winedrops to anyone looking for a reliable and enjoyable wine buying experience.

Being charged at the moment of purchase is an unusual experience, and not entirely comfortable if you’re used to more traditional checkout flows. It’s the kind of thing you either make your peace with or you don’t — there’s no middle ground. That said, once the order was placed, things moved swiftly and efficiently. The wines arrived promptly and were exactly as described, which is ultimately what matters most. A solid selection delivered without fuss, even if the upfront payment model takes a little getting used to.

There’s no mistaking the fruit here — blackcurrant leaps out of the glass as the dominant aroma, vivid and immediate. It’s the kind of wine that doesn’t ask you to work too hard; it simply delivers pleasure from the first sniff. Beyond the nose, the fruitiness carries through with real generosity, making for an enjoyable and approachable experience throughout. What makes this particularly impressive, though, is how much you get for the price. Alan felt it offered exceptional value, and it’s hard to argue with that assessment. A confident five stars.

Alan McDougall clearly found a lot to love here, and it’s easy to see why. The nose is dominated by fresh blackcurrant, vivid and inviting, with a fruitiness that carries real energy and presence. It’s the kind of wine that makes an immediate impression — straightforward in the best possible sense, delivering pleasure without demanding too much of you. What makes it especially satisfying is how much you get for the price. At this level, finding something this expressive and well-defined feels like a genuine discovery. A confident five stars from Alan, and honestly, it’s hard to argue with that.

When I unexpectedly lost my job, I reached out to Winedrops to ask for help managing my subscription. Edicel and the rest of the team responded immediately, with genuine kindness and absolutely no fuss. Their swift and generous support reminded me exactly why I love this company so much. It is rare to encounter a business that treats its customers with such warmth and understanding, especially during difficult personal circumstances. I could not recommend them more highly.

Alan was immediately struck by the fruit on this one — blackcurrant leading the charge from the first sniff, with a generosity that feels genuinely inviting rather than overdone. The aromatics clearly made a strong impression, and it’s easy to see why. What really sealed the deal for him, though, was the value. At whatever price point this sits, Alan felt it punched well above its weight — a combination that earned it a full five stars without hesitation. A solid, crowd-pleasing bottle that delivers exactly what you want it to.