What our members say

Amazing value and exceptional service — and an incredible range to choose from! I’ve already placed several repeat orders of Whispering Angel, which says it all really. When I accidentally ordered a 6x6 case instead of the full 36 bottles I was tempted by, the overpayment was refunded and back in my account within 12 hours. Genuinely impressive customer service. Highly recommended!

I’ve been really impressed with the wine selection on offer — there’s a fantastic variety to choose from, catering to all tastes and occasions. What makes it even better is that the pricing is genuinely competitive, making it easy to pick up some great bottles without breaking the bank. Whether you’re looking for an everyday wine or something a little more special, you’ll find plenty of options here at prices that feel fair and well-considered. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore good wine without overspending.

Sometimes a wine just fits the moment perfectly, and that’s exactly what happened here. Gillian opened this on a warm summer evening and it delivered in every way — gorgeous from the first pour to the last sip. There’s not much more to say than that, really. Not every tasting note needs a laundry list of descriptors; occasionally a wine simply makes you happy to be sitting outside on a lovely evening, glass in hand. Gillian gave it a full five stars, and it’s hard to argue with that kind of uncomplicated joy.

This is exactly the kind of wine you reach for when the weather turns warm. It’s light and fruity — nothing overwrought or demanding — and it just works beautifully alongside simple food. Gillian paired it with chicken and salad, and that combination sounds spot on. There’s something pleasantly uncomplicated about a wine that knows what it is and delivers it well. If you’re planning a summer lunch or an easy evening in the garden, this one is well worth keeping in the rack.

I wasn’t expecting to fall this hard, but here we are. From the very first sip, this wine just won me over completely. It’s wonderfully smooth — the kind of smoothness that feels effortless rather than bland — and there’s a real delicacy to it that I find hard to resist. Nothing sharp, nothing jarring, just a gentle, refined experience from start to finish. I can already tell this is going to become a regular in my glass. Highly, highly recommend if you enjoy wines that are elegant without being fussy.

Alan was immediately drawn in by the fruit on this one, and it’s easy to see why. Blackcurrant dominates from the first sniff — bold, generous and genuinely expressive. The overall impression is of a wine that wears its fruit proudly, with an approachability that makes it hard to put down. What really clinched it for Alan, though, was the value on offer. At its price point, this feels like a genuine find — the kind of bottle you come back to again and again without any guilt. A well-deserved five stars.

Honestly, I’d love to see someone try to top this. The flavour is simply outstanding — rich, well-balanced, and exactly what you hope for when you open a great bottle. I’ve tried plenty of wines over the years, but this one genuinely stands out from the crowd. There’s a confidence to it, a depth that keeps you coming back for another sip. If you’re on the fence about trying it, don’t be — just go for it. I can’t imagine being disappointed. A brilliant find, and one I’ll absolutely be returning to. Go on, challenge me to find something better. I’m not sure you can.

Sometimes a wine service gets everything right, and Winedrops is a perfect example. The selection is genuinely impressive — carefully chosen bottles that stand out from the usual supermarket fare — and the prices are hard to argue with. Whether you’re picking up something for a weeknight dinner or hunting for a special occasion wine, you’ll find quality here without the usual premium price tag. It’s the kind of discovery that makes you wonder why you ever shopped anywhere else. Highly recommended for anyone who takes their wine seriously but doesn’t want to break the bank.

I was really pleased with how quickly my wine order arrived. From placing the order to having it delivered, the whole process was smooth and impressively fast. It’s always reassuring when an online wine retailer delivers on its promises, and Winedrops certainly did that. No fuss, no delays — just a prompt and efficient service. I’ll definitely be ordering again and would happily recommend Winedrops to anyone looking for a reliable and speedy wine delivery experience.

Alan was immediately taken by the fruit-forward nature of this wine, with blackcurrant coming through as the standout aroma. It’s the kind of bottle that makes a strong first impression and delivers on that promise. What struck him most, beyond the vibrant fruit, was just how much quality is on offer for the price — a genuinely good-value find that he clearly feels deserves a full five stars. If you’re after something generous and approachable with classic dark fruit character, this one is well worth seeking out.

Sometimes a wine doesn’t need food, a special occasion, or even a second thought — it just delivers. That’s exactly the experience here. Smooth, easy-going, and genuinely pleasurable to sip on its own, this is the kind of bottle you reach for when you simply want to enjoy a glass without any fuss. Wes gave it a full five stars, and it’s easy to see why. There’s a quiet confidence to a wine that can stand alone and still leave you wanting more.

I’ve been using the Winedrops app for around 18 months now, and it continues to impress me. It’s seriously easy to navigate, and high-quality wines come through thick and fast at genuinely great value for money. Beyond the buying experience, I find myself learning a great deal simply by reading the detailed wine descriptions — covering tasting notes and, importantly for me, the specifications and cellaring potential of some of the more serious bottles. I did encounter a delivery issue on one occasion, but the customer service team resolved it within 24 hours, which was reassuring. Highly recommended.

Alan McDougall awarded this a full five stars, and it’s easy to understand why. Blackcurrant is the standout aroma here — vibrant and generous right from the first pour. The fruitiness carries through with real presence, making for a wine that feels indulgent without demanding too much attention or thought. What really seals the deal for Alan, though, is the value. When a wine delivers this much character at its price point, it’s hard to argue with that top rating. A solid, crowd-pleasing choice worth returning to.

There are bottles you open with the intention of being generous, and then there are bottles that change your mind entirely. This was one of the latter. From the very first sip, it was clear this was something special — smooth in a way that felt effortless, with a character that was genuinely delectable rather than just pleasant. Sarah’s instinct to keep it to herself is completely understandable. Some wines earn that kind of quiet selfishness. This is one of them. A well-deserved five stars, and not a drop wasted.

Sometimes a wine just hits the spot, and this is one of those bottles. Gillian found it lovely, fruity, and fresh — and honestly, that says it all. There’s something genuinely satisfying about a wine that doesn’t overcomplicate things: bright fruit, a lively freshness, and an all-round pleasantness that makes you want to pour another glass. A well-deserved five stars, and the kind of straightforward enjoyment that reminds you why you opened a bottle in the first place.

Five stars, without hesitation. There’s a hint of berry sweetness as it rolls over the tongue — you can almost taste the sunshine and clean coastal air wrapped up in the glass. The texture is velvety and genuinely mouth-filling, with blackcurrant and plum taking centre stage before a mildly peppery finish sweeps the palate clean. Everything about it feels generous and well-balanced, without ever being overdone. I’ll definitely be tracking this one down again.

Sometimes a wine doesn’t need to dazzle — it just needs to deliver, and this one does exactly that. Jaymesh kept it simple with “not bad,” and honestly, that quiet approval says something. There’s no complaint here, no reservation strong enough to pull the rating down, just a straightforward four-out-of-five from someone who clearly knows what they like. It’s the kind of bottle you reach for without overthinking it — dependable, decent, and worth a second look if you’re after something unpretentious to share or enjoy on a quiet evening.

A genuinely enjoyable bottle that left a good impression overall. The wine itself was nice — well-balanced and easy to appreciate — though I did notice a notable amount of sediment sitting at the bottom, which was a little unexpected. Worth giving it time to settle or decanting before pouring to get the best out of it. That small practical point aside, it’s a solid choice and I’d likely reach for it again.

Sometimes a single word captures everything. Andy opened this bottle, took a sip, and landed on “beautiful” — and honestly, what more needs to be said? There are wines you analyse and wines you simply experience, and this clearly fell into the second camp. A five-star rating from someone who let the wine speak for itself, without overcomplicating it. We’d call that a resounding endorsement.

I’ve been really impressed with Winedrops. The whole experience is wonderfully straightforward — the platform is intuitive and easy to navigate, making it simple to find exactly what you’re looking for without any fuss. And the wine itself? Absolutely fantastic. The quality is excellent, and the pricing is genuinely competitive, offering real value for money. It’s rare to find a service that gets both sides of the equation right — a seamless user experience paired with a brilliant selection at prices that don’t break the bank. I’ll definitely be coming back for more. Highly recommended to any wine lover looking for convenience and quality in one place.

Alan McDougall was clearly won over by this one, and it’s easy to see why. The nose is led by an abundance of blackcurrant — vivid, generous, and immediately inviting. It’s the kind of fruit-forward expression that draws you in from the first pour. Beyond the aroma, Alan found the overall experience entirely convincing, awarding a full five stars and singling out the value for money as a real highlight. For those looking for a genuinely rewarding bottle without stretching the budget, this comes with an enthusiastic recommendation.

Alan was immediately won over by this wine’s incredibly fruity nature, with blackcurrant taking centre stage on the nose. It’s the kind of bottle that makes a strong first impression and keeps delivering — expressive, fruit-forward, and genuinely enjoyable to drink. What really sealed the deal for Alan was the value on offer. At its price point, he feels it punches well above its weight, and it’s hard to argue with a full five-star rating. A solid choice for anyone who enjoys a generously fruity style without breaking the bank.

Mark doesn’t waste words, and neither does this wine. It delivers exactly what you’d hope for from a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc — that bright, lively character the region is known for — and it does so with confidence. Nothing pretentious, nothing unexpected, just a genuinely tasty glass that hits the mark. Sometimes that’s exactly what you’re looking for, and on that front this delivers comfortably. Four stars, well earned.

I’ve really enjoyed using the Winedrops app — it’s intuitive and straightforward, making the whole experience effortless from the start. What I love most is the opportunity it gives you to discover and try different wines that you might not otherwise come across. Whether you’re a seasoned wine lover or just beginning to explore, it’s a brilliant way to broaden your palate and find new favourites. I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a convenient and enjoyable way to get into wine.

I’ve been using Winedrops for years now and it has genuinely saved me a lot of money through their offers and deals. Beyond the savings, I’ve discovered so many new favourite wines that I might never have tried otherwise. One of the things I love most is the ability to add and build your own box — there’s something really satisfying about curating your selection and then looking forward to it arriving. It makes the whole experience feel more personal and enjoyable. I would strongly recommend Winedrops to anyone looking for quality wine at great value.

Alan’s enthusiasm for this wine is hard to miss, and it’s easy to see why. The nose is dominated by bold blackcurrant fruit — vivid, immediate, and genuinely inviting. It’s the kind of wine that gets straight to the point without pretension. What makes it all the more appealing is just how much you get for the price; Alan rightly calls out the value here. A five-star rating that feels thoroughly deserved.

George gave this five stars, and it’s easy to understand why. There’s a real vibrancy here — the kind of bold, punchy fruit character that draws people to the Ripasso style in the first place. It does what it says on the tin, and does it well. Sometimes that’s exactly what you want from a bottle: no surprises, just confident, generous fruit that hits the mark. A thoroughly deserved top rating.

Ordering was a breeze, delivery was impressively quick, and the wine itself was excellent. Honestly, what’s not to like? From start to finish, the whole experience was smooth and straightforward — exactly what you want when buying wine online. I couldn’t fault a single part of the process, and the quality of what arrived more than lived up to expectations. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a hassle-free way to get great wine delivered to their door.

I’ve been really impressed with Winedrops. The selection of wines and champagne is fantastic, and the quality is exceptional for the price — genuinely great value. What also stands out is how fast and reliable the delivery is. Everything arrived promptly and in perfect condition. If you’re looking for quality bottles without overpaying, and want the reassurance of dependable service, I’d highly recommend giving them a try. A thoroughly positive experience all round.

Ordering from Winedrops was a breeze from start to finish. The whole process was straightforward and took no time at all, which is exactly what you want when you’re looking to pick up a great bottle without any fuss. On top of that, the value for money is genuinely impressive. It’s rare to find a service that manages to be both efficient and affordable, but Winedrops delivers on both fronts. I’ll certainly be returning for my next order.