What our members say

Cirra has found her new favourite rosé — and she’s not holding back. In her view, this knocks the ever-popular Whispering Angel off its perch without hesitation. A bold claim, perhaps, but one made with obvious conviction and a full five-star rating to back it up. If you’ve been loyal to the Provence crowd-pleaser and are curious whether something better is out there, Cirra’s verdict suggests this might be worth seeking out.

Sometimes a single word captures everything. Kevin tried this wine and landed on ‘super’ — and honestly, when a wine leaves you with nothing more to add, that might be the highest praise of all. It clearly delivered exactly what he was looking for, prompting that immediate, unqualified approval that every winemaker hopes for. No complaints, no caveats, just a straightforward five stars and a smile. We’ll raise a glass to that.

Sometimes a wine just speaks for itself, and this is one of those cases. Maria came to this bottle on a recommendation, and it clearly delivered — earning a full five stars without hesitation. There’s something refreshing about a wine that leaves you reaching for superlatives rather than tasting notes. If you’re on the fence, consider this a nudge: it comes highly recommended, and now that recommendation has come full circle.

Gary has a soft spot for reds from this part of the world, and this bottle reminded him exactly why. While he kept his note brief, the five-star rating speaks volumes — this is clearly a wine that felt like a comfortable return to familiar, well-loved territory rather than a discovery. Sometimes the best wines are the ones that simply confirm what you already know and love about a region. Highly recommended by Gary, and we’re inclined to trust his enthusiasm.

There’s something refreshing about a wine that doesn’t try too hard straight away. On first sip it feels beautifully smooth — easy and unassuming — but give it a moment and it starts to reveal itself, building flavour gradually across the palate. It’s the kind of wine that rewards a little patience, and that slow unfurling is genuinely satisfying. Matthew clearly enjoyed the experience, and it’s easy to see why. A full five stars from him, and on this evidence, well deserved.

William Thomas had nothing but praise for this one, and it’s easy to see why. He describes it as delicious and very smooth — the kind of wine that delivers exactly what you hope for when you open a bottle. Quality is clearly the word that comes to mind, and judging by his enthusiasm, it more than met expectations. So much so that he’s already planning to buy more. A wholehearted five-star recommendation from someone who clearly knows what he enjoys.

Winedrops consistently delivers on two fronts: exceptional value and an impressive selection of wines. Whether you’re looking for an everyday bottle or something a little more special, the deals on offer are genuinely hard to beat. The quality of the wines themselves speaks for itself — each selection feels thoughtfully curated, making it easy to discover new favourites without breaking the bank. A brilliant service for anyone who loves great wine at a fair price.

Sometimes a wine doesn’t need a lengthy introduction — it simply delivers. Peter found this to be exactly that kind of bottle: an enjoyable, uncomplicated drink that feels well worth its price. There’s something quietly satisfying about a wine that meets expectations without fuss, and at this price point, that’s no small thing. A solid, honest choice that does what it promises.

Short and simple — this wine delivered exactly what you want: real pleasure without a painful price tag. William was clearly won over, and it’s easy to see why. Sometimes a wine just hits the spot, and when it also represents genuine value for money, it’s hard not to shout about it. A wholehearted recommendation from a happy customer, and one we’re inclined to echo.

Gary clearly enjoyed this enough to be rationing it carefully — five bottles set aside specifically for Christmas dinner, to be paired with sage and onion stuffing. There’s something quietly telling about that kind of deliberate restraint. When a wine earns a place at the most anticipated meal of the year, you know it has made a real impression. A full five stars, and a very sensible plan.

A short note, but an enthusiastic one. William found this wine full-bodied and immediately reached for the word ‘delicious’ — which really does say it all. The chocolate character clearly made an impression, suggesting rich, dark fruit or perhaps some oak-driven depth. It’s the kind of wine that stops a conversation mid-sentence. Five stars, no hesitation.

Andrew left us just a single letter to work with, so we’re reading between the lines here — but a four-star rating speaks clearly enough. Whatever was in the glass, it seems to have made a solid impression. We’d love to hear more next time, Andrew — the full story behind those four stars sounds like it’s worth telling.

In Maria’s own words, this is — in her humble opinion — a beautiful Tuscan red, and it’s hard to argue with that assessment. Full of flavour from the moment it’s poured, it’s the kind of wine that doesn’t ask you to plan ahead or remember to open the bottle an hour early. It simply delivers, glass in hand, right away. A five-star rating from a happy customer, and a gentle reminder that sometimes the best wines are the ones that meet you exactly where you are.

Some wines are good, some are great, and then there are the ones that stop you mid-sip and make you take notice. For Steve, this was firmly in that last category — one of the best he’s ever had the pleasure of drinking. High praise from someone who clearly knows what they enjoy, and the kind of wholehearted recommendation that’s hard to argue with. If you’re on the fence about trying it, that five-star rating should tell you everything you need to know.

Opened and enjoyed straight from the wine store at around 15 degrees, this was drunk in the garden as the sun went down, the ambient temperature easing gently from a sweltering 30 degrees. After a hard day’s work outside, it was exactly what was needed — cooling, restorative, and utterly well-timed. What made it genuinely special was how naturally it seemed to belong in that moment, its character harmonising with the scent of roses and the warm, sweet smell of fruit ripening nearby. There are wines you drink, and then there are wines that somehow complete a moment. This was the latter. Magical is the right word.

I’ve been really impressed with how straightforward and intuitive the whole experience has been. Everything is laid out clearly, making it easy to find what you’re looking for without any unnecessary hassle. On top of that, the customer service has been excellent — responsive, helpful, and genuinely pleasant to deal with. It’s refreshing to come across a company that clearly values its customers and makes the effort to ensure a smooth experience from start to finish. So far, so good — I’d highly recommend giving Winedrops a try.

Sometimes a wine doesn’t need to do anything flashy — it just needs to be good to drink, and this one delivers exactly that. Paul found it very drinkable, which is perhaps the most honest compliment you can pay a bottle. It’s the kind of wine that doesn’t demand your attention or ask you to take notes; it simply sits well in the glass and goes down easily. A solid four out of five, and a dependable choice if you’re after something uncomplicated and enjoyable.

This was a real hit at a dinner with friends, and it’s easy to see why. It delivered everything you’d hope for from a classic Burgundy — in a way that felt genuinely satisfying rather than just ticking boxes. What struck us most, beyond the wine itself, was just how well it held its own socially: the kind of bottle that gets noticed and appreciated around the table without needing any introduction. For the price, it felt like a genuine find. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to share something reliable and characterful without breaking the bank.

I’ve been consistently impressed with every bottle I’ve received — not a single disappointment. The quality across the range has been outstanding, and for the price, the value is genuinely hard to beat. The wines themselves have been a real pleasure to explore, and the service throughout has been smooth, reliable, and friendly. If you’re looking for a wine subscription or shop that delivers on both quality and value, I couldn’t recommend Winedrops more highly. Very happy indeed and looking forward to whatever comes next.

Sometimes the best thing you can say about a wine is that it gets out of its own way. This was exactly that — the kind of bottle you open without ceremony and find yourself halfway through before you’ve even thought about it. Effortlessly drinkable, with nothing harsh or awkward to interrupt the enjoyment. Matthew clearly found it as approachable as they come, and honestly, that’s one of the finest compliments a wine can receive. Not every bottle needs to demand your attention. Some just need to taste good and keep you coming back for another glass. This does exactly that.

This was my first time using Winedrops, and I couldn’t be more impressed. The service was absolutely brilliant from start to finish — smooth, efficient, and exactly what I’d hoped for. It’s always a little nerve-wracking trying somewhere new, but any hesitation was quickly put to rest. I’ll most certainly be returning and would have no hesitation in recommending Winedrops to friends and family. Thank you for making the experience such a positive one!

Short and sweet, Hugh’s verdict says it all — this is a genuinely nice wine. The Chenin Blanc grape can be tricky to get right, pulling in all directions between crisp acidity, honeyed richness, and sometimes an almost waxy depth. Whatever direction this one has taken, it’s clearly landed well. A four-star rating from a customer who keeps things concise speaks volumes. If you’re looking for a reliable, enjoyable bottle that doesn’t demand overthinking, this seems like a solid place to start.

This is a lovely wine that manages to stand out from the crowd of New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs, and that’s no small feat. The freshness is immediate and striking, with a powerful lemongrass character that feels both vivid and genuine. What really won me over, though, was the sense that this wine is doing something a little different — there’s a personality here that sets it apart from the more predictable expressions of the variety. The finish lingers pleasantly, rounding off what is a very enjoyable and distinctive bottle. Four stars, and well deserved.

Sometimes a single word says it all. Paul found this wine simply great — and there’s an honesty to that kind of unadorned enthusiasm. Not every bottle needs a long explanation; some just deliver exactly what you’re hoping for and leave you feeling satisfied. A four-star rating backs up the sentiment: this is a wine that clearly hit the mark, even if Paul wasn’t moved to reach for his notebook. Worth trying if you’re looking for something reliably enjoyable.

Stuart clearly found exactly what he was looking for here. This is the kind of wine that doesn’t demand your full attention — it simply sits comfortably in your glass and makes a warm afternoon feel a little more relaxed. Easy-drinking in the best sense of the phrase, it delivers uncomplicated pleasure without any fuss. Enjoyable enough that Stuart plans to come back for more, which says quite a lot on its own. A solid, reliable choice for casual outdoor drinking.

I’ve just received a case of red Tuscan wine — my very first order from Winedrops — and I have to say, I’m genuinely blown away. I can honestly say I’ve never drunk a red wine quite as enjoyable as this. There’s something wonderfully likeable about it; it’s the kind of bottle you want to keep coming back to. It has already earned a place among my all-time favourites — if not the top spot entirely. If this is the standard I can expect going forward, I’ll certainly be a returning customer. Absolutely brilliant.

Some wines leave you searching for words, and this is one of them. Jon’s verdict is as straightforward as it gets — simply the best — and honestly, there’s a quiet confidence in that kind of brevity. No lengthy list of descriptors, no hedging. Just a clear, wholehearted five stars from someone who knows what they like. It’s the sort of recommendation that carries real weight precisely because it doesn’t try too hard. If you’ve been on the fence about trying this one, consider this your nudge.

Sometimes a wine doesn’t need to do anything flashy to win you over. This is exactly that kind of rosé — classic through and through. Martine gave it a full five stars, and the simplicity of her note says everything: no fuss, no pretension, just a wine that delivers precisely what a great rosé should. Whether that means a pale, crisp pour with fresh fruit and a clean finish, or something a little more structured and serious, the word “classic” carries real weight when used by someone who clearly knows what they’re looking for. A confident, deserved top score.

Winedrops has completely transformed the way I shop for wine. It’s an amazing company offering an eclectic mix of bottles from all over the world, and if you’re a true wine lover, membership is an absolute must. What I appreciate most is that it encourages me to step outside my comfort zone and try wines I’d never normally consider buying. Every day really is a school day with Winedrops — I’m constantly discovering new varieties, regions, and styles that have genuinely expanded my palate. Highly recommend to anyone looking to explore the world of wine in a fun and accessible way. ???

I’ll admit I was sceptical at first, but Winedrops has genuinely won me over. Every wine I’ve received has been excellent, and not once have I been disappointed. The quality really does speak for itself. My one gripe is with the app, which feels a little clunky and could do with some improvement to make the experience smoother. That said, it’s a minor inconvenience I’m more than happy to overlook given the consistently impressive wines that have come my way. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates good wine.