What our members say

Sweeter than expected but incredible flavours.

Scaranto, Bundle of Governo All’Uso Rosso, 2024

Overall, Winedrops offers decent wine at reasonable prices, and I’ve been broadly happy with what I’ve received. That said, my experience hasn’t been without frustrations. Early on, I ran into a number of issues with their app and the ordering process, which took a while to sort out — and while things seem to be working smoothly now, there was no real acknowledgement of the inconvenience caused at the time.

My other gripe is with the way savings are presented. Some of the stated RRPs bear little resemblance to what you can actually find the same wines for elsewhere, which means the advertised discounts can feel inflated and a little misleading. It’s knocked my confidence enough that I now check prices independently before committing to a purchase.

None of this has put me off entirely — the wine itself is good and the core offering is solid — but I’d encourage Winedrops to be more transparent with their pricing. A little honesty goes a long way when it comes to building customer trust.

Easy drinking, melon / honey / stone fruit, medium dry

Smith & Sheth, CRU Sauvignon Blanc Wairau, 2023

This was a good bottle, although not overly remarkable considering the price, so 4*. Rich nectarine and pear on the nose, then flinty lemon palate with that long almondy finish. Paired with Bbq lobster and buttery potato salad went down an absolute treat

Domaine Anguenot, Pouilly-Fuissé Bio, 2024

I’m not usually a big fan of Sauvignon Blanc, but I enjoyed this Sancerre. It was smooth and well-balanced — not too floral, which made it much more drinkable for me.

If you’re also not the biggest SB lover, this one might win you over. That said, if you prefer the super grassy, zingy style, it might feel a bit too restrained.

Either way, I liked it enough that I’d happily buy it again.

Recommended if you want a more elegant, easy-going Sauvignon.

Fernand Girard, Sancerre Blanc, 2023/2024

Not sure if I agree with the hype, personal opinion

Boekenhoutskloof, The Chocolate Block, 2023/2024

Oaky, red fruit, pleasant enough at £16 but definitely not worth £60!

Winedrops, Declassified Pauillac, 2023

A lovely Provence rosé that’s exactly what you want on a glorious UK summer evening. Light, fresh, with that classic pale pink colour and delicate berry notes. Not too sweet, not too dry — just spot on.

We’ve been enjoying it with light dinners and al fresco evenings, and it’s been ideal for the weather we’re having right now. If you like Provence rosé, you really can’t go far wrong with this one.

La Vidaubanaise, Comte de Provence, 2024

A good solid Bordeux. Leave to breathe to enjoy fully

Chateau La Perriere, Bordeaux Rouge, 2022

Very easy going down. Good for the price

Little Cricket, Gruner Veltliner, 2025

Nice, but not standout

Scaranto, Governo Special Edition, 2024

Winedrops offers a solid selection of wines at competitive prices. The annual membership fee is on the steep side, though in practice it encourages you to purchase more bottles to spread the cost — which isn’t necessarily a bad thing if you’re a regular wine buyer. Overall, a worthwhile option for those who enjoy exploring different wines without overpaying.

Really impressed with Winedrops overall — the quality and selection are excellent, and it’s easy to see why they’ve built such a loyal following. That said, I did find the shipping costs and membership charges a little unwelcome. These added extras can catch you off guard if you’re not expecting them, and they do take some of the shine off an otherwise positive experience. Worth factoring in before you commit, but the wines themselves are genuinely good.

Smooth and velvety, good quality wine.

Scaranto, Governo Special Edition, 2024

A lovely smooth full bodied red. Fantastic on a summers evening in the garden. Great value

Scaranto, Governo Special Edition, 2024

Smooth and tasty

Winedrops, Nuestra Senora, NV

Yes, this is a very pleasant wine. Good flavour but not too heavy.

Scaranto, Governo Special Edition, 2024

Really nice wine! For the price you can’t go wrong

La Caplana, Gavi, 2024/2025

Good Pinot. I bought it as it shares my granddaughter’s name tbh, but glad I did. Like her it’s lovely!!

Isla, Pinot Noir, 2024/2025

I am not usually a white wine drinker but found this really crisp, fresh and easy to drink

Quinta de Sao Sebastiao, QSS Rare Lisbon White, 2024

Smooth, sweet, dark stone fruit hints with vanilla & faint Smokey lingering on the palate. Very drinkable

Scaranto, Bundle of Governo All’Uso Rosso, 2024

Nice, easy drinking. Holds up well with Thai flavours too

Quinta de Sao Sebastiao, Dona Flor Branco, 2024

Blind Taste viewed was pivotal to decision to but o

Scaranto, Bundle of Governo All’Uso Rosso, 2024

It’s a Sauvignon and pretty good for the money. If you like S you’ll love it if you don’t you’ll not.

Saint Vallon, Sauvignon Blanc, 2024/2025

Delicious highly drinkable everyday treat

Winedrops, Del Mito Primitivo, 2024/2025

Bit of a surprise this one! Slightly sweet, but crisp and fresh, juicy and surprisingly crisp and quaffable. Flavours of apple, pear, grapefruit and (this may just be me) asparagus. Sounds weird, but I really like this.

Trentacoste, Pinot Grigio DOC, 2024

It’s very good but Scaranto at less cost is much better

Villa Amoris, Robinus Primitivo, 2023

Nice

Chateau d’Hanteillan, Haut Medoc Cru Bourgeois, 2019

Lovely

Victor Berard, Cotes du Rhone, 2024

Very morish

Winedrops, Del Mito Primitivo, 2024/2025