What our members say

Love the system of filling your create in your own time then auto delivers when it’s full. Some discounts are very real but always recommend double checking. New App harder to navigate but overall a great way to buy wine.Would love to see more New World wines on there.

Some great deals, do your research on the price and you won’t be disappointed!

Never fails to impress (review of Chateau d’Esclans, Whispering Angel, 2024/2025)

The website and app are both excellent—easy to use with a fantastic selection of wines at great prices. Can’t wait for my first delivery!

I was a bit unsure at first, but Winedrops is the real deal. You pay a subscription fee, and in return get access to unique, quality wines at discounted prices. You can pick and choose what you like, and once you’ve filled a case of 6 or 12 bottles, it gets shipped out. So far, every bottle I’ve received has been great. While the discounts may not always be as dramatic as advertised, the savings are still real and the quality is definitely there.

A great selection of quality wines, including some real gems beyond the usual mainstream picks.

Smooth and rich. Spicy sweet fruits, vanilla and mocha. cassis, vanilla, red fruits and tobacco on the nose. Delicious!
(review of Scaranto, Limited Edition Governo All’Uso Rosso, 2023)

Smooth. Quite light. Classy
(review of Meerendal Wine Estate, Shiraz, 2023)

I was a little puzzled at first but Winedrops is legit. The way it works, you pay a subscription fee, then you get offered unusual and discounted quality wines. You buy them if you wish and accumulate a case of 6 or 12. When it is full, they ship it to you. I have yet to drink bad wine, though it’s not quite as discounted as they claim, it is genuine.

Very good website and app. Great wines at great prices. Can’t wait for my delivery.

Requested a refund as I didn’t realise I’d signed up but I’m not good with things onlineGood communication albeit through emails. Received my refund in under a week seem a genuine company

I was a little puzzled at first but Winedrops is legit. The way it works, you pay a subscription fee, then you get offered unusual and discounted quality wines. You buy them if you wish and accumulate a case of 6 or 12. When it is full, they ship it to you. I have yet to drink bad wine, though it’s not quite as discounted as they claim, it is genuine.

Very good website and app. Great wines at great prices. Can’t wait for my delivery.

Requested a refund as I didn’t realise I’d signed up but I’m not good with things onlineGood communication albeit through emails. Received my refund in under a week seem a genuine company

This is a novel approach to purchasing wine. While the promotional discounts may be somewhat exaggerated, it offers a fun opportunity for adventurous drinkers to explore different options.

A nice tasting full bodied Montepulicano, will definitely buy again (review of Pantasema, Montepulciano D’Abruzzo, 2021)

Really smooth. Great but at£6.91 (review of Chateau Curton La Perriere, Bordeaux Rouge, 2020)

Great service with efficient delivery and a solid selection of wines—very pleased!

Good wine, great prices, and excellent service what’s not to like?

I’m a repeat buyer of this wine . Great value and super drinking (review of Ornellaia, Le Volte , 2019)

Nice service, efficient delivery, decent wine selection.

Interesting new approach to wine buying. Discounts are a little overplayed but it’s a fun way to experiment for the adventurous wine drinker.

Nice service, efficient delivery, decent wine selection.

Interesting new approach to wine buying. Discounts are a little overplayed but it’s a fun way to experiment for the adventurous wine drinker.

Great app, big discounts on solid wines

Good value so far! Looking forward to seeing how the wine measures up!

Good wine , good prices , good service whats not to like

Good wine , good prices , good service whats not to like

Excellent, will buy again (review of Rock Wines, Smart As Nero D’Avola, 2023)

Nice mid range red - liked it (review of Chateau Senailhac, Bordeaux Superieur, 2018)