The Best Wine Subscription Boxes of 2026

• Price: $40 per month
• Number of bottles: Six bottle minimum
• Delivery frequency: Every one, two, or three months

This wasn't our favorite subscription box because it's not super user friendly and there are almost too many wines to choose from (if that's even a thing?).

However, Naked Wines is the perfect solution for anyone looking for more bang for their buck—without being too fussy about brand names or sourcing.

Upon signing up, Naked Wines makes you take an introductory "quiz" that's less about your taste preferences and more about your wine sourcing knowledge, which is mildly educational. From there, you can choose to become a member (or Angel), where you contribute $40 monthly for wine deliveries. You can also choose to sign up for the Wine Genie, which will curate a specialized box for you, and make further suggestions after receiving feedback.

At its core, this no-frills subscription service is all about connecting consumers to winemakers and providing affordable wines. Naked Wines could be good for you if you prefer a back-to-basics approach over fun, Instagrammable branding.

• Price: $50–$180 per shipment
• Number of bottles: Three, six or 12 bottles
• Delivery frequency: Quarterly

90+ Cellars is a great place to shop for wine from a variety of renowned global destinations—at a good price. That's because the brand works with wineries around the world, buying their overstocked bottles and omitting the source from the labels in order to achieve lower costs for consumers.

The name 90+ Cellars comes from the fact that every wine on the website has earned a score of 90 point ratings or higher, so you can be sure you're taking a leap for a bottle that's been vetted and approved by experts.

While this means there are plenty of reasonably priced wines to shop on the site, the subscription service offered by 90+ Cellars isn't the most customizable. It functions as a Wine Club, which ships quarterly boxes of wine hand-picked by the brand according to the season.

Subscribers can choose between the Starter Club, Mixed Club, or Red Club. The Starter comes with three bottles—red, white, and either sparkling or rosé—and with one or two reserve selections. The Mixed comes with the option of six or 12 bottles of (you guessed it) a mix of blends. And the Red Club is reds-only, with the option of six or 12 bottles, and it comes with three or four Reserve and Collector Series selections.

This could be a great option for anyone looking to explore new wine varieties—especially because each box comes with accompanying tasting notes and pairing suggestions—but may not be the best subscription option for picky wine drinkers.

• Price: Starts at $60 per month
• Number of bottles: Six or 12
• Delivery frequency: Monthly or quarterly

Rather than shipping you bottles from a variety of brands each cycle, this wine delivery service curates a selection of Cameron Hughes’ wines and sends it monthly or quarterly.

The company actually sources wine from other vineyards through a selection process that allows it to brand the wines as its own, with the intent of offering excellent wine at a more affordable cost. So you're still gaining plenty of variety in every box—but with a more digestible price tag.

We really enjoyed sampling an array of wine varieties, and we appreciated how easy the site was to navigate as a subscriber. But there were some downsides. This service doesn't allow you to skip shipments, so if you're taking a break from wine or going away on vacation, you'll still have to pay for the scheduled shipment. We were also disappointed by certain flavor profiles; the Chardonnay was offputtingly sweet, and the Cabernet Sauvignon was almost watery.

Read the full Cameron Hughes review.

• Price: $20.40 per bottle
• Number of bottles: Six bottle minimum
• Delivery frequency: Every one, two, or three months

This organic, celebrity-owned wine brand was launched by Cameron Diaz and Katherine Power after they noticed a gap in the market for wine bottles with completely transparent ingredients. Every Avaline wine promises organic ingredients with no additives and minimal sulfites.

The subscription program offers a 15% discount and free shipping on every case of wine, which can reduce bottles to as little as $20 each. Subscribers can then choose to have bottles delivered every one, two, or three months, and can easily skip or delay shipments along the way if plans change.

The subscription also includes perks, like first-access to new wines, invites to tastings and events, and surprise gifts.

While we enjoyed most of the wines we tried during testing, certain varieties—like the sparkling option—fell short of our expectations. And not all Avaline wines are eligible for subscription, so subscribers have minimal options for regular deliveries.

Read the full Avaline review.

• Price: Starts at $64 per month
• Number of bottles: Six, 12, or 24 bottles
• Delivery frequency: Monthly

Some might scoff at the idea of "leftover wine," but for those who really do just prefer one glass at a time—or like to mix up varieties throughout the week—Usual Wines is a great option.

This brand offers by-the-glass bottles in a range of different varieties—including red, white, rosé, and sparkling—along with the option to order a mix of different kinds. You can choose to order a one-time Usual Wines box with 6, 12, 18, or 24 bottles per box, or you can save money by subscribing so you'll get a monthly delivery of the box size and wine type of your choosing. We enjoyed the easy user experience during testing, as well as the mindfully eco-friendly packaging.

Just be aware that Usual Wines is definitely on the pricey side, plus the variety of wines is limited compared to competitors.

Read the full Usual Wines review.

• Price: $75.99 per month
• Number of bottles: Six bottles (With two size options)
• Delivery frequency: Monthly

If you like the idea of streamlining your meal kit and wine delivery services, Blue Apron is an easy choice. Subscribers can sign up for a monthly Blue Apron wine subscription through a new or existing meal kit account. Once you sign up, you’re automatically directed to the contents of your first box of six bottles.

We like that Blue Apron provides an informational booklet about the wines included in each delivery, however, this service has some major drawbacks.

Blue Apron sends 500 milliliter bottles that are two-thirds the size of a standard 750 milliliter bottles, making its monthly 6-bottle box for $69.99 ($10 per bottle, plus shipping) less of a bargain than it seems because you're getting less wine. Blue Apron is also lacking variety in its offerings, however, it's certainly nice to have someone else take care of selecting wines that'll pair nicely with your meal kit recipes.

• Price: Starts at $222
• Number of bottles: Six, 12, or 24 bottles
• Delivery frequency: Bi-annually

This natural wine brand offers some seriously unique bottles with fun branding that would be eye-catching at dinner parties and get-togethers.

We love that each Tinto Amorio bottle is made with organic, biodynamic grapes and undergoes spontaneous fermentation for a true, natural wine experience. But the subscription-like wine club offer is fairly limited; there are only two options and both lack any personalization options.

The Glou Glou All Day club offers six, 12, or 24 standard bottles in every bi-annual shipment, which includes a focus of Tinto's famous red wine and a rotating selection of others. The Winemaker Select's Club is an upgraded choice, with 12 or 24 bottles every six months, including a guaranteed selection of orange wines, plus a rotating selection of other bottles.

Since Tinto Amorio's wine come from a small brand with limited selections, we recommend trying the wines subscription-free before plunging for either wine club.