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Wine.com is the nation’s leading online wine retailer, offering selection, guidance and convenience not found in brick and mortar stores. The company provides its customers access to the world’s largest wine store, with live chat wine experts available 7 days a week on its mobile and full websites. Wine.com delivers in 1-2 days to most addresses, offering date-certain delivery and the convenience of shipping to over 10,000 Walgreens and FedEx Office local pickup sites. The company’s popular StewardShip program provides unlimited wine delivery and exclusive access to new releases for $49 per year. Wine.com’s mission is to inspire the wine lifestyle through innovation. For more information, visit the company’s website at http://www.wine.com or download its app in the Apple Store or Google Play.

WineDirect is the leader in winery direct-to-consumer (DTC) services including ecommerce, point-of-sale, wine club, fulfillment and marketplace distribution solutions. In an era of rapidly increasing consumer expectations, our unique end-to-end platform enables wineries to provide next-level service and create customer relationships that last. Serving more than 1,800 wineries worldwide, WineDirect is headquartered in Napa Valley with offices in Paso Robles, CA; Santa Maria, CA; Sherwood, OR; Glenwillow, OH; Dallas, TX; Vancouver, BC; and McLaren Vale, Australia. Learn more about how we are helping wineries succeed with DTC by visiting our website.

The most-inspired wines in the world are made in small quantities. Finding them is the hard part. That’s what we do. For over 25 years, our sourcing team has traveled the globe’s wine trails in search of the world’s finest wines. And we've shared our experiences with members, enabling them to tell the stories behind the wines they serve to family and friends. The wines we select are grown — not made. Vineyard tours with growers help us understand soil makeup, exposition, and vineyard treatments (biodynamic, organic, sustainable), all of which have a profound effect on the finished wine. To ensure quality, wines are evaluated at least twice: First in the cellars in which they were made. And then again before we offer them to our membership. Even the most practiced tasters can have a bad day (or a cold). After 25 years of critical tastings, it's unlikely that we'll have two. Learn what is truly extraordinary about wine. Sign up today at wineaccess.com