“Awesome take on the wine club concept!”— @MrHeather
“A genius way to find #wine that suits your palate!”— @jackietopolRD, New York, NY“I highly recommend joining @TastingRoomCom.”— @etdebruin, San Diego, CA“@TastingRoomCom is my new obsession”— @oooESTHERooo, Los Angeles
Suggestions of more grapes and regions to explore once you're ready to try something new
The regions of the world that produce the wines and styles you tend to like most, as well as other countries that offer the best value for your wine buck
A few recommendations
of the types of food or styles of cuisine that pair well with the wines you tend to prefer
A simple phrase
you can repeat or that'll help the server or sommelier steer you to right section on the wine list
While every other wine club of the month or random California wine club will send you whatever bottles they want to send you, we only send you wines you love. It's simple: You taste wines first and buy second. You start by comparing wines in mini bottles — say, a Pinot Noir versus a Cabernet, or a Chardonnay versus a Sauvignon Blanc. Just tell us which ones you like (and which you don’t), and we hear your personal preferences, loud and clear. Only then do we start shipping you wines in regular size bottles.
Go ahead and search wine club reviews, and you’ll see that Tasting Room gets the edge over every other wine club out there. Even better, we let you rate the wines in all your shipments, which further refines your taste profile. Just as your taste in movies, books or TV change over time, the same can happen with wine. When and if your tastes change, your shipments change as well. Tasting Room is the only wine club that makes sure you only get the wines you'll love drinking.
Your satisfaction is our top priority. Other wine clubs say you’ll be satisfied. Guaranteed.
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