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Wine clubs are a great way to get to sample different types of wines picked by people who know about quality, vintages and what the labels mean. Usually they send a monthly selection for a reasonable price. Many provide tasting notes and information on the wine.

If you'd like to learn more about wines, or are looking for a gift for someone who really likes wines, a subscription to a wine club is a good solution. Make sure to check that the area where you live allows you to have wine shipped to your home. Several states in the USA prohibit this...

The International Wine Clubs Association - This wine club association lists wine clubs around the world with a search by the country you live in. The clubs are listed with web site and contact email. They list three clubs that ship overseas for their subscribers.

The International Wine of the Month Club - This wine club ships two bottles every month. The subscriptions are open ended. You are billed for each month unless you choose to pay for a longer term. Each months selection includes a white and red (you can opt to have just white or just red) from major wine producing areas around the world. They have other features you may enjoy. You can send a hint to someone if you'd like this as a gift or send a "virtual wine" card to someone.

Fine Living Wine Club - Monthly selections can be chosen from three levels. The first two are mainly Western US labels either white or red while the Reserve Club, with the premium price of US$99 a month, offers only top red wines from around the world plus.

Internet Wines & Spirits - Wine Clubs 101 - This site offers wine clubs ranging from US$30 to US$100 a month. You can choose the generic wine club 101 or focus on reds, whites, champagne and other special wine groupings.

Wine Clubs - Drink Wine.com - If you are fond of the wines produced in Sonoma, California...this directory lists many of the clubs based in the wineries located there and links to the sites if they have one. Mainly a local resource, but a good job as far as it goes.

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