Wine Clubs That Ship To Hawaii
Do you want to ship wine to Hawaii? Looking for a wine club that ships to Hawaii? We found some great wine clubs that ship to Hawaii and have listed them below.
Beginning in 2007, direct shipping to Hawaii is permitted as long as wineries have registered with the Hawaii Department of Taxation and received a Direct Wine Shipper’s Permit from the local island commission. Shipments may not exceed 6 nine-liter cases per household each calendar year. As you may expect, there may be additional shipping charges when sending wine to Hawaii, as opposed to states in the mainland, but at least you can get wine some clubs to deliver to Hawaii! Here are our top wine clubs that ship to Hawaii.
The Best Wine Clubs that Ship to Hawaii
The International Wine of The Month Club – Premier Series
- Available in 2-12 month terms or ongoing
- Mix and match with other clubs including cheese, beer, chocolate, cigars, and flowers
- Email or print a gift announcement
- All Red, All White, and Mixed Packs Available
- No option for one delivery
- Shipping and Handling not included in price
Firstleaf Wine Club Review
They use technology and a fun & quick "taste quiz" to determine your preferred wines. After your first delivery (which is heavily discounted and free shipping), you get to rate the wines they sent you. By giving their wine matching technology this feedback, your algorithm is refined and subsequent wine deliveries are consistently wonderful, ensuring you get the perfect wine ever time.
- Introductory offer: 6 bottles for just $44.95
- Order is shipped quickly, no waiting for wine
- Wines selections are customized for you
- Flexible shipping schedule and specific delivery dates
- Discounts on additional bottles
- Only available in 6 and 12 bottle deliveries
Naked Wines Review
- Unique wines
- Support the winemaking industry
- Free shipping on orders over $100 (otherwise, $9.99 shipping)
- Must order half or full case at a time (mixed)
- Difficult availability
Wine Insiders
- Terrific per bottle pricing
- Red, white, and mixed options
- Free shipping on 6+ bottles
- Less-known, white label wines
Even though not very much is known about Hawaii’s earliest wine production, it is reported that Don Francisco de Paula y Marin, the man who also introduced pineapples and coffee to the region, planted the first grapevines as early as 1815. While the state primarily produces wine from tropical fruits, the Hawaii wine industry is a great reminder to never underestimate the persistence of vintners who will find a way to grow grapes regardless of challenging conditions. Luckily for the state’s winemakers,
Hawaii is home to the Symphony grape, a cross between Muscat and Grenache Gris varieties that can be used to make an off-dry and fruity white wine. Even though the tropical climate of Hawaii is not particularly well-suited to wine growing, Symphony grapes are grown with success in higher elevations around the state’s volcanic mountains, where temperatures are cooler and less humid than coastal regions.
More great wine clubs that ship to Hawaii
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- Free shipping
- Personalized wine choices
- Well-known brands
- Ability to pause shipments but stay in club
- Tasting notes in app
- 6 month options only
- Only gift option is a gift card
Really Good Boxed Wine
- Have delicious wine you KNOW that you love available
- Drink as little or as much as you want -- the wine stays fresh for up to 6 weeks
- Excellent for entertaining and providing luxury wine to your guests
- FREE SHIPPING
- As a small batch producer of quality wines, they have limited quantity. When they're sold out, you have to wait.
- Although prices are half of those for similar quality wine, it's still not cheap. ($70 a box breaks down to $17.50 a bottle)
Naked Wines Holiday Sparkle Case
- Unique wines
- Support the winemaking industry
- Free shipping on orders over $100 (otherwise, $9.99 shipping)
- Must order full case
- Not a great gift option
Manos Wine Review
- Thoughtful, creative, unique gifts!
- Custom and customizable bottles!
- Quick delivery
- No commitment, no subscription
- Would be nice if they had more game options
Big Hammer Wines “Adventures in Wine” Club Review
- Free shipping included
- Auto-renews but you can skip or cancel shipments
- Only available as 12 bottle club
Red Wine Lovers Case by Big Hammer Wines Review
- Free shipping included on 12 bottles
- Auto-renews but you can skip or cancel shipments
- Only available as 6 or 12 bottle club
The Zero Proof Review
- Wide assortment of no-alcohol beverages
- Non Alcohol Wine, Beer, Spirits and more!
- We enjoyed the non-wine wine!
- They have no alcohol! (kidding)
- Their "one click upsell" got me to buy an additional bottle at a discount
Hawaii is currently home to three commercial wineries. O’ahu’s Diamond Head Winery is a small-batch winery that is not commercial in a conventional sense, as its wine production is determined by custom orders.
Located at an elevation of 2,000 feet, Tedeschi Vineyards has been in operation since 1974. It is currently situated on the slopes of Haleakala, a dormant volcano on the eastern part of Maui. After vines were first planted in 1974, vintners experimented with pineapple wine while waiting for the vines to mature, and the product turned out to be incredibly popular. While Tedeschi Vineyards continued to make pineapple wine, the first grape harvest resulted in a successful first grape wine: Maui Brut Sparkling. Today, their annual production includes sparkling, pineapple, grape, and raspberry dessert wine.
The state’s other major wine producer is Volcano Winery, located at an elevation of 4,000 feet on the Big Island’s active volcano Kilauea. Ever since this winery opened in 1896, it has been home to creative experimentation, combining grape blends with exotic fruits such as star fruit, passion fruit, and papaya. The winery also has released a honey wine, and in 2006, the winery developed a Tea-infused wine, using their signature Macadamia Nut Honey wine and black teas.