Wine Clubs That Ship To Georgia
Do you want to ship wine to Georgia? Looking for a wine club that ships to Georgia? We found some great wine clubs that ship to Georgia and have listed them below.
Well, you're in luck! (And we were lucky enough to review many of them) As of 2008 Georgia is a direct wine shipping state, meaning that residents are free to receive up to 12 cases a year. While out-of-state retailer shipping is prohibited, many wine clubs can ship into Georgia, and we've reviewed a ton of them. On this page, we've listed only those wine clubs that can deliver to residents of Georgia. Better still, we've rated and ranked each of them, too. Below, please find our favorite Wine Clubs that Ship to Georgia!
The Best Wine Clubs that Ship to Georgia
As it turns out, “The Peach State” has another fruit worth of celebration: wine grapes. Georgia's ever-expanding wine country extends from Savannah to Young Harris, blanketing the northern third of the state. Wineries and farms product fruits and honey for wine production, accounting for a nearly $400 million dollar industry for the state of Georgia.
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
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
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
More great wine clubs that ship to Georgia
The International Wine of The Month Club – Masters Series
- Great as a gift option
- Available as 2 red or a red and a white
- International wine in each shipment
- $16 Shipping
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
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
Splash Wines Review
- Shipping is included!
- Simply buy a Curated Case or Build Your Own
- Subscription options are simple
- Buy one-time, or subscribe
- Their "case" is 15 bottles at least!
- 6 bottle option only available with subscription
Plonk Wine Club
- 4 Unique Bottles
- FREE SHIPPING
- Organic Wines
- Select Red, White or Mixed
- Video Education
- Eco-Friendly Packaging
- Standard shipments are monthly. (Customized delivery schedule available via customer service.)
- Gift packaging is sufficient, but not extraordinary
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
More fun facts about Georgia's wine industry: Early in its history, European grape varieties struggled to take hold in Georgia, but native muscadines were widely cultivated for table grapes as well as for the production of sweet wines. Then, in the late 1970s, the wine industry flourished with the help of pioneering winemakers who invested in modern wineries in some of Georgia's most historic agricultural valleys.
In July, 2014 Georgia officially earned its first America Viticultural Area (AVA), known as the Upper Hiwassee Highlands, which spans 690 miles and is located in northeast Georgia and southwestern North Carolina.
With the addition of its first AVA, Georgia wineries have gained national recognition and wine tourism offers are expected to expand. The state's annual wine festival takes place every June in Dahlonega, and features wineries, hard cider producers, as well as local breweries. Travelers to the region also enjoy the neighboring national forests, mountainous landscape, as well as the famous Georgian sunshine.
Today, wines from Northern Georgia are earning ever increasing recognition for their quality and complexity. Merlot and Viognier are two grapes that particularly thrive in the Georgian soils and sultry summer climate.