There are plenty of wine clubs to go around, but finding one with even a limited selection of vegan alternatives isn’t the easiest to come across. We’ve checked all the clubs out there, and of all the ones that do provide vegan wine, put together our top 10 list, starting with Vegan Wines. There’s probably no surprises there.
Vegan Wines

This makes the perfect club for anyone with this diet because it’s 100% vegan, which means there’s no room for any errors or confusion about what you’re buying.
- Pro: 100% Vegan
- Con: Limited state wholesale options
- Types of gifts: Gift cards
- Subscription Price: $140 Minimum
- Membership Plans: Quarterly
- Money-Back / Satisfaction Guarantee: Refund Available
- Customer Support: Email/Telephone
- Gift Memberships & Gift Cards: Gift Memberships
- Cancellation Policy: Instant
Possibly the cream of the crop of clubs with products 100% free from animal products is Vegan Wines. From the vineyard to the winery, there is not a trace of any animal agents in soil fertilizers or the fining process.
You receive hand-picked, top-quality reds and whites from smaller producers that are passionate about creating vegan wines and show conscientiousness every step of the way. There are three clubs for you to pick and choose from. The Signature Club features the classics made in a wide range of styles while the Light Lovers Club puts low-alcohol and -sugar products in the spotlight. Those who love their Cab Sauv and Merlot can indulge with membership of the Red Lovers Club which features bottles from across the globe. Tasting and food pairing notes come with each.
One of the great things about Vegan Wines is you can try it out with a Club Sampler Trio before you commit.
Read more about this ethical alternative to wine clubs in our review.

Winc

There’s few wines that Winc doesn’t offer in it’s subscriptions, or hasn’t offered before, so it’s only natural that you’ll find a good selection of vegan wines too.
- Pro: Skip a month option available
- Con: Limited stock
- Types of gifts: Gift Cards/Membership
- Subscription Price: $60/$100/$150
- Membership Plans: 1/2/3 Month
- Money-Back / Satisfaction Guarantee: Yes
- Customer Support: Mon-Sun (Business Hours)
- Gift Memberships & Gift Cards: Yes
- Cancellation Policy: Online cancellations
The objective of Winc from its launch in 2012 has been to share the best that Californian artisanal wineries have to offer with those who share their passion for the juice of the grape. Its selection focuses on reds and whites from small producers plus a few from the classic Old-World regions we all know and love.
Vegans have something to celebrate when they join Winc. It has a great choice of reds and whites covering grapes like Chardonnay, Grenache, and Pinot Noir that are produced without any use of animal products. What this means is in the fining process sediment is removed from the red or white with vegetal or mineral agents. Winc regularly adds new products to its portfolio so there’s always a new, fresh bottle to try.
Shipments are suited to your individual tastes thanks to a Palate Profile Quiz and you get a $20 discount off your first case.
Get the full picture of Winc and what our experiences were by reading our review.

Vinebox

Don’t want to tempt yourself by having too many bottles lying around the place? Vinebox delivers its vegan wines by the vial, rather than in bottle, so the focus is more on tasting than overindulging.
- Pro: Unrivaled variety
- Con: Shipped quarterly
- Types of gifts: Customized e-gifts
- Subscription Price: $35+ Per Month
- Membership Plans: Quarterly
- Money-Back / Satisfaction Guarantee: Within 60 days
- Customer Support: Email
- Gift Memberships & Gift Cards: Yes
- Cancellation Policy: Online cancellations
Ever wished you could taste a range of mini glasses before committing and tired of shipments full of reds and whites that don’t reflect your tastes? If so, Vinebox is your club. You get to try glass-sized samples and opt for a bottle when one ticks all your boxes.
Every quarter, Vinebox sends you nine 100-ml servings of a range of classics mostly from European vineyards giving you the chance to taste before you purchase any more. When you do find a wine (or wines!) you love, Vinebox will arrange sourcing and delivery with the costs covered by credits you build up with each of your sample deliveries.
This club uses cutting-edge fractioning tech to keep samples bright and rich so you don’t need to worry about tired flavors. The tasting team has tried nearly 11,500 wines and only 1% has made it through so you get the cream of the crop.
Have a read of our review and learn everything about Vinebox that you need to know.

Naked Wines

Naked Wines’ approach that sees it work closely with winemakers means you get to try creations from independent and upcoming wineries too; even Vegan ones.
- Pro: 33% Off Market Price
- Con: A bit pricey
- Types of gifts: Vouchers
- Subscription Price: Tailored orders
- Membership Plans: One-off purchases
- Money-Back / Satisfaction Guarantee: Yes
- Customer Support: 24/7
- Gift Memberships & Gift Cards: Yes
- Cancellation Policy: Online cancellations
It’s no surprise that a club focusing on connecting artisanal producers with oenophiles hungry for nothing less than the authentic has links to the finest vegan wines going. Naked Wines connects ambitious vintners and its 300,000 members in a model that sees subscription fees used to fund unique projects and members getting first dibs on the results. Prices are kept to a jaw-dropping low because there are no middlemen.
Sounds like a win-win? It gets even better if you follow a vegan diet. Naked Wines’ portfolio features an impressive range of red and whites free from the use of animal products in the vineyard or the winery. Chardonnay, Shiraz, and Viognier are just a few of the grape varieties plus a selection of blends will really get your taste buds dancing.
If you want to nerd down with your favorite winemaker about that splendid vegan Sauv Blanc, you can hop onto fun communal chat areas.
Read our full review here.

Dry Farm Wines

This club puts a focus on natural winemaking and is one of the few health-focused wine clubs around. That means there are plenty of vegan options to choose from.
- Pro: Low carb
- Con: Lower alcohol levels
- Types of gifts: Hand-picked
- Subscription Price: $159 Per Shipment
- Membership Plans: 3/6/12 Month
- Money-Back / Satisfaction Guarantee: Return empty bottles of wines you don’t enjoy
- Customer Support: Email/Telephone
- Gift Memberships & Gift Cards: Gift Memberships
- Cancellation Policy: Instant
You know you’ve struck wine gold when you find a club that’s dedicated to sourcing the healthiest there is without compromising your taste buds. Dry Farm Wines specializes in bottles with low alcohol, sugar, and sulfite levels that taste spectacular. If living purely is important to you, this is your club.
The alcohol levels in Dry Farm Wines range start at 7% ABV and don’t exceed 12.5% while sugar is jaw-droppingly low at 0-0.15g per glass. Sulfites are also way down there. Its selection also features products that are dry-farmed (hence the name) meaning vines are not irrigated and have to find their own water source deep in the soil. This results in better quality grapes plus saves an estimated 1.4 billion gallons of water annually among Dry Farm Wines producers.
Healthy, good for the planet, and great tasting, what’s not to like about Dry Farm Wines?
Learn more in our review.

Wine Insiders

Wine Insiders provides a variety of vegan options that are available to enjoy in your plan and as gifts to your loved ones.
- Pro: Individual orders possible
- Con: No limited edition wines
- Subscription Price: $89.00 / Month
- Membership Plans: Monthly
- Money Back / Satisfaction Guarantee: Yes
- Customer Support: Telephone/Email
- Gift Memberships & Gift Cards: Yes
- Cancellation Policy: Instant
Wine Insiders is like the gateway to keeping your shelf filled with top-quality artisanal wine from every major region at good-value prices. Every bottle is exclusive to this club so you can sit back and expect shipments full of variety that you simply can’t find anywhere else. Its selection has garnered 1,250 awards from top competitions and critics, but costs are low because it avoids markups so you get the savings.
Wine Insiders kicks it all off with an excellent introductory delivery of 12 top-notch wines along with three bonus Bordeaux blends for less than $90. Each bottle comes with background information on the vineyard and producers plus tasting notes and food pairing ideas.
Wine Insiders likes to throw in free gifts that make service and storage more professional. In your second shipment, you get a complimentary 7-Piece Connoisseur's Deluxe Lever Pull Corkscrew Set with a pourer, stopper, and more super-handy gizmos.
Learn more about Wine Insiders in our review.

WSJ Wine

WSJ stays up to date with all vegan wine news, so you can expect its club to offer only the best creations there are on the market.
- Pro: VIP memberships
- Con: Quarterly deliveries only
- Types of gifts: Accessories
- Subscription Price: $69 Minimum
- Membership Plans: Quarterly
- Money-Back / Satisfaction Guarantee: Yes
- Customer Support: Email
- Gift Memberships & Gift Cards: Yes
- Cancellation Policy: Instant
The WSJ Wine sommelier team sips its way around the globe picking up fine vintages along the way that touch on popular styles, grapes, and regions. Since 2008, this club has been filling the shelves of oenophiles with the most interesting, exclusive, and best thanks to an enviable network of connections across family producers and famed houses.
An introductory offer gives your taste buds an insight into the quality you can expect from membership. You receive 12 premium bottles and a bonus gift for $69.99. If you like what you taste (and you will!), you can sign up for a choice of two clubs: The Discovery Club which brings you a dozen bottles that have been consistently highly rated by fellow members or the Premier Club which features limited-editions and award winners.
An accompanying pamphlet provides a deep dive into the background of each bottle with educational tasting notes and yummy ideas for pairing.
Read our review to get all the answers on WSJ.

NPR

NPR, like WSJ, is a dedicated source on all wine news, so the club it runs incorporates all the same expertise and values. The range of vegan wines here come recommended by all the important voices in the industry.
- Pro: Cheap orders
- Con: Some states aren’t eligible
- Types of gifts: Holiday gifts
- Subscription Price: $79.99 Minimum
- Membership Plans: Monthly/One-Off
- Money-Back / Satisfaction Guarantee: Refunds
- Customer Support: Email/Telephone
- Gift Memberships & Gift Cards: No
- Cancellation Policy: Instant
Combine your passion for public radio with your love of Chardonnay, Shiraz, and Malbec with membership of the NPR Wine Club. Each time you order a 6 or 12-bottle shipment, a cut of your subscription goes toward supporting public radio programming. How this club does this while keeping your subs super-low is anyone’s guess, but it does and it’s a wonderful win-win for all.
You can expect a case full of the best from classic Old and New World regions like France, Italy, Argentina, and other much-loved areas. For fun, some bottles feature labels sporting the names of popular NPR programs so you can sip them while you tune in (but it’s not obligatory!).
Your first shipment is discounted and although the following cases are priced normally, the value for money is still incredible. To deepen your enjoyment, the NPR Wine Club throws in tasting notes and ideas on food matching.
Get our thoughts on NPR in our review.

Laithwaites

Laithwaites has a range of vegan and vegetarian wines available; many of its bestsellers are even some of its most affordable options.
- Pro: First case is well discounted
- Con: Quarterly deliveries only
- Types of gifts: A wide variety
- Subscription Price: $39.99 Minimum
- Membership Plans: Quarterly
- Money-Back / Satisfaction Guarantee: Replaces wines you don’t enjoy
- Customer Support: Email/Telephone
- Gift Memberships & Gift Cards: Yes
- Cancellation Policy: Instant
Launched in 1969, Lathwaites has been in the business for so long, it knows its 700,000 members’ tastes inside out. It started in the UK and spread to the US and Australia building up an expert team of sommeliers that discovers the finest reds, whites, and rosés from all the regions everyone so loves.
Wherever it sources its wines, Laithwaites has an eagle eye on the shifting and changing preferences of subscribers – like the move toward natural and vegan wines. Thousands are tasted each year with a minuscule number making the grade and ending up in your case. You can expect the classics but also look forward to lesser-known beautifully tasting grapes for something new as well.
To enhance the experience of your wines, Laithwaites club includes super-interesting nuggets of information about the origin of each bottle in your shipment along with food pairing ideas and insightful tasting notes.
See if Laithwaites is for you in our review.

Plonk

Plonk puts its focus on global, lesser-known biodynamic winemakers and is a great choice for vegan wines as well as supporting smaller wineries.
- Pro: Natural wines only
- Con: Not that many gift options
- Types of gifts: Curated only
- Subscription Price: $69.99 Minimum
- Membership Plans: Monthly
- Money-Back / Satisfaction Guarantee: Refunds unopened bottles
- Customer Support: Email/Telephone
- Gift Memberships & Gift Cards: Curated gift only
- Cancellation Policy: Instant
If you want to combine a healthy lifestyle with your Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, Grenache, and Merlot, there’s no better club for you than Plonk. Its team tastes wines around the world in its quest for top organic and biodynamic products from artisanal producers. Whatever red or white you have in your glass, you can feel confident it contains no pesticides from the vineyard, or acidifiers, artificial sugars, or alcohol enhancements from the winery.
Founder Etty Klein has been featured in Wine Enthusiast's Top 40 Under 40 Tastemakers List in recognition of her visionary club, so you know you’re in good hands when you receive a case from Plonk. While known for organic and biodynamic wines, this club also highlights lesser-known varietals for spice and variety.
With each 4, 6, or 12-bottle shipment, you get the lowdown on the winery as well as deep-dive tasting notes and tasty ideas for food pairing.
Learn all about Plonk in our review.
