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Subscription tasting gift box

Discover three new, rare and exclusive wines each month with a video-guided tasting led by a Best Sommelier of France

Selected by a Best Sommelier of France

Free delivery with every shipment

1 vial = 2 glasses, for a tasting to share.

3 wines served at Michelin-starred restaurants each month

Step 1

I choose the subscription length (3, 6 or 12 months)

Step 2

I enter the lucky recipient’s email address

Step 3

I choose when they’ll receive the gift email with the activation link

Step 4

They activate their subscription and choose the date and address for their first delivery

What’s in a monthly gift box

✓ 3 carefully selected wine vials chosen by a Best Sommelier of France

✓ Access to our exclusive content (tasting notes, training videos, live tastings)

✓ Free delivery every month

Any questions?

The subscription recipient has 1 year from the purchase date to activate it and start receiving their gift boxes. They choose their delivery address when they activate the subscription.

The gift recipient enters their own delivery address when they activate their subscription or place their order.

The recipient will receive their first gift box 2 to 5 days after activating their subscription.

If you activate the gift subscription yourself, you’ll need to manage the subscription: tracking parcels, changing the delivery address and so on.

No, all our wines are ready to taste as soon as they arrive. You can also keep them for a while, according to the guidance we provide.

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