wine clubs

wine club team

We strive to make each of our clubs a terrific source for our members to learn more about wine and gain access to great bottles at great values. Becoming a member of a wine.com wine club means you will have the full support of our wine experts and dedicated customer support staff.

expert wine panel

Mike Osborn and Michelle Sutantyo make sure our club wines deliver on the promises of great taste and value. Mike, who was the General Manager at WillaKenzie Estate Winery in Oregon, knows the best wines and the best values better than anyone. As the Vice President / Director of Wine of wine.com's wine shop, Mike oversees the company's entire wine selection. Michelle hand picks our wines each month and thoughtfully crafts all of our tasting notes. She applies her years of experience working in the California wine country to help you understand and appreciate the wines you are tasting.

dedicated customer support

Wine.com's wine club experience doesn't end with selecting great wines at great values. As a member of our clubs, you'll have access to dedicated customer support who will provide you with the best experience possible. They can help you find whatever you need, whether it's sourcing other great wines from one of our featured regions, or assisting you with selecting the perfect wine club as a gift. Email us at wineclub@wine.com or call us toll free at 1-800-592-5870.

meet the team!

		Michael Osborn - VP / Director of Wine Favorite wine region: Pacific Northwest - from Oregon Pinot Noir to Walla Walla Merlot - it's in my blood. Best wine memory: I have so many fond memories from touring wine regions, to everyday occasions with wine. To pick one, I guess it would have to be recent. Last Fall, I toured the Rhone Valley. During one afternoon, the Perrin Family of Chateau de Beaucastel in Châteauneuf du Pape hosted me and friends traveling from Washington, D.C., New York and Tallahassee, Florida. Learning of their passion, for decades, for organic farming underscored the adage that "healthy wine starts with healthy vines." My favorite club to give: I favor Grand Tour for the variety of wines and the opportunity to taste wines from new regions and to learn about specific wines indigenous to these areas. It is the combination of both the learning aspect and the introduction to eye-opening wines that excite me.
		Michelle Sutantyo - Senior Wine Buyer Favorite wine region: Italy. There is so much diversity in wine within Italy and it gets better every day. Wine is made all over the country. From the crisp whites of Alto Adige near the Austrian border, to round fruity wines from Sicily and then Tuscany and all the others in between- there really is something for everyone. Outside of food and wine, it’s also a beautiful country to visit! Best wine memory: My first trip to any wine country was to Tuscany. I had the chance to hand pick grapes, watch them being crushed, meet the family who owned the winery and enjoy an unforgettable lunch on the property overlooking the hills and vineyards of Tuscany. After that day, I knew wine would forever be a big part of my life. My favorite club to give: Grand Tour. I love this club because you get to taste wines from all of the major wine regions and really tour the wine world. I know how difficult and intimidating it can be when you go into a wine shop and want to try new regions but you don't know any of the wineries. Well, this club does the picking for you. It’s an easy way to enjoy wines that depict the essence of a particular region so it’s both fun and educational.
		Wendy Stanford - Product Manager Favorite wine region: Hard to say! New Zealand is one. I just love the yummy, citrusy Sauvignon Blancs NZ is so famous for. They are also rapidly gaining attention for world class Pinot Noir. I also love South African wines. Steely Sauvignon Blanc and smoky Pinotage are so unique from this region. But a recent trip to Oregon wine country has put it close to the top too. You just can't beat the delicious, affordable Pinot Noir grown here. It is on the same latitude as Burgundy, so it makes sense that the grape does so well. Best wine memory: I loved being in the cellar at the winery where I worked on weekends for a few summers. The experience assisting the winemaker and staff with harvest by hand-sorting grapes, testing brix levels, and watching the temperature of the juice as the fermentation process took place was priceless! My favorite club to give: Build Your Cellar. These wines are chosen with great care and are of extremely high quality. These are often wines not readily available in many areas, so it's a great opportunity to expand your palate and learn about amazing wines from all over the world.
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