December 2019 33% Wine.com Codes

Tuesday, December 24, 2019

A slew of 33% off Wine.com codes have surfaced in the past few weeks. I thought it would be helpful to capture them in one place since they're single use and a 33% discount is notable.

FBR50 $50 off $150 (Instagram ad)
FBPRO50 $50 off $150 (@Philznc)
WINEABR1 $100 off $300 (@TheRetailTrader via the Wine Berserkers Forum)
WINEKAP1 $100 off $300 (Slickdeals)
WINE2AVR $100 off $300 (Wine Berserkers Forum)
WINE2KB $100 off $300  (Wine Berserkers Forum)
WINEKB1 $100 off $300 (Wine Berserkers Forum)

I checked with Wine.com and the codes expire 1/1/2020, meaning it will work for orders placed on January 1st but no later.

For tips on how to maximize this deal check out this post.

If you're unsure which wines to buy from Wine.com here's a post on reliably oustanding, widely available wines they sell in most states.

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$100 off $300 at Wine.com with code WINEABR1

Saturday, November 23, 2019

Use code WINEABR1 for $100 off $300 at wine.com.

33% is a pretty juicy discount at wine.com, about as good as it gets. Stack this with the $10 off $50 Amex Offer and maximize it as described in this post.

Thanks to @TheRetailTrader on Twitter for mentioning this code and citing the original source.

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[Targeted] Wine Access $50 back on $150 (3x) with Amex Offer

Friday, November 22, 2019

Amex Offer: $50 off $150 at Wine Access (can be used 3x)

There's a new iteration of an excellent Amex Offer that's run before with Wine Access. This time it can be used 3x for $50 back on $150. Offer expires 2/19/2020.

A lot of the wine offers from Amex are for wine clubs, and they're usually not a good deal at all. But Wine Access is not a wine club. They have an assortment of outstanding wines with reasonable pricing, and since you can stack this offer with other angles it can lead to some seriously great deals.

1. Load the AmEx Offer to your card(s) online


I saw the offer on my Amex Personal Platinum cards, but it's probably available on other cards as well.

2. Create a Wine Access Account


Wine Access has a refer-a-friend whereby you get $50 off your first $150 order. Right now they're also running a 20% off storewide offer that seems to be overriding the $50 off $150, which is sub-optimal for orders around the $150 mark. But once you become a customer you can in turn refer friends for $50 per referral.

Here's my referral link to get started if you're new to Wine Access:

http://share.wineaccess.com/v/robert_48

After going through the referral link you should see this at the top of the page:

3. Go through a Shopping Portal


You can get additional cashback or points & miles for Wine Access orders. To find the best cashback rates use Cashback Monitor.

Top Cashback is a reliable portal and they're currently offering 10% cashback at Wine Access. If you're not registered with Top Cashback yet here's my refer-a-friend link.

4. Spend at least $150 to trigger the AmEx Offer and Free Shipping


The way AmEx Offers work you charge the required amount ($150 in this case) and if the offer has successfully been linked to your account prior to purchase you should receive an email from AmEx right away saying you triggered the offer. The $50 back is processed a few days later as a statement credit.

If you stack the $50 referral with $50 Amex offer that's $100 off $200, plus portal cashback. That's a very good deal on wines that aren't price inflated with free shipping.

What to Buy?


From there, the challenge becomes deciding which wine(s) to buy. Their selection is constantly changing but I like that they have a mix of big names, lesser known but well regarded selections, and affordable insider finds.

One that jumps out at me is this 2014 Rudius Cab. $90 Release Price for $69.99. You can "top off" orders to arrive on round numbers just over $150.

A personal favorite over many vintages here is Coho Headwaters, a proprietary Napa blend. At $40 it's a great value.

Finally, since I love California Pinot Noir so much, is Rhys Alesia Pinot Noir.

If you fall just short of $150 or $200 total, they have an option to "top off" your order with more affordable bottles.

Put it all together and I think it's a very nice deal, probably on part with the rotating deals wine .com has been running the past few years. Like this $50 off $200 deal they're running that can also be stacked with an Amex Offer.

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Exclusive: Sojourn Cellars Pinot Noir Offer

Monday, November 11, 2019


Gap's Crown Vineyard
Sojourn Cellars is a California producer known for their reliably outstanding Pinot Noir. They've once again put together an exclusive offer for WWP readers as follows:


Option 1 - Premium 6 Pack (2 bottles of each)
2017 Sangiacomo Vineyard Pinot noir
2017 Walala Vineyard Pinot noir
2017 Gap’s Crown Vineyard Pinot noir
$299 with free shipping
Retail value = $394


Option 2 - Standard 6 Pack (2 bottles of each)
2017 Sonoma Coast Pinot noir
2017 Russian River Valley Pinot noir
2017 Wohler Vineyard Pinot noir
$199 with free shipping
Retail value = $276


Option 3 - Standard 3 Pack (1 bottle of each)
2017 Sonoma Coast Pinot noir
2017 Russian River Valley Pinot noir
2017 Wohler Vineyard Pinot noir
$99 + $20 flat rate shipping



To learn a little more about Sojourn check out this quick 2-minute video that won Wine Spectator's 2019 video contest.

Analysis


I've had a chance to taste a number of Sojourn's 2017 Pinot Noirs. They were all firmly in the 91-93 point range for me. Whenever I get into a slump when experimenting with wines, I find Sojourn to be a solution that gets me back where I want to be.

Sojourn's 2017 appellation Pinot Noirs have a release price in the $39-$45 range, and a single vineyards between $48-$69.

Option 1 is, I think, good for those familiar with the Sojourn portofolio and appreciate the quality and differences in their single vineyard wines. The Gap's Crown bottling can, in my experience, go beyond Outstanding to Classic.

Option 2 is the package I would recommend for most. I think Sojourn's appellation wines are a perennial value play at retail prices. At these discounted prices, including the single vineyard Wohler bottling that retails for $54, it's a terrific package. Years ago I tasted through three flights of high flying California Pinot Noirs blind. The Wohler Pinot Noir was my wine of the night, and showed strongly for the group overall. It was a 2009 I tasted that night, but my point is that Sojourn can produce tremendous wine from Wohler Vineyard so I'm excited about this bundle. Free shipping too.

Option 3 is a nice way to dip your toe into Sojourn's offerings, but alas - no free shipping.

Bottom Line


My thanks to Sojourn for allowing me to share this offer.

To place an order visit the link below and either create an account or log in to your existing Sojourn account:



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$50 off $200 at Wine.com with code BESTDEALEVER

Saturday, November 9, 2019

Right now you can get $50 off $200 at Wine.com with code BESTDEALEVER.


This 25% discount can be stacked with discounted gift cards purchased through an ongoing $10 off $50 Amex Offer, then shopping through a portal.

See this post for more on how to maximize this promo.

See this post for 10 reliably outstanding widely available wines from Wine.com.

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$50 off $150 at Wine.com with FBSPIR50 [Stack with $10 off $50 Amex Offer + 10x British Airways]

Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Wine.com is offering $50 off $150 with code FBSPIR50. Codes like this can generally be used once per email address. Expiration date is unclear so I'd get on it at 33% off.

There's also an Amex Offer out for $10 off $50.

These two offers can be stacked and maximized as described in this post.

You can also shop through the British Airways portal for 10x per dollar at the moment. Check other portal rates here.

Not sure what to buy at Wine.com?
Here are 10 Widely Available Reliably Outstanding Wines from Wine.com

Thanks for the tip @Philznc!


If you've got a good wine.com promo code or otherwise great wine deal ping me: @RobertDwyer

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$50 off $200 at Wine.com with HELLOAGAIN [Stack with $10 Off $50 Amex Offer]

Monday, September 16, 2019

Wine.com is offering $50 off $200 with code HELLOAGAIN. This code expires September 30, 2019 and can be used once per email address.

There's also an Amex Offer out for $10 off $50.

These two offers can be stacked and maximized as described in this post.

Not sure what to buy at Wine.com?
Here are 10 Widely Available Reliably Outstanding Wines from Wine.com

This is a great offer. I went for some Honig Cabernet Sauvignon and Patz & Hall Pinot Noir personally.

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2014 Le Vieux Donjon for as low as $27/btl w/Free Shipping + Amex Offer

Sunday, March 17, 2019

Wine Access has the 2014 Le Vieux Donjon Chateauneuf-du-Pape for $37/btl with free shipping on $125+ orders.

Stack it with the currently active $50 off $150 Amex Offer for Wine Access. If you have this, 5 bottles would be $185 - $50 = $135 which is $27/btl.


This is an amazing price for a reliably outstanding Chateauneuf-du-Pape that retails for $59. Wine Spectator rated this vintage 91 poitns.

Check out this and the rest of current Wine Access "Cellar Steals" here (affiliate link):

2014 Le Vieux Donjon Chateauneuf-du-Pape
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Amex Offer: $10 off $50 at Wine.com

Monday, March 4, 2019

Amex is back with another $10 off $50 offer for Wine.com. This one expires 7/31/2019.

It's targeted but seems widely available. Amex now limits their offers to one per social security number regardless of how many cards you might have with them.

If you have a few authorized users on your cards it can be a nice way to gather gift cards at 20% off to later combine in a single order. Stack it with a shopping portal at the time of purchase, a promo code, and Stewardship and it can mean discounts close to 50%.

For now, head on over to your Amex account and add the offer to your favorite Amex card. Then purchase gift cards from Wine.com for later use.

Not sure what to buy?

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Amazing California Pinot Noir: EnRoute Les Pommiers Russian River Valley

Sunday, March 3, 2019


I first tasted EnRoute Pinot Noir at a tasting that was aimed at shining a spotlight on various single vineyard Napa Cabs from Nickel & Nickel.

While trying to dissect the subtle differences between the Nickel & Nickel Cabs I came across this luscious Pinot Noir that my palate very much preferred. The experience reflects my personal preference in wine over the years:
  1. Outstanding California Pinot Noir has a depth of flavor that Napa Cab does while being lighter in body
  2. Outstanding California Pinot Noir has a flavor profile I prefer, overall, over any other category
  3. On average, I prefer California Pinot Noir over Oregon Pinot Noir

After that tasting, I sought out EnRoute Pinot Noir and discovered something interesting. Although it carries a release price of $60/btl it can be had for much lesss on the east coast.

Two examples:

As of this writing, Total Wine has it for $39.97 and Wine.com has it for $44.99. Keep in mind, no tax on wine in Massachusetts. And there are regularly ways to buy from Wine.com at deep discount through Amex Offers, discounted gift cards, and by shopping through a portal.

The net of it is you can buy this wine for less than $30/btl if you've got the patience for navigating deals.

This pricing condition has been in place for some time and while it last I'm a buyer, and I'd encourage you to be as well.

2016 EnRoute Russian River Valey Les Pommiers Pinot Noir
14.5% Alcohol
$60 Release Price

Medium bodied visually for California Pinot Noir with an absolutely gorgeous nose of perfectly ripened strawberries, dusty bramble berries, and a hint of baking spices. Absolutely spot on.

The mouth-feel (silky verging on velvet) and transition from the aromatic experience to the palate is seamless. Satisfying body with just a touch of tannic grip compounds with blackberry flavors on its way to a lingering finish.

94/100 WWP: Oustanding+

I've found this wine to be reliable outstanding in the range of 92-95 points across a number of vintages and it's firmly in my rotation year in and year out.

Although their parent company Nickel & Nickel focuses on Napa Cab they clearly have a skillful hand with Pinot Noir.

This wine is absolutely (and reliably) delicious and I would offer it up as a textbook example of why I love California Pinot Noir.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on it if you have a chance to check it out.

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Silver Oak Alexander Valley for $55/btl with Free Shipping

Saturday, February 16, 2019


Online wine retailer Wine Access has Silver Oak Alexander Valley for $80/btl with free shipping on 2:


Stack it with $50 off $150 Amex Offer running at the moment:

Amex Offer: $50 off $150 at Wine Access [click to enlarge]
So, 2 bottles would be $160 with free shipping. Knock $50 off that with the Amex Offer and that's $110 for 2 bottles. Or $55/btl.

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Save 41.5%+ at Wine.com Today

Thursday, February 14, 2019

A few stackable deals from Wine.com today:

  • 14% cashback through ebates today only (2/14/2019)
  • $20 off $100 with code BEMINE (through 2/17/2019)
  • 15% off Wine.com gift cards at Swych with code DELIVERLUV (read more...)
  • Use your Chase Ink card at Swych and check out with PayPal for 5x Ultimate Rewards
If you're new to ebates here's a referral code for an additional $10 back on your first $25 order.

Stack it all together for big savings.

Unsure what to buy at Wine.com? Here are 10 reliably outstanding go-to wines they carry in most states.




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15% Off Wine.com eGCs through Swych

Monday, February 4, 2019

Mobile-only gift card purveyor Swych is offering 15% off Wine.com gift cards with code: DELIVERLUV

I see the code working on $100 gift cards (but not $200). I'm unsure whether the card can be used more than once per account - Swych codes tend to be limited on the number of times they can be used per account.

A nice thing about Swych is that it tends to code as 5x if you happen to have a Chase Ink credit card and check out with PayPal.

Once you order the gift card you can place an order at Wine.com through a shopping portal (check the best rates at Cashback Monitor) and stack it with Wine.com promo codes. We've seen some $30 off $200s lately for an additional 10% off.

I've been getting shipping paid through their Stewardship program. It's like Amazon Prime for wine for $49/year. It's nice to be able to send a single bottle of wine to someone as a gift (or yourself) for $49/year.

Put it all together and it's a pretty deep discount on Wine.com.

If you're new to Swych you can get $5 off your first order with my referral link:

http://get.goswych.com/?referalCode=Robert298DF3

Thanks in advance if you use my code.

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