Last month I ordered the WSJ Wine Club from the Wall Street Journal. I had been hearing a lot of people talk about it and wanted to see for myself if it lived up to the hype. Rather than write about it, I decided to show you exactly what I received in my package.
WSJ Wine Club Review
I paid $69.99 plus about $20 in shipping and handling for the case. That made the price per bottle less than $6, which definitely is not bad. In fact, that’s lower than what I usually pay for my wine. For party wine or a regular Saturday night, I usually stick with the $6-10 range depending upon what is on sale.
The free corkscrew set that WSJ valued at $49.99 is really nice. It comes in a wooden box and has a number of other wine accessories with it. I would have paid about $40 just for that. The notebook for keeping tasting notes was also nicer than the last wine club that I received tasting notes from.
I ordered a mixed case of half white wine and half red wine. I started with a bottle of the red last night and my husband and I both agreed that it was pretty good. Will I keep the club after this case or cancel before the next quarter? That probably depends upon what other wine clubs I find between now and then. The good news is that I can cancel without any penalty.
You can see my full WSJ Wine Club Review video below.
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