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Wildcase is the UK’s freshest new wine club and online retailer. Our mission is to help wine drinkers explore more of the world's undiscovered and unconventional wines. There’s a whole world of incredible wine out there beyond common grapes and mass trend driven styles. Wildcase is for the adventurous wine drinker. We dig deeper to uncover small producers doing things differently. Featuring stunning local varieties, emerging regions, and contemporary, forward-thinking wines. At the heart of Wildcase is our membership club. Members get exclusive first access to the new wines we find - delivered every three months in a discovery box. But Wildcase is more than just a subscription. It’s a curated experience, where every box is completely different. Each one is built around a unique theme, with bespoke, educational content to guide exploration. No generic tasting notes here - this is about discovery, enjoyment, and great wine. And if you're not ready for a subscription, you can still buy our amazing wines in our online shop. What Sets Wildcase Apart? Genuine wine discovery – indigenous grapes and emerging regions. Different every time – Cleverly themed and curated boxes. Education meets enjoyment – explore, learn, and grow your palate. Focus on the unconventional – thoughtful winemakers and modern styles. Discover your next favourite wine.
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I have really enjoyed being a member of Wildcase Wines so far. It has been great to experience new and different wines that I would never have tried before. The tasting notes are a great way to learn about these different wines and others like them. I would highly recommend.
I really look forward to receiving my quarterly box of Wildcase wines.
The helpful info that comes with the wines (I usually get this via the QR code on each bottle), helps me to understand more about what I'm drinking and where the flavours come from. The wines are all a little bit special/unique and it's great to have something a bit different to drink at gatherings or just on the weekend.
Really interesting and tasty wines. Great customer service and a good choice for anyone looking for something different and special.
Reply from Wildcase
Thanks so much! We love different and special!
I've loved being a member of Wildcase, they deliver wines that I would never have gone near that are delicious and open your eyes to far less commercialised, but just as good, wines that the world has to offer.
It's exciting to open the cases each quarter, the presentation is always spot on and the details provided with each wine very informative but delivered in so that wine beginners can understand. It feels less "serious" than many wine clubs and I like that you feel part of a community.
Reply from Wildcase
Thanks for your kind review Alastair. Glad you're enjoying your membership, and most importantly the wines!
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