Splash Wines: Wine Club Tiers, Case Prices and Value

Splash Wines is a wine subscription built around volume and price. You pick red, white or a mix, choose 6 or 15 bottles, and decide how often it ships: monthly, every other month or quarterly. Shipping is free on every subscription case.

The company was started by a family in Idaho and sells mostly imported wines from smaller producers that you will not find at the grocery store. The pitch is simple: good everyday wine at a lower per bottle price than most clubs.

Glasses of sparkling wine with fine bubbles — Splash Wines ships everyday reds, whites and bubbles in bulk

Splash Wines plans and prices

Plan	6 bottles	15 bottles
Standard	$59 (about $10 a bottle)	$89 (about $6 a bottle)
Vineyard	$69 (about $11.50 a bottle)	$99 (about $6.60 a bottle)
Cellar	$98 (reds only)	$159 (about $10.60 a bottle)
Shipping	Free	Free

How Splash Wines works

Pick a tier (Standard, Vineyard or Cellar), a style (red, white or mixed), a case size and a frequency. Splash then curates the bottles and ships them on your schedule. Each case comes with tasting notes, and you can rate your wines to steer future picks.

You can change the mix or frequency, skip a shipment or cancel. There is no online cancel button, so you contact customer service by email or phone. Splash also sells one off curated cases if you just want to stock up without a subscription.

Bottle of Bokhabane red wine with a glass and a steak dinner — Most Splash wines are made for weeknight dinners, not the cellar

Fifteen bottles of red, white and rose wine from Splash — The 15 bottle case is where Splash pricing really shines

Standard, Vineyard or Cellar?

Standard is the budget tier: easy drinking table wines that are perfect for cooking, parties and weeknights. Vineyard adds more single region and estate wines for a small premium, and it is the sweet spot for most people. Cellar is the premium tier with more structured bottles, and at about $10 a bottle in a 15 case it is still cheaper than most wine clubs charge for their entry level.

Splash Standard Mix six pack of red and white wine — The Standard tier is the cheapest way in

Splash Vineyard Mix six pack of red and white wine — Vineyard wines step up in quality for about $10 more per case

Shipping, guarantee and availability

Shipping is free on subscription cases, and an adult signature is required at delivery. Splash cannot ship to every state, so check your state at checkout before you sign up. If you dislike a bottle, the Gotta Love It guarantee lets you contact the team for a credit or replacement.

Splash Cellar Reds six pack of red wine — Cellar is the premium tier, sold as reds only in the 6 bottle size

Is Splash Wines worth it?

Yes, if you drink wine a few times a week and want to keep a full rack for less. The 15 bottle Vineyard case is the best balance of price and quality. If you want famous producers, detailed tasting education or rare bottles, a curated club like Firstleaf or a winery club is a better fit.

Pros

Very low per bottle price, especially on 15 bottle cases
Free shipping on every subscription case
Three tiers and three styles to choose from
Flexible frequency and easy skipping

Cons

Mostly obscure labels, quality can be uneven
No online cancel, you must email or call
Not available in every state
Cellar 6 bottle cases are reds only

Best alternatives to Splash Wines

Looking at other wine subscriptions? Here is how Splash compares:

Splash vs Firstleaf: Firstleaf personalizes 6 bottles from a taste quiz, with more hand holding but a higher price per bottle.
Splash vs Winc: Winc lets you pick each bottle yourself, better if you want control over every wine.
Splash vs California Wine Club: California Wine Club focuses on small family wineries in California, a step up in story and price.
Splash vs Gold Medal Wine Club: Gold Medal ships award winning wines with several club levels, good for gift giving.
Splash vs Plonk Wine Club: Plonk picks quirky, natural leaning bottles from small producers, more adventurous than Splash.
Splash vs Vinebox: Vinebox sends wine in glass sized vials, a tasting flight rather than full bottles.

Splash Wines FAQ

Is there a Splash Wines coupon?

Splash regularly offers a first order discount on subscriptions, typically around $20 off the first case. Check the promo banner on the site before you subscribe.

How do I cancel Splash Wines?

Contact Splash customer service by email or phone and ask them to cancel. Do it a few days before your next shipment to avoid being charged.

Is Splash Wines worth it?

For everyday drinkers, yes. At around $6 to $11 a bottle with free shipping, it is one of the cheapest ways to keep wine at home. Wine lovers chasing specific producers will want something more curated.

Where does Splash Wines ship?

Splash ships to most US states, but not all. Enter your state on the site to check before you subscribe. An adult 21 or older must sign for the delivery.