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Ask George: How many wine clubs are there in St. Louis?

More than a handful, it turns out, and in a wide range of price points.

Ask George: How many wine clubs are there in St. Louis? —Hannah W., Gray Summit

Wine clubs in St. Louis typically offer either curated bottle subscriptions (often featuring two shop-selected wines each month) or discount memberships (with savings on wines that members choose). Some clubs allow members to select all reds, all whites, or a combination. Below are eight local bottle shops offering subscriptions—and one grocery chain with a discount membership program.

Cellar House / Bottle Cellars
Format: Two tiers: $40 per month plus tax or $70 per month plus tax.
Benefits: Membership includes tasting notes, pairing suggestions, 10 percent off retail purchases and restaurant beverages, and complimentary tasting-event admission. Waived corkage fee in restaurant on any bottle.
Terms: Three-month minimum.
Contact: 5634 Telegraph, Oakville, 314-846-5100.

Clayton Winehouse
Format: Six tiers, from $120–$1,250 quarterly.
Benefits: Tasting notes, free club delivery within St. Louis County, 25 percent off ticketed wine events, and 10 percent off additional purchases of available club wines.
Contact: 7911 Clayton, Richmond Heights, 314-449-6291.

Grapevine Wines & Spirits
Format: Three tiers, from $35–$80 per month.
Benefits: 10 percent discount on any wine purchase, regardless of the number of bottles (excludes gift boxes); 10 percent discount on any cheese, food, or accessory purchase; additional discounts at selected tastings and events
Terms: Four-month minimum
Contact Info: 309 S. Kirkwood, Kirkwood, 314-909-7044.

Parker’s Table
Format: Three tiers plus Collector’s Club. Prepaid three-, six-, or 12-month subscriptions, from $35–$150 per month.
Benefits: Emailed tasting notes and pairing suggestions.
Contact Info: 7118 Oakland, Richmond Heights, 314-645-2050.

The Passport Cocktail Bar & Bottle Shop
Format: Three tiers, from $40–$90 per month
Benefits: 20 percent off additional wines sampled at that tasting and purchased that day.
Contact Info: 6275 Delmar, Delmar Loop, 314-594-7564.

Schnucks
Format: Discount membership priced at $24.99 annually. Members receive 15 percent off the lowest listed price of each 750 ml wine bottle, every day, with no minimum purchase. Available to eligible Schnucks Rewards members in Missouri and Illinois.
Benefits: Discounts are available in stores and through eligible Schnucks curbside and delivery orders.
Terms: Automatic annual renewal unless members opt out. Discount does not stack with “Winesday” or bulk-purchase discounts.
Contact Info: Multiple locations; 314-994-4400.

St. Louis Wine Market
Format: Cellar Club, for $150 per month, includes two premium reds, including limited-production selections, with tasting notes and a pairing recipe.
Benefits: 10 percent off wine purchases and invitations to exclusive events. Shipping can be arranged for an additional charge. No registration or cancellation fees.
Contact Info: 161 Long, Chesterfield, 636-536-6363.

The Wine Barrel
Format: Two tiers, for $45 and $65 per month, with tax included.
Both tiers: Tasting notes, 10 percent off ticketed events and wine classes, and advance notification of wine and whiskey allocations. Members also receive 5 or 10 percent off additional wine purchases, depending on the tier.
Terms: Three-month minimum.
Contact Info: 3828 S. Lindbergh, Suite 111, Sunset Hills, 314-842-9463.

The Wine Merchant
Format: Three tiers, for $45, $75, or $150 per month
All tiers: 15 percent off wine and cheese purchased in person on club pickup day.
Contact Info: 9200 Olive, Suite 126, Olivette, 314-863-6282.



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