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- Crisp, aromatic and ripely fruity Viognier from Chile and a seven-time Winery of the Year£8.99 per bottleSAVE £2.00
- £106.68 per caseSAVE £47.20
- Australia’s beloved Black Stump has gained a friend – first outing for Black Stump’s fruit-filled ro£11.99 per bottle
- Meet the new Rex Mundi – a delicious southern French white from genius winemaker Hervé Sabardeil£12.99 per bottle
- Dazzlingly crisp Sauvignon from Chile’s Elqui Valley, a super-cool white with serious altitude£12.99 per bottle
- Full of the sunshine of Spain's Mediterranean coast, this is a juicy, aromatic, peach-fresh white£9.99 per bottle
- Lovely, bright apple fruit and lemon intensity in this classic, crisp northern Italian Pinot Grigio£10.99 per bottle
- Velvety fruit-filled customer favourite, chocka with blackberry and spice, from great-value Portuga£11.99 per bottle
- w/o Family Celebration Mix – organic Sicilian favourites with £41 off and Dino’s new Riserva!£131.88 per caseSAVE £41.00
- Vibrant and bold Shiraz-driven Aussie red, this is Sam Trimboli’s rebellious outlaw of a wine£8.99 per bottle
- A rich, silky red blending Portugal’s native grapes with Cabernet and Syrah from a family estate£8.99 per bottleSAVE £2.50
- £119.88 per caseSAVE £45.01
- From the much-loved McPherson winery, this is a fresh Sauvignon with a juicy, tropical fruit twist£11.99 per bottle
- Sink your teeth into The Dip, a blood-red, spice-filled hair-raising red that's gushing flavour£12.99 per bottle
- Lovers of silky, oak-aged Tempranillo, take note. A dark berry fruit Crianza married with toasty oak£9.99 per bottleSAVE £4.00
- Exceptional Rhône-style pure Roussanne white - luscious, creamy, rounded apricot and spice notes£9.99 per bottleSAVE £4.00
- Sam Trimboli's great Aussie white using Italy's Trebbiano, it has crisp, creamy, lemony fruit£13.99 per bottle
- Crisp, mouthwatering white made from hard-to-pronounce, but delicious-to-enjoy Portuguese grapes£7.99 per bottleSAVE £2.00
- A vibrant taste of Argentina’s great white grape, Torrontés, from Mendoza’s high-altitude vineyards£8.99 per bottleSAVE £3.00
- Brilliant, citrusy and fruity Chenin Blanc from an all-black and all-female South African cellar£13.99 per bottle
- Bold, juicy, fruit-filled Shiraz Cabernet from Australia and one of our favourite producers£8.99 per bottle
- Fine, crisp and linear-fresh Sancerre from a small family estate and prized Caillotte vineyards£22.00 per bottleSAVE £2.00
- Gold-medal Shiraz from the tiny RedHeads wine studio, using rich, spicy Barossa and Clare fruit£11.99 per bottleSAVE £4.00
- Dr John Forrest’s lower alcohol, yet fully flavoursome Kiwi Sauvignon – just what’s needed£14.49 per bottle
Why buy wine from Laithwaites?
There are plenty of great reasons to buy from Laithwaites. Here are just a few:
- Trust – we’ve been a family wine merchant for 50 years, with over 400,000 happy customers. Our customer service is second to none – reflected in our ‘excellent’ Trustpilot rating.
- Quality – every year our team of buyers taste 40,000 bottles to bring you the best. Just 800 (that’s 2%) make the grade.
- Range – our buyers don’t just sit in an office and make phone calls. They visit wineries all over the world – often small family cellars – to bring you authentic, handcrafted wines that you won’t find in your local supermarket.
- Convenience – no need to struggle to the car with bulky bottles. We deliver straight to your door.
- Peace of mind – with our no-quibble guarantee, you never need to worry about getting a bad bottle. If you don’t like a wine – for whatever reason – you don’t pay for it.
And last but not least … we’re committed to leading the way in becoming more sustainable in all areas of the business. That’s why we were named Decanter’sGreen Champion of the Year in 2023.
When will my wine be delivered?
The day of your delivery will depend on which option you’ve chosen at checkout.
- For a standard delivery, we will deliver your order within three working days. Delivery to the Scottish Highlands, some other areas of Scotland, Northern Ireland and offshore islands can take an extra few days.
- Usual delivery times are between 07.00 and 21.00.
- You can select Next-day or Named-day delivery at checkout – but do bear in mind we don’t deliver on Sundays or Bank Holidays.
For the best experience we recommend you subscribe to our Unlimited service. A one-off payment of £29.99 entitles you to free delivery for a year – including free Next-day delivery. There’s no minimum order – you’ll get free delivery even on a single bottle. And you can get delivery to multiple addresses, so it’s perfect for gifting!
Can I get a wine subscription with Laithwaites?
Yes! It’s quick and easy to join our Wine Club.
You’ll start discovering new wines for less right away – and once you’re in you can easily tailor your subscription to your needs.
Want to skip or delay a delivery? No problem. Fancy a different style? We’ve a wide range to choose from. Want to swap in some of your favourite wines? It’s easy to do online. We’ll send a reminder email the week before delivery so you’ll have time to make any changes you like.
Can I send wine as a gift?
Sending wine as a gift online with Laithwaites couldn’t be easier.
- Choose your wine gift and select ‘add to basket’.
- Go to your basket and select ‘checkout’.Select your shipping address (add a new one of you need to).
- Add a case label message (free) or choose a gift card and add a message (for £1.99)
- Select ‘Continue’ and choose shipping method.
- Next day and named day are available for a small extra charge.
- Pay using your chosen method (Credit or Debit card, Apple Pay, GPay or PayPal).
- We’ll take care of the rest!
What happens if I want to return a wine?
We want you to enjoy every bottle you buy from us. If you are not completely satisfied with any wine, for any reason, just let us know and you’ll receive a refund.
Plus, we always want you to receive exactly what you need. If we deliver a case and it’s not wanted, just email us at customerservice@laithwaites.com and we’ll take care of it.
What are the most popular types of wine?
Although there are 1,000s of white wine styles to choose from, a small number enjoy huge popularity among wine fans. The top white wines among our customers are:
Sauvignon Blanc – originally from France, this zippy aromatic white is now made in nearly every winegrowing country. Some of the most popular Sauvignons in our range come from New Zealand, France and South Africa ·
Pinot Grigio – with its easy-going pear and apple fruit, Pinot Grigio is a wonderfully social white wine. It’s originally from northern Italy, but it’s also grown in France and New Zealand, where it’s known as Pinot Gris. ·
Chardonnay – one of the world’s most versatile white wine grapes, Chardonnay originates from Burgundy, home to highly sought-after fine whites. Delicious and well-priced examples can be found in Australia, Southern France and South Africa.
With so many red wines to choose from, it can be tricky knowing where to start. Here are the most popular red wines:
Merlot – loved for its soft, juicy, easy-going fruit, Merlot is one of the world’s best loved red grapes. It’s originally from France, where it’s found in the fine reds of Bordeaux. But great value examples can be found in Chile, Australia, Southern France and beyond.
Shiraz – also known as Syrah, this popular red grape makes juicy, spicy bramble fruit reds. It’s originally from the Rhône, but has been widely adopted by Australia as its flagship red. You’ll find it as part of the blend in our No.1 bestselling red of all time – The Black Stump.
Malbec – this popular red grape was practically unheard of until the world woke up to the fantastic quality coming out of Argentina. It’s big, rich, smoky flavours make it the perfect barbecue red. Our biggest selling Malbec, Opi, has been a firm customer favourite for years.
How many glasses are in a bottle of wine?
If you’re planning a dinner party you’ll want to make sure you have enough wine for your guests. And for that you’ll need to know how many glasses you’ll get per bottle. Here’s the answer. A standard bottle of wine contains 750 ml of wine, so that makes:
- Six small glasses (125ml)
- Four medium glasses (175ml)
- Three large glasses (250ml)
For a magnum – simply double the number of glasses. We hope that helps!