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Save 40% on the Laithwaites Wine Club

We are so excited to announce a BRAND NEW, limited time only offer from Laithwaites.

Join The Wine Club and save 40% when you purchase your first 4, 8 or 12 bottle case. Just use the code below at checkout and save on some exciting wines! For as little as £29.40, it's a no brainer.

What is The Wine Club?

The Wine Club is sourced directly from the winemaker, where Laithwaites have gained life-long relationships giving them access to the cream of the crop. This is your chance to try the best of the best.

How does it work?

  • Choose you case size: 4, 8 or 12 Bottles.
  • Choose your wines: Select from Red, White or Mixed PLUS have the freedom to swap bottles in and out in your case.
  • New Wines: Every 4 weeks a new mix of superb bottles to get stuck into.
  • Enjoy: Get your delivery for free and delight in the wines!

The benefits

  • Flexibility: skip or swap bottles at your own convenience.
  • Unlimited Membership: Laithwaites' special membership includes free next day delivery for any wines you buy (even just one!) which is ideal for those last-minute orders.
  • Exclusive Vouchers: You’ll receive complimentary vouchers to use when the supplies are looking low.
  • No quibble: Don't actually want the case this month? Just give them a call and Laithwaites will pick it up at your convenience with a full, no quibble, money back guarantee.

Don't miss the opportunity to join the club with our 40% off welcome offer - It really is the best way to buy your wines with Laithwaites.

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