On our best-sellers page, you’ll often see these styles trending:

• Chardonnay – a versatile white that ranges from crisp to creamy.
• Cabernet Sauvignon – a classic full-bodied red.
• Moscato – a semi-sweet option that’s light and fruity.
• Red blends – smooth, crowd-pleasing mixes.
• Crisp whites – easy-drinking, refreshing picks.
• Rosé and pink wines – bright, food-friendly sippers.

Popularity can vary by location and availability. To find what’s hot near you, sort by “Best Sellers,” then filter by color, sweetness, and size (you’ll see 750 mL, 1.5 L, 3 L, and 5 L). This can help you quickly match your taste and occasion.

Many wine fans use a simple “20/20” idea for serving temperature:

• Reds: Chill in the fridge for about 20 minutes before pouring to feel fresher and more balanced.
• Whites: Take out of the fridge about 20 minutes before serving so flavors aren’t muted by being too cold.

It’s a flexible guideline, not a rule. Room temperature, fridge settings, and the wine’s style can change what tastes best. Checking the label’s suggested temperature (when available) and doing a small taste test can help you fine-tune what works for your palate.

Think about how you’ll use it and how many people you’re serving:

• Boxed wine (3 L–5 L): Practical for gatherings, casual nights, and when you prefer a glass at a time. The packaging can help limit air exposure, which may keep it enjoyable longer once opened.
• Bottles (750 mL–1.5 L): Great for smaller groups, special dinners, or when you want to explore different styles. They’re also easy to bring to events and to store.

On the page, filter by size and style to compare options. Either format can be a good fit—it just depends on your occasion and how quickly you’ll enjoy it.

Here’s a quick estimate using a 5 oz pour (results can vary based on your glass and pour):

• 750 mL: about 5 servings
• 1.5 L: about 10 servings
• 3 L: about 20 servings
• 5 L: about 33 servings

You’ll find all these sizes on our best-sellers page. If you’re planning for guests, consider how generous your pours will be and whether you prefer variety (several bottles) or convenience (a larger format). Adjusting pour size slightly can help stretch or shorten the count as needed.

Pickup and Delivery may be available for wine in many areas, but it depends on your location and local laws. A few tips:

• Check availability: Enter your address in the app or on the product page to see options.
• Have your ID ready: Age verification is usually required at pickup or delivery.
• Scheduling: Choose a time window that works for you; slots vary by store.
• Substitutions: You can set preferences in case an item becomes unavailable.

Because services vary, reviewing details at checkout is the best way to confirm what’s offered in your area.