The list does read rather like Boris's own shopping list. This presumably means that British wine lovers may leave their homes to stock up on 'essential' bottles, although of course it would be much safer to order from one of the merchants below. They join supermarkets, pharmacies, hardware stores, bike shops and those selling pet food. We'd also like to thank their counterparts all over the world for keeping wheels turning and our precious bottles of wine in transit.Ģ5 March 2020 Wine shops and off-licences have just been added to the UK government's list of 'essential' businesses which may stay open in the current lockdown. He quite rightly singles out for praise LCB (London City Bond), who are offering a reduced service but are intending to stay open and delivering. But there is no shortage of others keen to supply you so do scroll down and find a retailer near you.ģ0 March 2020 Nik Darlington of Graft Wine Co in the UK has just made the highly pertinent point that many of these smaller independent wine businesses would go to the wall without a functioning logistics network. (This is not an April Fool.) In the US Nielsen report that US wine sales last week were 66% higher than in the previous week. So much so that UK retailers such as Berry Bros & Rudd and Highbury Vintners are not currently accepting new orders. We need you!ġ April 2020 Demand for wine from a housebound world continues at a furious pace. We're drawing your attention to this feature once more as your wine stocks may have dwindled somewhat since we last pinned it.ġ3 April 2020 The Wine Society in the UK, popular with many visitors to this website, has announced it is once more taking orders, but only of unmixed cases for the moment.Ĩ April 2020 Check out the many special offers, some of them specifically for visitors to, in the lists below.Ħ April 2020 We'd like to praise and thank those in the logistics business, notably in the UK LCB/London City Bond, who are continuing to keep the wheels turning, literally, in the wine import and delivery business. Delivery dates are less prompt and flexible than they once were but the Society say they should now be able to deliver within seven days. As we reported below, for over a month they have been selling only unmixed cases, but today the Society announced that they are able once more to sell mixed cases. We know that many visitors to are members of the UK-based Wine Society. We're unpinning this listing but hope that it will continue to be useful, whether you are locked down/confined/sheltering in place or not. Please don't hesitate to send suggested updates to Thank you.Ħ June 2020 Online shop offering wines from Isa Bal's list at Trivet added. (We have changed the image from hand sanitiser and rubber gloves to a selection of largely wine-related masks.) This directory was painstakingly assembled between March and May this year during the first UK lockdown so it may well be out of date in many respects.
Don't hesitate to suggest amendments to this very long list via November 2020 On the day that England follows other European countries into national lockdown, we're republishing this giant guide to those who may be helpful during the enforced isolation. Here's what we hope is a useful list of suppliers around the world. Many restaurants seem to have converted themselves into takeaway operations also selling wine.ħ January 2021 Here we go again – in the UK anyway – with our third lockdown, and we know wine lovers in many other countries, not least South Africa, are similarly constrained. A list of approximately 900 wine retailers, all over the world, keen to deliver to those stuck in their homes by the coronavirus.
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