Wine

Wine

If you haven’t shopped the wine department at Sam’s Club yet, you’re in for a treat. Sam’s Club carries a broad spectrum of wine at members-only prices. Whether you’re looking for something to sip with dinner or you want to stock up for a special occasion, you’re going to love the wine selection at Sam’s Club.

The Sam’s Club wine buyers have access to wines from around the world, and it’s our goal to bring you high-quality varieties at an amazing value. Here are some of the varieties you’ll find:

• Bordeaux and Champagne from France
• Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand
• Prosecco and Moscato d’Asti from Italy
• Champagne from France • Sangria from Spain
• Malbec from Argentina
• Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Red Blend and Zinfandel from California  

Did you know that Member’s Mark, the exclusive Sam’s Club brand, makes several different types of wine? Whether you like red wines, white wines, or sparkling wines, there’s something for everyone. There’s even a Member’s Mark sangria, which adds a sweet, Spanish flair to your next gathering.

For your convenience, Sam’s Club offers wine in a variety of sizes and package styles:

• Standard 750 ml bottles 
• 1.5-liter bottles, which is equivalent to two standard bottles 
• 3-liter boxes or bottles, which are equivalent to four standard bottles

If you’ve been skeptical about boxed wine in the past, now is the time to give it another try. For the past several years, boxed wines have been making a huge splash with even the most discerning wine drinkers. There are multiple benefits of drinking wine in a box. First, it’s an incredible value. Many boxed wines are equal to 3 or 4 750 ml bottles, and the often cost less than the cost of two bottles of the same variety. What’s more, boxed wine is packaged in a way that allows you to open the box, drink some, and then close the seal so it stays fresh. So, you don’t have to worry about wine going to waste. And if you’re taking wine with you to a friend’s house, you can’t beat the convenience of packing boxed wine.

Looking for some ideas to pair food and wine? Don’t miss our Easy Guide to Food & Wine Pairings.