4 Seasons Wine Club Review - Get a Free Gift
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Welcome to the 4 seasons wine club review.
This is how the 4 seasons wine club works..
Each year dozens of highly talented wine experts from 4 seasons travels long distances across the world in order to find high quality wines for the club.
The kind of wine you can't buy in stores.
They visit small wine farmers in different countries that produce high quality wine. Both red and white.
Wine countries like:
- France
- Italy
- Spain
- Portugal
- Chile
- Argentina
- Germany
- Australia
- New Zealand
- South Africa
- California (USA)
The wine experts ask these farmers the story behind this particular wine. How is it made and how is the grapes being grown.
Each wine has it's own story and that is what the wine experts from 4 seasons wants to discover.
When you get the wine package you will also get this personal information about each wine and wine farmer.
It's very interesting to read.
Four times per year you will receive a wine basket to the front of your door. The wines in this basket are carefully selected. Only the finest and highest quality wines are selected.
Here are some of the past selections of wines:
- 2000 Nieto Senetiner Proprietor's Reserve Malbec (Mendoza region, Argentina)
- 2004 Le Lion d'Argent Merlot (Provence, France)
- 2003 Torciano Cabernet Sauvignon del Veneto (Tuscany, Italy)
- 2003 Torciano Vernaccia di San Gimignano "Poggiaicieli" (San Gimignano, Tuscany, Italy)
- 2000 Devon Cellars Washington Chardonnay (Yakima Valley, Washington, USA)
- 2003 Bernkasteler Kurfurstlay Riesling Kabinett (Bernkasteler, Germany)
The main purpose of this wine club is to widen your knowledge and taste for wine.
Each time you receive the wine package from 4 seasons you will get 12 bottles of wine.
You can choose to get 12 bottles of white, 12 bottles of red and 12 bottles mix (6 bottles of white and 6 bottles of red).
In each packages you will receive 3 different sorts of wine, apart from the mix package were you will receive 2 bottles of each sort.
You will also receive a detailed taste note for each wine and background information about the wine.
A taste note describes the wine. For example: This Merlot is dark, ruby red in colour with strawberry and blackberry aromas.
From time to time you will also receive free gifts from the 4 seasons wine club. Gifts that will help you enjoy your wine more.
You can get a $140 gift for free if you click the link below.
Click here for your free gift
If you you want more information about the wine club and how to get a free gift? Click the link below.
Click here to visit the 4 seasons wine club
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My thoughts on wine clubs:
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If you are unhappy, it's almost impossible to make them stop to send you the wines and the bills. Don't enroll!
They never send the free gift. I called they didn't seem to care and just said tough luck basicly. The customer service is not friendly and they don't really care about their customers.
Stay away from them!! I called to cancel the subscription but they sent a shipment anyway. Called them again to get approval for return. They sent me the Fed Ex label, the package was sent back, they received it. They sent me invoices requesting payment anyway, and now 3 months later they are threatening with sending my name to a collection agency if I don't pay for that shipment, even though there is a tracking number showing they received the package in August.
they suck ...stay far way
I agree - stay away from these guys. I too have tried mywinesdirect.com and they have some very good values. There was one other one i liked a lot too but I forget the name.
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Unfortunately, I've also read that they have a lot fo customer complaints due to random billing charges and some of the proimised wines not even being delivered :-( I'd avoid them right now too until they can get things sorted.
Hieronymus says:
2 years ago
4Seasons is...acceptable, but only at their discounted prices. Once the full price kicks in, http://www.mywinesdirect.com is a MUCH better deal: REAL wines (not "private label") at good prices (seek discount coupons and such). That said, the "introductory offers" offered by 4Seasons are pretty neat.