The Start of Something Good
Beaumont's wine club is a truly low-maintenance relationship — great wine, tailored to your taste. Try the wine in your allocation and pick up at our Woodinville or Quincy tasting rooms. Wine is allocated twice per year (four times per year for Quarterly Review members), and we ask for a one-year commitment. (Though we have a feeling you're going to want to make this a steady thing.)
Budbreak
SAVE 10%
Three bottles, twice per year.
One white, one red, and one reserve wine.
Approximately $110 per allocation.
Quarterly
SAVE 18%
Four bottles, four times per year.
Generally reds and one white.
Approximately $145 per allocation.
Shoots + Canes
SAVE 15%
Six bottles, twice per year.
Includes two reserve wines.
Approximately $205 per allocation.
Crush
SAVE 20%
Twelve bottles, twice per year.
Includes four reserve wines.
Approximately $385 per allocation.
OUR FOUNDER'S CLUB
We are incredibly grateful for a core group of loyal customers who helped Beaumont Cellars become what is is today. These members belong to our Founder's Club, a special invite-only level of our wine club. To all those who knew us when — we owe a large portion of our success to your support, repeat business, and referrals. Thank you!
On the Level
Interested in what our wine club levels mean? We'll throw a few wine grape definitions your way.
Budbreak: The annual life cycle of a grape vine begins each spring with bud break. Previously dormant buds begin to grow, and green shoot tips become visible.
Shoots + Canes: Shoots are the main component of vine growth, and when mature, become canes. How canes are pruned plays a key role in the size, shape and fruitfulness of the following year's vines.
Crush: Crush is the beginning of the winemaking process. The skin of the grape is broken, or crushed, to initiate fermentation. Stems are also removed at this time.