These 14 Best Alcohol Delivery Services Will Help Keep Your Home Bar Stocked
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This year more than ever before, grocery delivery services are helping families get everything they need right to their door. If you have all of your grocery needs covered and want alcohol delivered to your door, there are some grocery services that will do that—but you may have to look elsewhere. Alcohol delivery services function in many different ways, with companies teaming up with local retailers or using monthly subscription services. Whether you're a wine drinker, prefer something with a lower ABV, or want to get your go-to bottle sent to you or a friend, these are the alcohol delivery services you should have on your radar.
goPuff
Whether you're a fan of a late-night glass of wine before bed or forgot to grab beer before the game, goPuff has you covered. goPuff offers alcohol delivery to customers 21+ in many delivery areas; enter your address on the app to see delivery hours for your local goPuff facility.
Drizly
Drizly serves more than 180 areas by partnering with local retailers, meaning there are tons of different beer, liquor, and wine shops you can choose from. You just have to create a quick account, place your order, and fill out delivery instructions. Normally, Drizly guarantees your order will take under 60 minutes. Currently, the service is not requiring signatures, and you can designate a drop-off spot outside of your home or building to minimize contact.
Wine Insiders
At Wine Insiders, shoppers can choose from individual bottles, curated packs, or a no-obligation wine club. To purchase, simply visit www.wineinsiders.com. Once there, you'll be invited to choose from a variety of red, white, rosé, and sparkling wines from around the world. Wines range from $8 to $20 and, if you order six or more bottles, shipping is free. Right now, because of increased demand, all orders will ship the second business day after receipt of order.
Haus
Haus is a liquor company that specializes in apéritifs. It's created with natural herbs, botanicals, and fruits and has a low ABV (15 to 20 percent), making it great to mix with sodas and tonics. This low ABV range is also what makes it possible for Haus to deliver bottles to most areas since it can bypass typical liquor laws. You can sign up for a membership that will get you bottles monthly—from $35 for one bottle a month all the way up to six bottles a month for $144. Expect three-to-five days for shipping and delivery.
Minibar Delivery
Similar to Drizly, Minibar Delivery partners with local liquor stores to get you what you need in more than 125+ cities across the US. The company aims to get orders out in 30-60 minutes, and there's a mobile app that lets you place your orders from the palm of your hand. You can also schedule an order up to 14 days in advance.
Saucey
This app is unique because you can choose from 30-minute delivery or two-day shipping, depending on what you need. You can choose from seasonal picks or old faves, wine or liquor. It doesn't matter, the whole store is yours. Saucey is available in more than a dozen cities across the U.S.
Usual Wines
Usual Wines delivers a wide variety of wines in single glass bottles so you can try out different products and enjoy them to the last drop. They offer brut, red, rosé, and a mixed pack that can be delivered right to your door. You can order packs of six, 12, 18, and 24 bottles as one-time purchases or opt for a subscription-based plan. Prices vary depending on if you purchase once or choose to subscribe.
Winc
When you use Winc, you'll take a short quiz that will ask questions about your palate and your wine preferences, so each box is curated specially for you. Once you get your box of wines, you'll rate each one, so Winc can better assess what they should send to you next. It works as subscription model, but you can skip a month at any time. If you'd like, you can also purchase individual bottles a la carte.
Craft Beer Club
This delivery service sources their beers from independent craft breweries, microbreweries, and brewpubs, so you can give brews a try you may not typically be able to find near you. You can get a box of 12 different beers including information on each one.
Delivery.com
Order meals from your favorite local restaurants and feel free to add on their craft cocktails too. It's available in over 35 cities across 13 states, and orders can get to you in as little as 30 minutes.
Reserve Bar
Reserve Bar also partners with retailers in your area. Each delivery requires an adult signature, so be sure that the shipping address used is to a place where an adult can easily sign—this is why Reserve Bar suggests an office or company address. This service prides itself on its packaging options. meaning its one of the best ways to send a bottle as a gift to a loved one.
Postmates
Although you may use Postmates for food and takeout only, in select markets, liquor delivery is also available. The Postmates account owner will have to be 21 or older and provide valid ID at delivery.
Instacart
Just as you can use Instacart for groceries, in some areas you can order alcohol as well. In the same way you would look for a certain grocery item, just type in beer, wine, or liquor on Instacart to see what options are available for you.
Total Wine & More
You might have one of their physical locations near you, but the shops also offer same-day delivery depending on where you live. You can pick a two-hour window that works for you and even earn loyalty points. Most states have temporarily waved the signature requirement, allowing for contactless delivery.
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