
Curated wines, expert guidance, and exclusive member benefits for every palate.
The Wine Collective is a premier liquor store and wine association located in Haymarket, offering a carefully selected range of wines from around the world. With a focus on personalized service, their knowledgeable staff, like Peter, provides expert guidance to help customers find the perfect bottle for any occasion. The business combines a retail store with a membership program that offers promotions, points, and exclusive experiences, though some customers note occasional issues with reward system execution. Whether you're seeking a rare $600 Pinot Gris or a curated mixed pack, The Wine Collective aims to make wine discovery accessible and enjoyable.
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Offering a wide range of wines, from budget-friendly to high-end bottles, with expert staff to guide selections.
One-on-one sessions with knowledgeable staff to recommend wines based on your preferences and occasions.
Access to exclusive discounts, promotions, and a points system for rewards on purchases.
Pre-selected bundles like mixed packs, with options for reds, whites, or award-winning collections.
Special offers for wine-related experiences, such as weekend stays at partner wineries like Montvalley.
Convenient website for browsing and purchasing wines, with support for shipping and in-store pickup.
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Overall rating
Phil Warwick
TWC's receipt and despatch department has got it down to a fine, efficient art.
Ann Long
Orders efficiently and correctly taken and dispatched. Nick miller has been very helpful for advice and orders for many years.
Lesley Short
I get excellent service and advice from Jonathon re the wines I order. He also gives me great advice about which wines are on a special price. I won’t buy wine anywhere else.
Paul Riley
Well I thought I would give it a go, I now wish I didn't. After a number emails telling me that what I ordered was not available I went into this whole email back and forth - replace, not available either, refund etc. It seems to me it's just a procurement site that is a in between the supplier and the customer and haves no stock on hand. Therefore they advertise things that are not available as well as available and go from there. You could say false advertising. I think you are better off going to your local store, get them to order it in and go from there. Wine Collective is not a good experience. Paul
Marylou Hulin
Francis looks after me really and zi have never had a bottle I couldn' drink. Naturally some better than others.
John Martin
he whom it may concern, I wish to pass on my experience with Wine collective. I am the old fashioned beer drinker who enjoys a glass of wine with evening meal and I have no idea of wines so I rely on the experts to advise me of my choice according to my taste. In the past I have purchased wine that vinegar had more taste,now I ring Fran or she rings me when stocks a getting low. When Fran first contacted me I was out of stock and quite happy to poison myself with Chardany s from bottle shops.Due to the lack of knowledge I tried to describe to Fran my taste.Not sweet,dry,fruity this or that. She recommended a couple which I enjoyed,followed up with a call.By the second order Fran was all over my taste,And advised me of other brands(all good) In my experience not only is Fran very knowledgeable of the product she is very pleasant,understanding and not a pushy sales person,A credit to your company Regards