WineAccess has a lineup of deals tailored to different shopping goals, from steep markdowns on specific bottles to bulk purchase incentives. The headline offer here is the 70% off Pas de Cheval's Epic Cabernets, a significant saving on a particular selection. Your best choice depends on what you're buying and how much you plan to spend.
If you're after a single premium bottle or two: Look at the specific bottle deals. The 58% off the 2020 On Q Megandina Estate Chardonnay Napa Valley, the 52% off the 2015 Robert Craig Cabernet Sauvignon Affinity Napa Valley, or the 2021 Teeter-Totter Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley at $65 per bottle offer straightforward savings on named wines without needing to meet a basket threshold.
If you're buying six to eleven bottles: The up to 30% off selected products deal gives you flexibility to mix and match wines across the range while still getting meaningful savings on your total purchase.
If you're planning to buy twelve or more bottles: Two tiered offers apply here. With 12 bottles, you qualify for 40% off your purchase, which will almost certainly beat the 30% off selected products for that volume. If you're buying 11 bottles, the 30% off selected products becomes your option since the 40% threshold requires 12.
For first time customers spending over $150: The $50 off first purchase orders over $150 is worth calculating against other offers in your basket, particularly if you're not hitting the multi-bottle thresholds.
If you're new to WineAccess: Signing up to the newsletter unlocks access to special offers and promotions, which could be a sensible first step before you place an order.
Only one discount applies at checkout, so once you've built your basket, compare what each relevant offer would save you. The 70% off Pas de Cheval and other percentage deals will stack their savings differently depending on your selection. Add up the final price under each applicable offer and take whichever one brings the total lowest.