6 Alcohol Subscription Services To Check Out This Holiday Season

Buying gifts can be difficult sometimes, and some people are pickier than others.  Enter your good friend:  Alcohol.

There are few moments when the gift of alcohol isn’t welcome, but instead of just getting a random bottle of wine or top-shelf spirit this holiday season, you might want to check out all of the new alcohol subscription services available.  There are so many subscriptions that narrowing our list down to sixwas rather difficult, but our diverse list below has something for everyone, from craft beer lovers to gin enthusiasts and everywhere in between.

Definitely one of the best bangs for your buck, Craft Beer Club delivers 12 – 12 oz. beers (four styles, three beers each style) to your door every month, and shipping is always free.  These are beers found all over the world, and you get to learn more about each brewery in each enclosed monthly newsletter.

First off, great name.  Second, out of all the wine subscriptions out there, this was our favorite.  For $49 a month, you can get three bottles of wine either all red, all white or a variety from one region and a back story on that region.  This proves once again that learning can be fun.

SaloonBox ships two different craft cocktails to your door in a super convenient package.  Literally, all the ingredients are included.  This is perfect for anyone who’s always looking for a new drink to try.

Know someone that already has a great personal bar, but they’re always looking to experiment with different mixers and ingredients?  Check out Shaker & Spoon.  Each subscription box comes with three recipe cards and contains enough ingredients to make 12 cocktails (four of each recipe.)

MashBox has something for everybody.  Customers can choose from six different subscription options: Whiskey, bourbon, scotch, gin, tequila or their sampler subscription, which sends you three different, handcrafted spirits starting at $100 for four months.

Cocktail Courier has two different subscription boxes (with alcohol and without, if you have your own decent personal bar) and each contains the various mixers and ingredients to make between 6-8 cocktails.