"Every mini bottle was a little bit of heaven."
12 Rosés, 12 Moments to Savor
A DOZEN ROSÉS
From patio to pool, 12 surprise mini bottles crafted by our winemaker Matt Smith. Each one a little different, all of them California rosé at its best.
THE STORY
Meet the Founders, Zach & Joe
Childhood friends Zach and Joe were a few glasses in when they asked the question that started it all: Why is wine served by the glass, but sold mostly in full bottles?
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Don't wait until December to Experience a Wine Advent!
Join the Advent ClubSonoma Born
and Raised
Small Business with a
mini but mighty team
Globally Sourced from
Top Global Regions
Holiday-Obsessed,
fueled by christmas spirit
Perfectly Portioned
187 ml mini bottles
High-Quality,
Sustainable Fruit
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions, Answers
Can I purchase a winter advent without joining the Club?
Yes. The winter advent calendars (mixed, all red, and white & rosé) are available to everyone. You can check out without a membership. Summer Advent, however, is exclusive to Advent Club members.
When does my membership renew? Can I change my tier?
Memberships renew annually. You can upgrade, downgrade, or change your tier anytime by emailing us at hello@ingoodtaste.com. No hoops, no retention calls, no guilt trips.
When does Summer Advent ship? How do the full-size bottles work?
Summer Advent ships in May so it arrives before June 1st, when the countdown begins. You'll get tracking info as soon as it's on its way.
After each advent cycle, you tell us which wines you loved and we send you full-size (750ml) bottles. It's basically a try-before-you-commit situation, which is more than most wine companies (or dating apps) will offer you.
What is Summer Advent Day?
June 25th. It's the day you open your last door, pour your last mini, and realize you need to do this again in December. We made it up. We're not sorry.
What is Summer Advent?
24 mini wines. 24 nights. One countdown to Summer Advent Day on June 25th. Same magic as the holiday version, but with rosés, whites, and warm-weather wines you'll actually want to drink on a Tuesday in June.
