I love the wines that I have been getting and I had everything explained to me regarding the $40 debit each month. For me this is a great idea and a way to save and as in my case when I realised I had $140 in my account, I enjoyed choosing a variety of wines instead of getting the usual ones from BWS or Dan Murphy’s. Keep up the good work Naked Wines.

Utilise the '100 bucks' discount voucher as a way to make you sign up to their email list so they can annoy you and hope they one day you might just end up trying a bottle from them. No, you don't get free wines to try it out at all. You will still need to pay more money on top of that '100 bucks' voucher, and it's not cheap. Quality seems cheap though.

Without prejudice - whilst preparing my tax return this weekend I noticed a legitimate payment of $73.98 for wine I purchased from naked wines in July 2019. It would seem naked wines have since been taking regular payments of $40 each month from my bank account without my knowing consent. I will be pursuing a full refund ($280.00) and making a complaint to the ethical standards commission about this company. The withdrawals stopped a few months ago, but it took me cancelling my nab debit card for this to happen. The fact that naked wines have not contacted me regarding this matter further reinforces the unscrupulous nature of this company.

They give you a $100 voucher, but they then start helping themselves to your bank account without properly informing you. then they make it as hard as they can to find the cancel subscription option In tiny writing in the dark back part of there site. Don’t do it. Scumbags.

Used the $100 voucher for a case of wines. Was automatically signed up their their monthly subscription... they used very subtle ways to get this done (fine print, junk emails).

The best thing about naked wines is the speed that they deliver, it is utterly amazing that you can order and the wine arrives to your door the next day. The witness are also very good..

Naked Wines exists to provide a market for small and starting-out winemakers and growers. Some are good, some are not, some are very successful, some are not. Some wines are excellent and some as bad as a $3 special. You need to read the reviews, select some wines and try them. After a few purchases you will find what you like and what is good value and from then on you will know what to purchase, get good value for money and support the small winemakers to get bigger and better.

I thought it was a bargain price too good to be true. Reality is that it’s young, unskilled wine. If you’re not a wine snob - perfect. Otherwise I’d steer clear and stick to the good stuff.

Embarrassed to say I am another sucker who got done on the offer. Having noticed the transaction and then read these posts, I have just contacted NW and spoke with a very nice lady called Sue. She apologized and has committed to cancelling my account and refunding the money I have paid. Hopefully she will follow through with her commitment and I will let you know otherwise.

All rather hyped up. Heavily discounted. We tried so hard to like the wines. Have tried 9 of the 12. Only one red was enjoyable. The others were bland, nonentities, some rather acidic, others with a really flat and odd smell. I love my wine but I don’t love the box they sent me. I have cancelled the 40 dollars a month so called cloud funding to supposedly prop up and support the local wineries.

When a company runs a campaign of deception as in their so called $100 vouchers, coupled with the soppy notion of also helping out the poor independent wine sellers, all just to get your details and at least one subscription payment before you figure out how to cancel....you know it stinks. Selling wine nobody wants can be tough hey....scammers!

Payed around $35 for 6 bottles, pretty good deal.
Wine was delivered within 3 day. Wine quality poor only 1/6 drinkable. These wines on their page are highly rated with over 90percent of people can recommend.
I guess expected for the price.
Problem I really had was one month later charged $40 out of nowhere and I wasn't subscribed at all. I think this is a good indication of the honesty of the company.
Wouldn't recommend wine let alone the company

I got a voucher for Naked Wines in my monthly subscription bellabox. And, I love wines. I purchased the 12 bottles of wine from Naked Wines Collection. The delivery was ok. I live in an apartment and the only minor issue I had was to carry from my apartment ground floor to the first floor because the delivery guy left my parcel on the ground floor. Another issue was I never got a reply from an email I had sent them. I guess it mostly went to spam. Re-wines they were nice. I loved it. I completed those 12 bottles so quickly gifted few to my friends and family as well. I am still subscribed and happy that my money goes to beautiful people who work hard to bring best wines in the market.

Have trouble with delivery , contacted their depot and customer service staff...both demonstrated little care or being helpful. After received my wines to found out the Malbec was not in it and that the only reason I bought the 6 bottles deal. That would be my first and last order from naked wines.

I was a member ofr about 12 months. Loved the wines, easy app to use and delivery always good (I'm in a remote rural area). With Covid & financial pressures I needed to cancel and they were understanding and made it easy. Will rejoin in time.

Waited at home for 2 days for delivery after receiving an email telling me it would arrive on the second day, still have not received delivery, so I have cancelled my subscription.

All I wanted was a simple 1-off purchase of a doz. mixed wines to support a local business during the Carona Virus thing and I find I'm now getting $40/month unauthorised deduction from my bank a/c. Maybe I wasn't careful during the purchasing process but it beggars belief that a company would resort to these tactics and risk alienating existing and new clients and getting bad press at the same time.