3D Wines

Closed.The website no longer loads. The Lincolnshire-based vine-rental wine club collapsed, and more than 4,000 of its bottles were later sold at auction; the date is unknown.

What's in the box: When it ran, members rented vines in Lincolnshire and received wine made from the grape harvest.

3D Wines is no longer operating: the company has closed and its website no longer loads. It was based in Lincolnshire and ran a wine club built around vine rental. Members paid to rent vines and expected to receive wine made from the grapes in return. This gave them a link to the winemaking process without owning a vineyard. The idea appealed to people curious about English wine and how grapes become a finished bottle. The business collapsed, and more than 4,000 of its bottles were later sold at auction. It is not publicly clear when that sale happened. Anyone who rented a vine or was waiting for wine should not expect the service to deliver, and you cannot join or manage a membership through the site. If you were a member, check whether an administrator or insolvency process covers your claim, and contact your card issuer or bank about any recent payments. If you want something similar today, look at English vineyards that run their own vine adoption or membership schemes. Check how established and financially stable they are before paying anything upfront. We cannot recommend 3D Wines in any form, because it no longer trades.