Hatten Wines HIP Wine Club

What's in the box: The club offers a selection of Hatten's own Indonesian wines, but the site does not say what each delivery contains.

Hatten Wines is a winery based in Bali and one of the best known names in Indonesian wine. It grows grapes on the island and makes its own labels, including a widely recognized rosé. The HIP Wine Club is its membership program for people who want a regular supply of local wine instead of imported bottles. The main appeal is simple: you get wine made in Indonesia by an established producer, which can be easier to get hold of locally and more distinctive than generic imports. The downside is that the website tells shoppers very little. It does not explain how the club works, what each delivery includes, how often shipments arrive or what membership costs, and the club page is hard to reach from the main site. Contact details are clear, though. There is a cellar door in Sanur, Bali and a branch in Pantai Indah Kapuk, Jakarta, each with its own phone number and email. If you are interested, contacting one of those locations directly is the most reliable way to get current terms before you sign up. Every bottle comes from a single producer, so the club suits people who already like Hatten's style more than those looking for wines from around the world.