Vinca Minor Quarterly Wine Club

Vinca Minor Wine

Vinca Minor Quarterly Wine Club

The Experience

We’ve always made wine with our hands in the dirt and our hearts in the story. This next chapter feels like a return to what matters most. New labels. Small runs. Bottles that carry the spirit of where they came from.

Each one is made slowly and released in limited quantities, offered first to the people who’ve been with us from the beginning. Joining the club means you’ll get early access to these wines, and every so often, something extra we feel like sharing — a bottle from the library, a dinner invite, a few handwritten notes.

It’s a way to stay close to the vineyard, even when you’re far from it.

3 Bottles ($130)

3 bottles for a thoughtful tasting across our fall lineup. Each one vineyard-driven, small-lot, and made to speak softly. Ideal for slower nights or focused pours.

6 Bottles ($250)

6 bottles for a deeper dive into the season. A mix of our newest wines, ready to share, cellar, or follow through the months ahead.

12 Bottles ($490)

12 bottles for those who’ve been with us all along. A full case of our fall work, meant to ground your cellar and gather your people.

Fulfillment Options

Pickup CA Shipping (+$30) West of the Mississippi Shipping (+$37) East of the Mississippi Shipping (+$49)

Your Vinca Minor Wine Club membership also includes:

Early access to small‑batch releases
Intimate dinners around each new vintage
Hand‑written notes from our cellar to yours

You can skip a month, pause or cancel your membership anytime via your Table22 member portal.

Jason and Emily Charles lead our team with quiet conviction and artistry. Jason’s global journey — from photojournalism in Mexico City and New York to vineyard work in California and France — shaped his vision: wine crafted in harmony with soil, sun, and community.

Emily brings her design sensibility and strategic acumen from her role at eBay, anchoring each release in thoughtful presentation and meaningful touches. Together, they keep Vinca Minor small, purposeful, and vivid — honoring historic vineyards and preserving winemaking as a human, soulful craft.