
Why Tasting Notes Kill Sales (and What Actually Works)
Your Wine Club Won’t Sell A Drop If Your Emails Read Like Sommelier’s Textbook
Your Grüner Veltliner could make angels weep, but your emails?
They’re getting the digital equivalent of a polite shoulder shrug.
Here’s the brutal truth: most wine club emails read like a sommelier robot having a crisis about tannins.
They’re elegant. They’re informative.
They make exactly zero people want to click “buy.”
The result? Your subscribers are deleting faster than a Chardonnay drinker handed a murky glass of skin-contact orange.
And while your emails politely ramble on about stone fruit and minerality, your wine sits in the warehouse… and your members quietly forget they ever joined.
The problem isn’t your wine.
It’s not your customers.
It’s that your emails sound like a textbook when they should sound like a conversation.
This isn’t another fluffy PDF.
It’s a dead-honest teardown of what’s quietly killing your sales—and what to do instead.
You'll discover:
The 3 silent conversion killers hiding in plain sight
The fix that makes people want to read your emails and buy more wine
A simple checklist to clean up your funnel without a total rebrand
No fluff. No marketing speak.
Just fixes that work, written by someone who’s not afraid to hurt a few feelings.
Grab your copy below. Let’s get your emails selling wine again.
Real results. No smoke.
One product. One rewrite. 145% more revenue—without touching the ad budget.
The difference?
Words that convert.
Emails that sell.
A system that doesn’t depend on hope or hashtags
Or hey—keep wishing on algorithms.
Your call.
(Save your list. Save yourself.)
What Happens When You Write Like You Mean It
Before Rewrite | ✨After Rewrite | |
---|---|---|
Total Sales | $1,680.08 | $4,272.74 |
Gmail Open Rate | 27.82% | 31.54% |
Gmail Conversions | 6 | 13 |
Non-Gmail Open Rate | 14.95% | 18.08% |
Non-Gmail Conversions | 3 | 5 |
Revenue Lift | - | +145.5% |
Same List. Same Product. | ✔️ | ✔️ |
This is what copy tuned for revenue—not vibes—actually looks like.