Privacy Policy

Effective Date: May 1, 2025

We value your privacy like we value a perfectly paired wine: respectfully and with no weird additives. This website collects limited personal information (name, email, maybe your taste in Pinot Gris) solely for communication and service purposes. We do not sell, rent, or trade your information with third parties, because gross.

Cookies may be used for analytics and performance tracking. You can opt out by adjusting your browser settings—just know it might make the website slightly less magical.

If you sign up for emails, expect to receive frequent marketing messages and updates. You can unsubscribe at any time. We won’t cry.

(AKA: What We Do With Your Info Without Being Creepy)

We know—no one reads these. But in the interest of transparency (and to avoid angry emails from Brussels), here’s how we handle your data like respectful digital citizens:

What We Collect

When you sign up, opt in, download a freebie, buy a product, or just exist on our site for more than three seconds, we may collect:

  • Your name (if you tell us—no pressure)

  • Your email address (voluntarily offered, we hope)

  • Analytics data (like how you found us, what pages you creep on, etc.)

  • Payment info (only if you buy something, and it’s processed securely via Stripe or a similar third-party. We never see your card details. Not our business. Literally.)

Why We Collect It

Because we want to:

  • Send you emails you actually want to open

  • Improve our offerings and content so we don’t waste your time

  • Run this business without guessing wildly in the dark

  • Sell things. Let’s not pretend that isn’t part of it.

We do not sell your data, rent it out, or trade it for snacks. That’s weird.

U.S. State Privacy Rights  

If you live in California, Virginia, Colorado, Utah, Connecticut, or Florida—congrats! You’ve got state-level data rights. Here’s the quick-and-dirty version of what that means:

  • You can ask what data we have on you. Spoiler: it’s mostly your name, email, and whatever you typed into a form while multitasking.

  • You can request that we delete your data. We will. And we won’t be passive-aggressive about it.

  • You can opt out of “selling” or “sharing” your data. We don’t sell it for cash, but we do use tools like analytics and advertising pixels, which may technically count as “sharing” under some laws. If that weirds you out, you can opt out.

  • You can designate an authorized agent to make requests on your behalf. This sounds like something from a spy movie, but it’s legit.

  • You’ll never be punished or treated differently for exercising your rights. We’re not that kind of operation.

To make a request, just email support@wineandemail.com with your state and what you want us to do. We’ll respond like decent people with an inbox and a conscience.

Your Rights (Especially if You’re in the EU)

If you live in the EU (or just enjoy regulations), you have the right to:

  • Know what data we have

  • Ask us to delete it

  • Unsubscribe at any time using the link in our emails

  • Email us and say “please remove me from your weird little empire” at support@wineandemail.com

We’ll comply, and we won’t make it weird.

🚫 Do Not Sell or Share My Info
(California Made Us Write This)

We don’t sell your personal data in the “we got paid for your email address” kind of way. But we do use tools like analytics and retargeting ads, which may qualify as “sharing” under laws like the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and its dramatic sequel, the CPRA.

If you’d prefer not to be part of that, you’ve got options:

  • You can opt out by emailing us at support@wineandemail.com with the subject line: “Don’t sell or share my info.”

  • Or, if your browser supports it, use the Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal. We’ll respect it—because that’s what modern, semi-respectable businesses do.

We’ll confirm your request and make sure you’re not part of any data-sharing tomfoolery going forward.

Cookies (Not the Good Kind)

We use cookies and tracking pixels to see how you interact with our site. This helps us do things like run ads, see what’s working, and improve our stuff. You’ll see a banner about it. You can opt out. Or clear your cookies like a rebel.

Final Word

We’re running a business, not a data heist. If you have questions, reach out at support@wineandemail.com. We’ll answer with minimal sarcasm.