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EnglishWhat You Can Buy from the Frog's Leap Online Shop, and How Gifting Works
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Frog's Leap sells wine in several tiers—Core Wines, Reserves, Rarities, Renegades, and Library Wines—plus non-wine Farm Goods & Wares, and it runs a full gifting line: Gift Sets, Gift Cards, Corporate Gifting, Custom Etched Magnums, and a Build Your Own Gift Set option. Shipping is promoted on the site at two flat rates: 12 bottles ship for $20, and Holiday 2026 Gift Sets ship for a $10 flat rate. Those are the only shipping terms the site states; it does not publish bottle prices, membership requirements, or whether checkout requires an account, so confirm those at the shop before ordering.
Wine: the five collections
The shop organizes wine into five collections, which is the fastest way to narrow a purchase:
| Collection | What it signals | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Core Wines | The everyday lineup, including the varietals the winery highlights (Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc, Shale & Stone Chardonnay, Merlot, Zinfandel) | A first order or a mixed case to reach the 12-bottle rate |
| Reserves | A step up from the core range | Gifts where you want a clear upgrade |
| Rarities | Limited or hard-to-find bottlings | Collectors and experienced drinkers |
| Renegades | Experimental or unconventional wines | Buyers who want something off the standard list |
| Library Wines | Older, held-back vintages | Vertical tastings, anniversaries, milestone gifts |
If you are buying to hit the $20 flat rate on 12 bottles, Core Wines is the most practical way to fill a case, with one or two Reserves or Library bottles added for range.
Gifting options
- Gift Sets — pre-assembled packages; the site notes a $10 flat shipping rate specifically for Holiday 2026 Gift Sets, so this is the cheapest shipping path if a set fits your occasion.
- Build Your Own Gift Set — choose the contents yourself rather than taking a preset combination.
- Custom Etched Magnums — large-format bottles with etching, suited to corporate or milestone gifts where presentation matters.
- Gift Cards — the right choice when you don't know the recipient's taste or delivery address.
- Corporate Gifting — a dedicated route for business orders rather than assembling them one at a time through the regular shop.
For a corporate order or a large etched-magnum order, start with the Corporate Gifting entry point rather than the standard cart; those orders usually need coordination the self-serve checkout doesn't handle.
Non-wine merchandise
Farm Goods & Wares covers branded and farm-related items outside the wine list. It works as a add-on to a wine order or as a standalone gift for someone who doesn't drink.
Practical checks before you order
- Confirm the shipping rate applies to your cart. The $20-for-12-bottles and $10 gift-set rates are the site's stated promotions; verify they appear at checkout for your address and bottle count.
- Check state and age restrictions. Alcohol shipping rules vary by destination, and the site's FAQ and Plan Your Visit pages are the place to confirm delivery limits.
- Decide between a set and a build-your-own. A Gift Set is faster and qualifies for the $10 rate; Build Your Own gives control but may not fall under the same shipping promotion.
- Use gift cards for uncertain tastes. If you don't know whether the recipient prefers the Sauvignon Blanc or the Zinfandel, a card avoids a mismatched bottle.
The winery also runs a Fellowship program with its own enrollment and member hub. Membership terms and any member pricing are not described in the material available here, so check the Fellowship page directly if you want to know whether joining changes what you can buy or pay.