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Are you of legal drinking age?

CYRUS makes wines, spirits, and beers. Before you come in, we have to ask — most of the EU and the UK draw the line at 18, a handful of countries at 16 for beer and wine. If you're at or above the threshold where you live, click yes.

Please drink responsibly. We don't market to minors, and we'd rather you come in legally than not at all.


The Cyrus Club

A quarterly shipment, picked by the house.

Three or six bottles every quarter — a saffron-led distillate, the house Shiraz, and a member-only release that doesn't appear in the shop. Skippable any time, transferable as a gift, with first-look access to new releases.

What a membership opens

Quarterly shipment

Three or six bottles every three months — a curated mix chosen by the cellar, never a repeat of last quarter.

Early + members-only releases

Limited runs you'll see first. Members-only releases that aren't listed in the public shop.

Tasting notes by the makers

Every shipment ships with handwritten cards on each bottle — pairings, the why, the where, the when to open.

Gift it, pause it, skip it

Sending one shipment as a gift, pausing for a quarter, or skipping a release you've already tried — all on a single page in your account.

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Tier

Standard

⁦€ 99.00⁩ / 3 bottles per shipment

Three bottles a quarter. The Saffron Line, the house Shiraz, and a wildcard from the cellar.

  • Three hand-picked bottles per shipment
  • Members-only release with each shipment
  • 10% off any add-on bottles you tack on
  • Tasting cards by the makers, every time
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Tier

Reserve

⁦€ 189.00⁩ / 6 bottles per shipment

Six bottles a quarter. The full Saffron Line plus three from the cellar — including a single-batch release each quarter.

  • Six bottles per shipment, including single-batch releases
  • First refusal on every new bottling
  • 15% off any add-on bottles, plus complimentary shipping
  • Tasting cards + a quarterly note from the cellar master
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