Updated October 1, 2026 · TreatCue Editorial Team

Bee d'Vine vs Scout & Cellar

Bee d'Vine scores 8.8 and Scout & Cellar 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Bee d'Vine

8.8/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Scout & Cellar

9.1/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

What sets them apart

Bee d'Vine vs Scout & Cellar
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Bee d'VineBee d'Vine
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Price from$35$17Lower
Bottles per box (bottles)44 to 12
Free delivery threshold$0Lower$150
Bottle guaranteeNoYesHas it
Price per bottle$49 to $67Not confirmed
MarketsNot confirmedUS

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Key differences

  • Scout & Cellar scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 8.8.
  • Price from is lower at Scout & Cellar: $17 vs $35.
  • Free delivery threshold is lower at Bee d'Vine: $0 vs $150.
  • Bottle guarantee: only Scout & Cellar.
  • Support channels: only Scout & Cellar offers Chat.
  • Products: only Bee d'Vine offers Wine club, Wine shop.
  • Products: only Scout & Cellar offers Coffee roaster.
  • Delivery frequency: only Bee d'Vine offers Every two months, Quarterly, Flexible.

Our verdict on each

Bee d'Vine

Bee d'Vine is a US honey wine club and shop for drinkers who want mead on a schedule they set rather than a standard wine list. Plan pricing works out at $49 to $67 per bottle, which sits mid-table on our price per bottle ranking.

Read the full Bee d'Vine review

Scout & Cellar

Scout & Cellar suits US drinkers who want organic whole-bean coffee delivered on a monthly rhythm. A weighted coffee price of $5.29 and a box entry point of $17 keep the outlay down, and the bottle guarantee softens a mixed case.

Read the full Scout & Cellar review

Score breakdown

Bee d'Vine vs Scout & Cellar
AreaBee d'VineScout & Cellar
Cost8.7Price per bottle of $49 to $67 with free delivery at $0 keeps the running cost predictable.8.7Coffee at $5.29 by weight and boxes from $17 keep the outlay modest against site medians.
Offer8.9Boxes of 4 bottles on monthly, every two months and quarterly offer schedule choice, though the bottle guarantee is no.9.8HigherBoxes hold 4 to 12 bottles and arrive monthly, with whole bean coffee under organic certification.
TrustNot confirmed8.3Registered as Full Glass SC SPV LLC dba Scout & Cellar in US, with support across email, chat and phone.

By the numbers

Bee d'Vine vs Scout & Cellar
FactBee d'VineScout & Cellar
Price from$35$17
Free delivery threshold$0$150

How they place

Bee d'Vine vs Scout & Cellar
RankingBee d'VineScout & Cellar
Wine clubs1 of 1612 of 16
Online wine shops1 of 10797 of 107

Every fact side by side

Bee d'Vine vs Scout & Cellar
FactBee d'VineScout & Cellar
ProductsWine club, Wine shopCoffee roaster
Delivery frequencyMonthly, Every two months, Quarterly, FlexibleCovers moreMonthly
Legal entityThe Honey Wine CompanyFull Glass SC SPV LLC dba Scout & Cellar
HeadquartersUnited StatesUnited States
FoundedNot confirmed2017
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centreEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centreCovers more

Where each stands against the rest

Bee d'Vine vs Scout & Cellar
FactBee d'VineScout & CellarMedian
Price from$35highest quarter$17below the median$18.50
Price per bottle$49 to $67highest quarterNot confirmed$18.75
Bottles per box (bottles)4below the median4 to 12below the median6
Free delivery threshold$0below the median$150highest quarter$50

Median across 25 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Bee d'Vine

Pros

  • Delivery on monthly, every two months and quarterly lets members pick a rhythm instead of a fixed cadence.
  • Free delivery on every order, since $0 is set at free with no spend minimum.
  • Support covers phone as well as email, per email, phone and help centre, so a delivery problem can be raised directly.

Cons

  • Bottle guarantee: no, so a broken bottle carries no stated replacement promise.
  • Entry price of $35 sits above Bright Cellars at $13.
  • Support runs on email, phone and help centre only, with no live chat among the listed channels.

Scout & Cellar

Pros

  • A box entry point of $17 sits alongside a weighted price of $5.29, so a bigger order does not push the per-weight cost up.
  • It ranks 16 of 43 brands on price by weight, and free delivery starts at $150.
  • A bottle guarantee is in place, a protection only 37.9% of the site shares can match.

Cons

  • whole bean is the only format listed, so anyone set on pods would look to Nespresso or OutIn instead.
  • Coverage sits in a single market, US, which rules out buyers who ship elsewhere.
  • A box runs 4 to 12 bottles on a monthly rhythm, so light drinkers pay for stock they will not open.

Who each suits

Bee d'Vine

Who it suits

  • Drinkers who want mead and honey wine rather than grape wine, and who like a club they can reschedule.
  • US buyers who do not want a shipping charge added, since $0 is free delivery with no minimum.
  • People who drink a case at a time rather than a bottle, given boxes of 4 bottles.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Bright Cellars, for the lowest entry price, since $13 sits below $35.
  • The Wine Society, for spirits and alcohol-free alongside wine, which its product types add to the wine club and wine shop mix here.
  • Beer52, for a beer club first, since its product types start with beer rather than the wine club and wine shop range at Bee d'Vine.

Scout & Cellar

Who it suits

  • US households that grind at home, since whole bean is the format on offer.
  • Organic-leaning buyers, since organic covers the coffee range.
  • Readers who want to reach a person quickly, since email, chat and phone includes phone and chat.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Pod drinkers, since coffee subscription and pods covers capsules where Scout & Cellar lists whole bean only.
  • Readers who want a short capsule range without a subscription, since pods is a plainer route.
  • Households wanting tea alongside coffee, since coffee subscription, coffee roaster and pods adds tea subscriptions and loose-leaf tea to its roastery.

Country by country

Bee d'Vine vs Scout & Cellar
CountryBee d'VineScout & Cellar
United StatesNoYes

Questions about each

Bee d'Vine

How many bottles come in a Club d'Vine box?+

A Club d'Vine box holds 4 bottles, so a subscription is ordered as a case rather than a single bottle. The bottles in the box are mead and honey wine from the same maker. A member who wants the occasional glass is better served by the shop, which sells bottles without a case commitment.

What does Bee d'Vine cost at entry and per bottle?+

The shop starts at $35, and the Club d'Vine subscription works out at $49 to $67 per bottle. The two numbers cover different things, a shop bottle against a club box, which is why the subscription is the costlier route per bottle. Both are quoted in US dollars for the US market.

Scout & Cellar

How much does a Scout & Cellar box cost at entry?+

Boxes start at $17, which is the lowest outlay listed for a delivery. Measured by weight, the coffee works out at $5.29, so a larger box costs more per order without costing more per gram. A bottle guarantee sits behind the order too.

How many bottles arrive, and how often?+

A box holds 4 to 12 bottles and arrives monthly. That sets the pace of the subscription, since the schedule sits at a month rather than a longer gap, and the bottle count is the unit to plan shelf space around.

Scout & Cellar

Scout & Cellar

Higher score in this comparison

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