Updated October 1, 2026 · TreatCue Editorial Team

Scout & Cellar vs Vino

Scout & Cellar scores 9.1 and Vino 9.3 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Scout & Cellar

Scout & Cellar

9.1/10
Vino

Vino

Higher score in this comparison

9.3/10

Where Scout & Cellar and Vino differ

Scout & Cellar vs Vino
CompareScout & CellarScout & CellarReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesVinoVinoReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Price from$17€6.80
Bottles per box (bottles)4 to 126
Free delivery threshold$150€69.90
MarketsUSAT, BE, CZ, DK, FI, FR, DE, IT, MC, NL, SK, ES, SE, CH, GB
Bottle guaranteeYesNot confirmed

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Key differences

  • Vino scores higher overall: 9.3 vs 9.1.
  • Founded is lower at Vino: 2014 vs 2017.
  • Vino is available in 14 more countries.
  • Products: only Scout & Cellar offers Coffee roaster.
  • Products: only Vino offers Wine shop, Spirits, Cocktails.
  • Markets: only Scout & Cellar offers US.
  • Markets: only Vino offers AT, BE, CZ.

Our verdict on each

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

Vino

Vino is a straightforward online wine shop for European drinkers who want one supplier for wine, spirits, cocktails and alcohol-free options rather than a club subscription. Bottles start at €6.80 and delivery is free over €69.90, so it suits people buying occasionally and topping up a case.

Read the full Vino review

Score breakdown

Scout & Cellar vs Vino
AreaScout & CellarVino
Cost8.7Coffee at $5.29 by weight and boxes from $17 keep the outlay modest against site medians.9.2HigherEntry price €6.80 sits under the site median, €13.15, with free delivery over €69.90.
Offer9.8Boxes hold 4 to 12 bottles and arrive monthly, with whole bean coffee under organic certification.9.8The range covers wine shop, spirits, cocktails and alcohol-free (wine shop, spirits and cocktails).
Trust8.3Registered as Full Glass SC SPV LLC dba Scout & Cellar in US, with support across email, chat and phone.8.7HigherAn Italian registered entity (IT) trading since 2014, with support on email, chat and phone.

Licences and countries

Scout & Cellar vs Vino
CountryScout & CellarVino
HeadquartersUnited StatesItaly

Additional countries for Scout & Cellar: 1. Additional countries for Vino: 15.

How they place

Scout & Cellar vs Vino
RankingScout & CellarVino
Online wine shops101 of 11294 of 112

Sources behind this comparison

Scout & Cellar

  • scoutandcellar.com: 11 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Vino

  • vino.com: 9 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Every fact side by side

Scout & Cellar vs Vino
FactScout & CellarVino
ProductsCoffee roasterWine shop, Spirits, Cocktails, Alcohol free
Delivery frequencyMonthlyNot confirmed
Legal entityFull Glass SC SPV LLC dba Scout & CellarVINO.COM 3ND S.r.l.
HeadquartersUnited StatesItaly
Founded20172014Lower
Support channelsEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centreEmail, Chat, Phone, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

Scout & Cellar vs Vino
FactScout & CellarVinoMedian
Bottles per box (bottles)4 to 12below the median6at the median6

Median across 28 listed brands.

Pros and cons

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.

Vino

Pros

  • The entry price of €6.80 puts Vino 7 on price from among 33 drinks brands.
  • The range covers wine shop, spirits, cocktails and alcohol-free (wine shop, spirits and cocktails), a wider mix than Bright Cellars, which lists a wine club and a wine shop (wine club and wine shop).
  • Delivery is free above €69.90, so one mixed order of wine, spirits and cocktails clears the threshold in a single drop.

Cons

  • Free delivery only starts above €69.90, so a single bottle at €6.80 still carries a delivery charge.
  • Vino lists a wine shop, spirits, cocktails and alcohol-free (wine shop, spirits and cocktails) with no club format, so there is no recurring shipment to skip or pause; The Wine Society (wine club, wine shop and spirits) and Bright Cellars (wine club and wine shop) both pair a club with buying.
  • Boxes hold 6 bottles, so the natural order is a case rather than a single taste, and smaller baskets sit under the €69.90 free delivery bar.

Who each suits

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.

Vino

Who it suits

  • European drinkers in Vino's shipping markets (AT, BE and CZ) who want wine, spirits, cocktails and alcohol-free in one basket (wine shop, spirits and cocktails).
  • Case buyers taking boxes of 6 bottles who would rather choose labels than accept a fixed club selection.
  • Shoppers who want help by phone or live chat as well as written support (email, chat and phone).

Who should look elsewhere

  • The Wine Society, if you want a club selection alongside spirits and alcohol-free rather than a shop-led range (wine club, wine shop and spirits).
  • Bright Cellars, if a wine club matters more to you than spirits, cocktails and alcohol-free (wine club and wine shop).
  • Total Wine, whose entry price of $9.99 gives a second anchor for shoppers comparing against a US bottle shop rather than a European one.

Current offers

Vino

Current offer

  • Discount code

    10 EUR welcome coupon on first purchase: 10 EUR

    Register an account on vino.com and receive a 10 EUR coupon for the first purchase

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

Scout & Cellar vs Vino
CountryScout & CellarVino
AustriaNoYes
BelgiumNoYes
CzechiaNoYes
DenmarkNoYes
FinlandNoYes
FranceNoYes
GermanyNoYes
ItalyNoYes

8 of 16 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

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.

Vino

What does a bottle cost at Vino?+

Bottles start at €6.80 at Vino. That is the shelf price you meet at checkout, and it is the figure to use when you line Vino up against other bottle shops rather than club subscriptions. Delivery is the other line on a small order, since the free delivery threshold of €69.90 sits above a single bottle.

Is delivery free, and what is the minimum order for it?+

Delivery is free once an order passes €69.90. Below that, a basket pays a delivery charge, so a single bottle at €6.80 is cheaper on shelf price but not on total cost. Buyers who regularly take a case or a mixed basket tend to clear the threshold in one go.