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    Earn 6,500 United Miles with Vinesse Wines

    icon-comments Comments June 25, 2020
    Order wine and get bonus miles

    If you are a United MileagePlus member, you can receive 6,500 award miles while discovering amazing wines. From now until the end of the year, you can take part in a promotional offer from Vinesse Wines. With this offer, you can earn thousands of miles when you join Vinesse’s American Cellars Wine Club.

    When you join the American Cellars Wine Club, you will receive a special offer on your first shipment of six wines. Your first shipment will cost only $41.94, which is a savings of $116. When you order your first shipment, you will receive 2,500 award miles. Once you order your second shipment, you will receive an additional 4,000 miles. After your first two shipments, you will have earned 6,500 miles in total.

    After receiving your 6,500 miles, you will still be able to continue earning miles with Vinesse Wines. For every other shipment you order from Vinesse, you will receive 7 miles for every dollar you spend. As a thank you, you will receive a free six-piece wine tote with your third shipment. The American Cellars Wine Club is a no obligation program, so you can cancel at any time.

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