Bucklin Bambino
“Chaotic on paper — extraordinary in the glass.”
The angle A field blend’s history becomes a reason to open it with pizza. Wine knowledge, without the lecture.
Read the full email ↗Sales emails with wine knowledge, a little mischief, and a very good reason to buy.
Twenty years writing for neighborhood shops and national flash sales. An experienced hand for your next offer.
One offer to start. A regular rhythm if we’re a fit.
Writing experience: Vintage Berkeley · Sonoma’s Best · World Market · Vivino retailer campaigns

Writing experience includes
Vintage BerkeleySonoma’s BestWorld MarketVivinoRetailer campaigns via its flash-sale platformFrom a small mailing list.
Through Vivino’s flash-sale platform, reaching roughly 50,000–250,000 recipients.
A pace sustained for multiple years.
Approximate historical campaign sales, not copy-only attribution. Results depend on audience, wine, price, and availability.
A piece of history. A producer’s second act. An offer that’s too good to bury in tasting notes.
“Chaotic on paper — extraordinary in the glass.”
The angle A field blend’s history becomes a reason to open it with pizza. Wine knowledge, without the lecture.
Read the full email ↗“Just open it, pour it, and walk away like an action hero.”
The angle A family story, a compelling price, and a little comic timing. An offer the reader can picture sharing.
Read the full email ↗“The greatest second act in California wine.”
The angle Producer reputation, coastal character, and access come together in a premium Pinot offer.
Read the full email ↗I’m Jason. I’ve spent twenty years finding the story that makes someone want to open a bottle.
I’ve been a fine wine buyer, national wine buyer, restaurant buyer and national flash sale buyer. Along the way, I learned how to identify great wines and get people excited about buying them.
My experience includes Vintage Berkeley, Sonoma’s Best, World Market, and campaigns for a variety of retailers through Vivino’s flash-sale platform.
I know when a wine needs context, when an offer needs urgency, and when the best thing you can do is get to the point.
You bring the selection and the voice of your shop. I bring product knowledge, pace, and copy that gives people a reason to care.
Tell me about your shop ↗You bring the wines. We turn them into a timely offer—and material with a life beyond the inbox.
We discuss the featured items: what makes them special, who they’re for, and what you want the offer to do.
We pick the timing and determine the angle—the story, the value, and the reason to buy now.
Subject lines, preview text, and the full email. You check the details; we refine it and get it ready to send.
The offer goes live, with a clear path to orders, new leads, and more engaged customers.
You have marketable material to reuse across your website, social posts, shelf talkers, and other channels.
Your team sends through your existing email platform after you approve the proof. We agree on scope, fee, and timing before writing begins.
Independent wine shops and established retail email programs, from weekly offers to national flash sales.
The initial service is copywriting. You approve the final copy and send through your existing email platform. We can discuss any additional production work separately.
Standard turnaround is 72 hours after we agree on the assignment and I receive the complete brief. A 24-hour rush option is available with a rush fee, subject to availability. We confirm the delivery date before work begins.
I’ve worked with Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Square, Squarespace, Flodesk, Campaign Monitor, and in-house software. Copy is delivered to fit your existing process; platform setup and campaign sending are separate scopes.
Product pages, shelf talkers, and wine-club notes. We agree on the brief, scope, and fee for each assignment.
Yes. Send one recent wine email for a free review: three subject-line ideas and one specific suggestion to sharpen the offer. It’s a simple way to see how I think before discussing a paid assignment.
Pilot emails start at $99, depending on scope. I’ll confirm your fixed fee, revision allowance, and deadline before you commit.
Tell me about your shop and where you could use a hand.
I’ll suggest three subject lines and one way to sharpen the offer. A free first look at how I think.
A paid pilot includes one single-wine email, two subject-line options, preview text, body copy, and one consolidated revision. Your fixed fee depends on scope; I’ll confirm it and the deadline before you commit.
72-hour standard turnaround from a complete brief. Ask about a 24-hour rush with a rush fee.