Austin, Texas  ·  830.992.3136

The Club

Wine For Every Occasion.

Three shipments a year of the wines Rae makes in the smallest quantities, with labels built in collage by Austin artist Katy Schmader. Members get first call on allocations and reduced pricing on events.

Winemaker Rae Wilson on the patio at La Valentía

The name

Named for Rae’s grandmother.

La Valentía is the wine club of Wine For The People, inspired by Rae’s grandmother and the spirit of courageous women.

Through this label we explore the rich and diverse terroir of Texas with elegant, limited-production wines made for both celebration and cellaring. Reflecting our values of community and collaboration, each bottle features a paper collage label designed by Austin artist Katy Schmader, so the art changes with the wine.

Shipments

Three shipments a year

March

Spring release. Ship or pick up.

June

Summer release. Ship or pick up.

October

Fall release, with the release party.

Tiers

Choose your tier

Per shipment

4 bottles

10% off club allotments and every other wine purchase

$25 flat-rate shipping

Three shipments a year

Per shipment

6 bottles

15% off club allotments and every other wine purchase

$15 flat-rate shipping

Three shipments a year

Per shipment

12 bottles

20% off club allotments and every other wine purchase

$5 flat-rate shipping

Three shipments a year

Benefits

What membership includes

Discounts on club allotments and all wine purchases

Unlimited customization

Exclusive access to special allocations

Event tickets at reduced rates and VIP access

Two complimentary tastings at William Chris Vineyards for up to four people

Already a member

Your account, your shipments, your card on file.

Update your address, customize the next release, or change your tier. Everything lives in your account.

Andrew Sides

Co-Founder, COO & Winegrower

A native of the Texas High Plains, ANDREW SIDES’ path in winemaking began while working at the family farm (vineyard) alongside Uncle Andy Timmons during his high school summer breaks. After earning his degree in Civil Engineering from Texas Tech, Andrew took a 9-5 job in San Antonio but couldn’t resist being pulled back toward the passion he’d cultivated for growing and making wine. In 2012, Andrew and Andy partnered with Troy Ottmers, Andrew’s father-in-law, to launch Lost Draw, a winery focused on growing and sharing wines from the Texas High Plains. Since then, the Lost Draw portfolio has expanded to feature wines from several other Texas AVAs and has captured the attention of local and national press along with many adoring fans.