What your customers expect
Visitors planning tastings and customers buying wine want to buy wine or book a tasting.
An online store checkout takes a shopper from cart to paid order with as few steps and surprises as possible.
Online wine sales is a common requirement for wineries and cellar doors. Visitors often want to reorder wines they tasted.
Visitors planning tastings and customers buying wine want to buy wine or book a tasting.
An online store checkout takes a shopper from cart to paid order with as few steps and surprises as possible.
Include age confirmation and delivery rules suitable for liquor sales.
The standard fields cover what a winery needs, so keep the form short.
A hosted ecommerce platform when you want the platform to handle hosting and checkout.
An ecommerce plugin on a CMS you already use.
A custom storefront connected to a commerce backend when the buying process is unusual.
The website hands over when the order is paid and passed to fulfilment.
WA. Who this covers: WA hotel, tavern, liquor store, producer, wholesaler and special facility licensees that sell packaged liquor online. Applies to: Information on the licensee's website. The website must show the licence number, licence class, licensee name, the licensed premises' address and phone number, and a warning about selling or supplying liquor to people under 18. Source: Mandatory website information (Government of Western Australia). Version: Factsheet updated 18 June 2026. Checked: 2026-10-10.
TAS. Who this covers: Tasmanian liquor licensees selling liquor through the internet. Applies to: The licensee's website, related advertising and the purchase process. The licence number must be prominently displayed on the website and in related advertising, the approved offence notice must be shown at all times, and the buyer's date of birth must be obtained when the sale is made. This information must be on pages the buyer has to view while purchasing. Source: Sale of liquor through internet or other media (Tasmanian Department of Treasury and Finance). Version: Page published 8 October 2024. Checked: 2026-10-10.
Reviews the cart
Delivery cost or an estimate is visible before checkout starts.
Enters delivery details
Address lookup reduces typing and errors.
Chooses delivery or pickup
Options and timeframes are shown with their cost.
Pays
Familiar payment options appear, and total cost does not change at the last step.
Receives order confirmation
Confirmation shows the order, delivery estimate and returns policy.
| Field | Why it is needed |
|---|---|
| Carries the receipt and delivery updates. | |
| Delivery address | Needed for shipping and for calculating delivery cost. |
| Payment details | Taken by the payment provider, not stored by the site. |
Where the website hands over: The website hands over when the order is paid and passed to fulfilment.
Visitors often want to reorder wines they tasted. An online store checkout takes a shopper from cart to paid order with as few steps and surprises as possible.
It depends on your products and operations. Shopify includes its checkout on all plans, while WooCommerce adds a store to WordPress; we compare them for your situation.[1][2]
Forcing account creation before purchase is a common reason people abandon a cart. Offer an account after the order instead.
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