(NYPost) - Americans are falling in love with subscription services, allowing “experts” to pick everything from their clothing to their dinners — and more.

No where is the enthusiasm for subscription plans more evident than when it comes to wine.

“Wine clubs used to be for wine people,” said Jessyca Frederick, founder and CEO of WineClubReviews.net, “but the proliferation of subscription services like Blue Apron has attracted a lot of people to the wine space.”

And many won’t break your budget.

Frederick’s site lists at least 30 subscription plans that sell wine for less than $20 a bottle, which is the sweet spot for most US wine sales, according to industry experts.

But there is also demand for high-priced wine as well.