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This company is a scam, please do not order anything. I placed an order in November 22, still not received or had a response to the many emails I have sent!! This is also the second time I have left a review in here, please don’t remove this one
My order for 6 bottles of wine was made and paid for on the 2nd of August 2022 . Delivery was at an extra charge which was also paid for , and delivery was promised for Friday 5th August 2022. That has not occurred . Checking other reviews on-line this is common and delivery may never occur.
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