disappointing order, decent follow up re same I ordered a magnum of '96 Leoville Poyferre for Christmas. While not tainted, the wine was thin and faded quickly after decanting. I contacted Wine Cellarage about the wine, and they provided (1) assurance that the wine had been properly sourced and stored (and was likely an unfortunate "dud"); and (2) a $50 bottle of wine by way of compensation for the disappointing Poyferre. I think that was a relatively decent approach, and I appreciated the responsiveness of their team.

Wine is oxidized, vinegary I recently bought two bottles of Ridge 1988 Montebello Cabernet Sauvignon from the Wine Cellarage. I opened one to discover the wine tasted like vinegar; it did not taste anything like it was supposed to, and I fear the wine has oxidized. (I recently drank a bottle of the same vintage, purchased from the winery, and it tasted completely different.) Edit: The Wine Cellarage heard of my bad bottle and offered to allow me to return it. They sent me a UPS label and I was able to send it back for a refund. I'm sorry the wine was off, but Wine Cellarage had great customer service.

Force Majeure? Really? I ordered a case to be shipped to California. It got damaged in transit and was never delivered. Wine Cellarage wouldn't process the refund until they were made good by UPS. They sent me their legal language, citing force majeur and said I'd get my refund when they had been refunded. This seems like terrible customer service to me. Mastercard refunded me after I started a dispute - whereupon Wine Cellarage miraculously emailed to say they'd refunded me. Funny that. Never heard from them again.

Shipping good, so are prices Reminded me when my Champagne arrived. Very quick response and shipping on time without delays. Problem I had was losing points if you don't use them within a year. If point awards was easier to use; I would buy more wine from Wine Cellerage

Significant delay in arrival When I placed my order in April I was told I would receive the wine in June. I did not receive the wine until the middle of September. While everyone was very pleasant to work with, this was an unreasonable delay.