Ordered 2013 Carpe Diem and they sent … Ordered 2013 Carpe Diem and they sent 2014. Also charged $36 per bottle for the 2014 when others are selling it for $26. Felt taken advantage of. Would not use them again.

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.

Great, easy and professional. Was a little sceptical about the 90 day delivery on a 2005 vintage wine. Futures, normal procecess but an older vintage gave concern. Price was below available market so took a shot. Wine Cellarage kept me informed and status on delivery during our wait. Immediately delivered the order and very satisfied.

Opportunistic management I ordered 3 bottles of wine from them and a few weeks after the COVID-19 nightmare began, I have a difficult economic situation so I asked them to cancel the transaction since I’m sure they can sell the wine to somebody else. After one month with no waiting for an answer, Lars sent me an email offering $110 per bottle when I paid $155, so my interpretation was him giving me a discount so I accept the wine. No I was wrong, the guy want to profit twice out of this unprecedented moment in history. I’m filling a credit card claim right now and possibly a BBB Complaint. Disgusting people, be aware and stay away from them.

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.