I would give zero stars if I could I would give zero stars if I could. I placed an order three weeks before I needed the bottle of very expensive bourbon to give as a gift. Almost two weeks later it hasn’t shipped. Every single day I check the status and it is always “unfulfilled.” When I inquired they sent me a copy of their return policy stating they have 30 days to fulfill an order before I’m entitled to a refund. In the age of Amazon, there’s NO REASON tor an in-stock item not to ship the first business day after the order is received. Absolutely ridiculous.

Fake Inventory on website Cask Cartel posts bottles on their website that they do not have. There is no warning whatsoever that you are about to order something out of stock. They simply take the order, take your money, and go attempt to procure it after the sale... which can take weeks to months. They do not bother notifying you of anything in the meantime. Bottom line: If you order from cask cartel, you are gambling on when you will get it and possibly never. I tried multiple times. One arrived on time and one was 3 weeks late. This next one is 3 weeks late and not yet arrived.

Eventually found the bottle i wanted… Eventually found the bottle i wanted and ordered it, even though the shipping cost was over £100.00 to UK. When it arrived it wasnt what i ordered and was told the manufactures have changed design. I wasnt informed before they sent it and know have a overpriced bottle thats not wanted. There customer services is non existant and is propbably the worst company ive ever dealt with. I should have checked the reviews before i ordered.

Total scam It's a ripoff and borderline scam. Essentially you're paying someone to go get a rare bottle for you at some point in the future. You're better off doing it yourself. Just gross, really, places like this are strangling any enjoyment and pleasure out of collecting and drinking whisky. Sleazebags looking to make a few quick bucks off something they don't care about at all.

Ripoff Their business model is to place very high prices on single bottle quantity hoping to fool buyers. Unfortunately it worked on me. $300 for a single $21 bottle of wine. They should spend less time writing insincere responses and more time making sure their prices represent fair value.