What was pictured and described was not… What was pictured and described was not what was sent. I ordered a 1972 bottle of scotch and paid $125 for it, what I received was a plastic jug of scotch that you can buy in any liquor store today for $25. They said refused my complaint saying that's what I ordered. I blame myself, should have looked at the reviews.

Never ever go through caskcartel Never ever go through caskcartel. They are dishonest and disorganized. The customer reps Elijah and Raven are paid liars to string you along past cancellation time and then will not fulfill the orders. It’s a scam and the Better Business Bureau has hundreds of cases on them. CaskCartel should’ve been shut down before it conned our family this week.

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.

My wife identified an obscure liqueur… My wife identified an obscure liqueur made in the UK somewhere in her reading or travels. She emailed to ask if I might be able to locate an outlet for purchase. I found it at a couple of large east coat U.S. retailers, the closest of which was about 250 miles from where we reside. Neither outlet I found would ship to our address in upstate New York. Tried Cask Cartel who immediately accepted my order. My order was placed September 6. Today is September 11 and my wife picked up her liqueur shipped by Cask Cartel's 'fulfillment partner' (my term) this afternoon at our local FedEx office. Contents undamaged and product as ordered. Not a price bargain, but service quick and efficient in our case.

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.