Total scam
Total scam - never received the 5 bottles - avoid at all costs. Don’t buy stuff from Instagram or FB unless you research first
6 November 2025
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this is a scam company offering low…
this is a scam company offering low wine prices and they never deliver the wine found on instagram. Do NOT order anything from them. You will never recieve it.
30 April 2025
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Scam stay away
15 May 2025
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We never received the order
We ordered a boxe of 5 bottles, never received it. Nobody answered to ours message, the phone number and the email address are fake. It's a scam spread by Instagram.
1 May 2025
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SCAM Company
SCAM Company. They take your order and money then disappear into the night. Don't use them
1 April 2025
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