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2 bottles of wine ordered as a gift, one bottle was the correct one the other a wine that was worth 1/4 of the price from the one ordered. The answer was to deposit the wrong bottle at the door for dhl to return or keep it for a
price reduction of 10%… the correct bottle arrived 2 days later. Spoiled surprise and no compensation, just lots of work and irritation. Never again.
Don’t use this. They take 3-4 weeks to deliver and furthermore they will not deliver on the date they give you. They do not know what they are doing!
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