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I ordered the rose gift set on a Thursday afternoon and phoned them to say I needed it by the Saturday for a wedding anniversary present, it was delivered the following morning.
It’s a present for a relative and I couldn’t be happier with it.
It’s a marvellous gift and an excellent service.
I am a great fan of Hattingley Valley wines. If you're looking for a tasty English fizz that compares favourably with many Champagnes, then look no further. We drink their wines a lot.
Great customer service too: if you are unlucky enough to have a problem with a delivery, they will work diligently to put things right.
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