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Vclub is a premium whisky society based in London. Our mission is to provide our members with an adventurous and fun journey of discovering the world's single malt whisky.
United Kingdom
Rubbish customer service, no response or many excuses to not to reply to your request; Two faces before and after you buy;
They have 'friends' to supply deceptive marketing and misleading tactics to promote products;
Omit important information in the contract for instance regarding warehouse, delivery note etc, and refuse to supply when request;
I will give zero if I can
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