do not recommend
This was one of my favorite wineries until today. I clicked on Twitter this Monday morning and noticed they were giving 20% off of 2 off their most popular wines (chenin blanc and gamay) so myself and a few of my friends headed on over there (not close to my house by the way.) After buying several bottles of wine and asked why we did not get the discount, the wine representative noted that it's only by the case. I told him that there was no mention of "per case" on Twitter. so he put me in contact w/ Claudia , the vp of marketing. She was of no help and referred me the the website. I told her that on Twitter alone it just said "20% " off and again made no mention of the case price. Her response was" well, did it mentioned that it was "per bottle"?" I said no and again, told her I was not computer savvy and did not know I have to to go her website. She said that if I went to the website, then I wound find details (after several click) to the 20% discount for the case only. Now, I am really not too bothered by getting the money back as to Ms Claudia's attitude about my situation. I told her that me and my friends travelled far to visit the winery and that she should have put the "per case" on the twitter page prior to our coming as to not mislead us. I have paid lots per bottle of wine and a few bucks is really not a problem. But when a company misrepresents itself and falsely advertise on a big name site like Twitter to lure customers, well, that it's just plain wrong. 9 hours later after returning home, I checked Twitter again, and found that they put in () " per case" ..after my complaint. I wish Ms Claudia was a bit nicer and not so robotic. In this day and age of doing business, you wound thing of all people, the vp of marketing wound be more understanding to the needs of the customers. Unfortunately for V Sattui, this was not the case. We have learned our lesson and know where to put out $$ next time...and it will not be V Sattui