I ordered some wine a while ago from a friend-recommended supplier based on the seller’s notes. The order was supposed to be 2019 Domaine Marc Roy Marsannay Les Champs Perdrix but I instead got 2016 Buisson-Charles Bourgogne Hautes Coutures Chardonnay. The switch was due to what the seller said was the “demise” of the original bottles. Accidents happen.
I can’t find much info on the Buisson wine at all.
The original wines were priced at $59 each with free shipping but the substitutes can be found in the low $40’s. I’ve emailed them about the price discrepancy and what to do if I don’t like the Buisson wines. I was more than willing to accept whatever I found with the Marc Roy wines based on their notes but not so much the Buisson wines. At a minimum the price difference should be refunded.
I’ll out the seller once some solution is reached, good or bad.
Ask vendor for a 100% refund and packing slip or a partial refund based off the price difference if you want to keep the wine. If not responsive issue a charge back with your CC bank.
Just got an email and they offered a full refund and apologized for not contacting me before shipping. The original wines were delayed to to shipping issues early in the year of which I was warned about some time ago. Once I get the refund I’ll do a final update.
If it turns out I actually like the wines and think they warrant a $40 price tag I offered to send them a check.
Happy ending which I never really doubted. Full refund on the original wines. I’m glad because they have a 2x a year shipments of Champagnes that I really like and would have hated to drop. Caveau Selections.