They also have a decent selection of hard to find Gimonnet-Oger. The rose is quite good as is the BdB
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For sure Sec, and Lopa, but his offers are random
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Big trust for WHWC in my camp as well, based on long experience buying prearrival from them.
One of my favorite shops around – great prices, hard-to-find selection, service and reliability. Really my only “beef” with them is their location in SoCal makes for a very short shipping window to Colorado!
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Thanks everyone! Definitely building an order with Woodland Hills now 
are there any newsletters (like Fass) that specialize in champagne/sparkling?
To note — I’m in the business of selling grower champs online.
I first read this back in January and it prompted me to act. As the founder of fatcork, I strive to be the best place in the U.S. to buy grower Champagne. So while our prices are indeed on the higher side, every thing we do supports the quality of Champagne produced by our growers. We temperature control from the caves of our growers to our cave in Seattle. Then ship to customers in insulated boxes that are compostable, never styrofoam. Every back label lists the disgorgement, dosage, vintage, and blend, so you always know what you’re drinking and where it came from. Many of our growers are exclusive to us in the USA, some are not. Superior quality and customer service are the pillars of the business I founded back in 2010. So while I’m not interested in sourcing and selling discounted Champagnes, I did strive to add to our lineup of $60 - $70 cuvées this year. That’s why it took me so long to respond : )
Cheers! Bryan
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