heh heh - I was only at the beginning making an observation rather than complaint - after all, the entire original listing was misconceived and mispriced! :smiley:

Indeed, when they offered to honour the first case even though it was a misprice I was pleasantly impressed, so I was happy with the (albeit delayed) end result.

I do apologise though for upsetting anybody with my (I thought, slightly ironic) pedantry - it was certainly not intended. :smiley:

I am just totally confused now - the picture shows 2013 vintage on the label, I received a 2014 vintage, and the title description said it was NV (by definition sparkling) - I can not see how "exactly as ordered" this can be interpreted as.

It is a very minor matter, and have tried it now and found it to be very pleasant, so I am not entirely sure whether it is actually worth arguing over. I am quite content for you to believe what you received to be "exactly as ordered", if you will allow me to hold the opinion that what I received is "not quite as ordered". :smiley:

Exactly Newbold. Dry wine is what was offered, ordered & delivered. (eventually)

The clue is in the original title and description. The title says "NV" which is exclusively used for Champagnes, sparkling wines and fortified wines (eg Port) The description gives a detailed description of how their sparkling wine is produced (using only free-running juice...). I am not complaining but the title and description appear to be at odds with the picture on the original listing. The picture (when I magnified it a bit!) did indeed show only a still wine, but when the picture is at odds with the main title and description then I tend to favour the latter as being the most accurate.

:smiley:

Arrived today. Nice of them to partially honour their offer (eventually), but would have been nicer to receive what was originally ordered (Camel NV 75 cl sparkling rather than 2014 dry), but hey-ho, perhaps thought would have been a cost too far to cover for the error :smiley:

mine arrived yesterday and we had the first bottle. very nice wine indeed but not at £14 a bottle. I've had nicer £7 bottles from Lidl.

At last, mine arrived today. :smiley:
"We thought you'd like to know that we've dispatched the remainder of your items and that this completes your order."
Now it can join the 'half drunk' other half of the order in the drinks cupboard, CHAIRMANS RESERVE Spiced St Lucian Rum.

oh and expired for anyone still thinking about trying to get any

mines arriving tomorrow!

im no wine expert but actually thought it tasted great but not sure i will be buying more at original price per bottle

Due to arrive tomorrow. Been a bit of a wait!

mine arrived yesterday but was out so yet to taste

6 bottles dispatched, arriving tomorrow

still waiting :disappointed:

Dispatch email today, case of 3. Very pleased, thank you for posting x

Mine arrived yesterday, 3 bottles.

£32.80 now

But they still got it for 17 quid on their store right now?

im too hoping they mean 1 case otherwise bit pointless as its cheaper elsewhere for a single bottle

Hello,

We're writing to inform you that the price for 'Camel Valley Bacchus NV 75 cl (Case of 3)' (Asin: B00US3S20O) was displayed incorrectly at the time you placed your order

As a gesture of goodwill we will honour one unit for each order placed at the lower price. All other affected units have now been cancelled. If you still wish to purchase another unit of this item, please place a new order online which will be charged at the correct price, when we dispatch it to you.

We’re sorry for any inconvenience caused.

Regards,

Customer Service Department
Amazon.co.uk

Same email today as above. I am unsure if they mean they'll only honour 1 bottle or the complete case of 3. I only ordered 1 case.

Email today from Amazon saying it was a misprice but they will give me 1 case of 3 bottles.

I generally prefer reds but why not. Thanks OP

Was cancelled last time - but have tried again. Thanks

for an English wine it's not bad.
I doubt it would get the plaudits if it was French.
I buy this for clients direct (collected) from their vineyard and it's usually £12 a bottle so it's a good buy.
I prefer bordeaux reds.

Wine advice from the Daily Mail? I don't think so! :confused:

The Cornish bubbly that could be world class: Winemaker becomes first Briton to be shortlisted for top champagne award
Sam Lindo is one of only three winemakers in the world to be nominated
The 37-year-old is the first English winemaker to make the shortlist
Camel Valley Wines has won several awards over the years


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A few places selling this cornish wine

englishwineshop
ewwines
bbr
waitrosecellar
winepantry

There are many others.

Cant find any trace of any supermarket selling these?

could someone tell us what's special about this wine?

ordered by the way assuming it's good! 2-4 weeks delivery.

ordered by the way assuming it's good! 2-4 weeks delivery.

Anyone tried?

Thanks OP.
Probably a misprice but ordered anyway.
I haven't had an English vino for decades, since an unpleasant experience with Lamberhurst.

:wink:

Just bought for £17 non prime.

Thanks, I just bought some using my Dad's credit card as he wanted to get a nice white wine for a family occasion.

Hopefully it lasts until I'm around and can try it too :laughing:

Bought! Hot.

Look forward to seeing your work of art Summer. Night night X

Good price for English wine, if that's your thing

Frank, i've already filled my new wine rack up. Great deal and heat added :laughing:
Will post the pictures soon, it came out lovely :wink:

Hot! Hope they honour it.

Thanks Frank!

Fixed


Heat added