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We wanted to source a case of a particular Italian wine and found it on several websites. Great Grog was the most competitively priced including delivery. It was really easy to order from the website and email communication about delivery was excellent. Really pleased and will use them again.
I've been a customer of Great Grog more or less since they started. They have a wonderful range of wines, from basic prices to luxury, and have branched out into beers and other goods.
They catered for my son's wedding at Easter, and were a joy to work with; from the tasting at the warehouse, to delivery of the wines, beers and glassware, and collection and billing.
They do home delivery at very short notice in the Edinburgh area, and further afield
We had a wine tasting social and a quiz to test our knowledge of wines. It was really fun and John was super helpful. He clearly knows loads! Would recommend!
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