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I have been buying wine from Pieroth for a number of years through different agents and never had a bad experience. The most recent member of staff that I’ve dealt with, Jodine has been extremely helpful and always polite and courteous. Making it a pleasure to do business with.
Every single one the these reviews are fake !!!!!! Hang your heads in shame disgrace and rip off customers.
I have dealt with Pieroth for many years and all I can say they are the best wine company around I would like point out that Nick is very helpful when it comes to wine knowledge 👍👍
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