Cellarit - Any Good?

AndrewCowley · Post by **AndrewCowley** » Mon May 26, 2008 9:58 pm

For a small number cases (not sure about uber sized collections) Cellarit appears to cost roughly half that of Wineark and Winevault. They are located in SW Sydney so no doubt that goes some way to explaining the difference. But does anyhere have anything to say about them? Are they any good?

Duras · Post by **Duras** » Wed May 28, 2008 12:29 pm

I have many (too many) dozens stored with Cellarit and the service has always been very good over the 4+ years I've been a customer. Their accounts payables system seems a bit archaic but thats never really been a problem. If you contact Scott Witt you should be able to arrange an inspection of the facility - check temperature, wines stored on side, etc.

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Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Wed May 28, 2008 5:53 pm

Check the fine print, cheap on a monthly basis and if you are taking out single cases that have the same wine in them. Try taking out a mix with more than three different labels from the same box and you get stung. I took out 6 very mixed cases and it cost me around $200. So in the end they are all pretty much even, just depends on the serivce you want.

Alex F · Post by **Alex F** » Thu May 29, 2008 12:18 am

I can't see the details in the fine print. Can you please explain more how they charged?

Thanks.

Duras · Post by **Duras** » Thu May 29, 2008 11:36 am

While I'm happy with the service and ok with the price, as spagbowl says, there's not a lot between the various storage companies. Also, you may get more flexibility somewhere like Kennards. Cellarit pricing is here...
https://www.cellarit.com/content/WINE%2 ... tCost.aspx

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Wizz · Post by **Wizz** » Wed Dec 12, 2012 9:04 pm

Surpried that post isnt deleted yet, with libel being what it is and site owners being responsible etc.

AdrianT · Post by **AdrianT** » Thu Dec 13, 2012 1:47 pm

Two emails below from the Witt family at Cellarit, completely unedited, and without comment:

Dear Adrian,

I think you agree you have to bear some responsibility for delivery to the wrong address as that was your mistake. I'm confident the driver did the right thing in accordance with instructions carried out by him routinely on a daily basis. There was nobody home at the time of delivery and he judged it was safe to leave the parcel. I wasn't there, you weren't there; we have to respect his judgement as a professional who is familiar with the neighbourhoods on his daily run. I understand you don't agree and I'm sorry.

Best regards,

Scott Witt

Managing Director
Cellarit.com.au

"Hi Adrian, I am sorry that you were disappointed with our service. We strive to deliver excellent service and take complaints from our customers very seriously. We wouldn't still be in business after 12 years if we didn't. Unfortunately, you only notified us on 21 November (3 weeks after the order had been delivered) that you had given us the wrong address. You used our email alert system to advise the recipient to expect a gift, but she never informed us that her address details were wrong. You also gave authority for the driver to leave the gift if he deemed it was safe. Typically drivers are very cautious about leaving a parcel unattended. Every day we track the delivery of our orders and according to our systems your order was successfully delivered as per your instructions on 1 November. I'm sure you will agree that given the circumstances we were unable to accommodate your request for reimbursement. Regards, Merrill"

AdrianT · Post by **AdrianT** » Thu Dec 13, 2012 1:48 pm

Wizz wrote:Surpried that post isnt deleted yet, with libel being what it is and site owners being responsible etc.

What is your angle, Wizz?

AdrianT · Post by **AdrianT** » Thu Dec 13, 2012 1:57 pm

This message from Merrill Witt was actually posted by her on the Cellarit Facebook, until they decided to remove all comment that they had prviously, and perversely continue to, encourage. It appears that they wish to control and edit any comment, including their own.

AdrianT · Post by **AdrianT** » Thu Dec 13, 2012 2:09 pm

I think that you would need to seriously consider whether the safe delivey of your wine would be guaranteed before using Cellarit.

camw · Post by **camw** » Thu Dec 13, 2012 3:45 pm

Sounds like a totally reasonable response, if you think they've done the wrong thing then you certainly haven't convinced me.

Polymer · Post by **Polymer** » Thu Dec 13, 2012 6:08 pm

The more details that come out, I think the worse is looks for you AdrianT...

You gave them the wrong address AND authorized them to leave it at the address if no one responded. How do you feel it is their responsibility for the package not arriving to the right person again?

TiggerK · Post by **TiggerK** » Thu Dec 13, 2012 9:58 pm

I'm now even more stunned that Adrian still thinks his blatant mistakes are someone else's fault..... You let them know you gave them the wrong address THREE WEEKS after it was delivered and left there as you authorised?? And it's their problem somehow? WTF? :shock:

camw · Post by **camw** » Thu Dec 13, 2012 10:04 pm

TiggerK wrote:I'm now even more stunned that Adrian still thinks his blatant mistakes are someone else's fault..... You let them know you gave them the wrong address THREE WEEKS after it was delivered and left there as you authorised?? And it's their problem somehow? WTF?

Dig up, stupid!

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