“ I love Woodland Hills Wine! The people who work there know their wines and they are so helpful! ”

“ My boss loves ordering wine from their online website. Whenever I have a question their customer support is so helpful! Alfredo from shipping department is the best !! Ty guys!! ”

“ Went to Woodland Hills Wine Company a few weeks ago and inquired if they had Storm Sauvignon Blanc and they did not. After talking to Ryan about trying this at the famous Bells in Los Alamos, Ryan mentioned their Pinot Noir was also terrific. Well low and behold Ryan ordered the Storm wine and called me this week to inform me they had it in. If this wine is good for Bells it is good for me. I also want to give Ryan an A++++ in customer service for ordering this product. Thank you Ryan for the awesome customer service. ”

“ Compared with other wine stores their allocation of old world wines are impressive and vast. The prices are very competitive, if not better! ”

“ Always the best customer service ever hands down. All of them are super friendly and helpful. They have extensive wine selection- even the hard to find ones - from all over the world. Their liquor choices are also Top Shelf. So glad they are in my neighborhood for many years. I definitely recommend this place. ”

“ Decided to drop by since I needed a wine/champagne gift. I know nothing about wines but I knew what the giftee liked so I rolled with that. The staff were very helpful and showed me a few options in my price range. It's pretty overwhelming walking into this place but the people here were not pretentious and they really knew their wines. Also sell a solid variety of whiskey, vodka, and gin to name a few. This might be the new go to for all things wine. ”

“ WHWC has an excellent selection of wines, especially if you're into Burgundy. In addition to current-ish releases (within the 2-3 vintages of the current release), they also have some older back catalog stuff, which is always interesting to try if you don't have the patience to buy and store the wines yourself. The wines are laid our reasonably well so it's pretty easy to find what you need, though I will say their largest selection (their French wines) aren't as well organized. The Burgundy section wasn't arranged by region/sub-region nor was it alphabetical. Thankfully, the very helpful staff will help you find what you need. I found it much easier to use their website to find the wines and then to simply ask them to locate them. They also have many wines that aren't on display, so using the website is almost always better. I believe you can even place orders for pickup and they'll be conveniently picked/packed for you when you arrive. WHWC also has a nice parking lot in the back, which makes it very easy to shop in person. I haven't had a chance to order anything shipped yet, but may give it a try in the future! ”

“ I like this store for picking up gifts for the wine connoisseurs in my life. The staff is very knowledgeable, they make recommendations that won't break your budget. Also, they are very passionate (we're talking Barry White passionate!) about their products. They also carry hard liquor as well as the wine, so stop in. Also, this is a small business, and for the Devil Dogs who might be reading this, they're pro USMC as evidenced by the flag in front. ”

“ With so much commerce taking place predominantly online, it's getting harder to find brick and mortar stores that stock a wide array of anything, outside of bix box stores. While there are reliable online sources for fine wine, including this establishment, the atmosphere of a well-organized store makes me want to take time browsing and talk with the employees. I had ordered a few bottles of lesser known Italian wines before the holidays, and while their shipping rates are reasonable, I felt that visiting the store at least once would be enjoyable and I could pick up the order. In warm weather, this option is probably best because wine is highly susceptible to spoiling in hot and dry conditions. I opted for Will-call. The parking lot in the back is quite large and partially shaded by trees, and there's also an entrance there. Just watch out for delivery trucks. Upon entering, the hallway is lined on the right side with bargain wines, mostly under $20. I have some experience with the selection and can say none are bad choices. It's a matter of taste preference and price. I recommend only buying one of each the first time around. Otherwise, you'll end up with a few years' worth of "everyday wines." Deeper in are well organized displays of Champagne, American wines, then Spanish and German, and the bigger collections of Italian and French types. There are also lots of half-bottle choices, something I like to get, especially when trying something new. The benefits are a tad over half the cost of a full bottle, but likelihood that you will finish it same day or within a reasonable time (roughly 2-3 glasses worth). Large format bottles are preferred by collectors and blue-chip investors, 1.5 litre magnums, or bigger (I've seen some bottles of at least 27 litres!) Anyhow, if you have patience, money, and proper, cool storage, then the big boys are rather fun to hoist but harder to stack. I appreciated the input of store employees, and we shared a bit of news and advice on everything from preferred vintages of Bordeaux and Barolo to where and how wine is stored in select places that specialize in such matters, as well as the best way to obtain WSET credentials. Finally, as impressive as the store selection is, they still have more listed online than the racks can hold in front. All-in-all, a great shop and prices are very competitive with top-tier competition in Socal. ”

“ Great selection of amazing vintages from the best vineyards at incredible prices. With free shipping. Their Italian and specifically, Brunello options are top notch. I cannot give them enough credit. I am a repeat customer. Thanks again, Jason ”