SCEA FAMILLE VAGNON
Domaine du Vieux Pressoir
205 rue du Château d'Oiré
49260 VAUDELNAY - FRANCE
+33 2 41 52 21 78
contact@levieuxpressoir.fr
www.levieuxpressoir.fr
SIRET no. 43349761700012
VAT no. FR89433497617
Excise no. FR094663E0176
Article 1 : Scope
All our sales, whether to professionals or non-professionals, are subject to these terms and conditions of sale, unless otherwise expressly stipulated in the contract.
Article 2: Order
Once the contract has been concluded, the purchaser may not, except in cases of force majeure, refuse to accept delivery and must make all claims as indicated below. The sums paid by the customer constitute a deposit, i.e. an advance on the agreed price (non-refundable in the event of cancellation of the sale). The seller undertakes to supply wines in accordance with the contractual stipulations.
Article 3 : Price
The applicable prices are those shown on the displayed price lists. They are ex-cellar, and transport is at the buyer's expense, unless otherwise stipulated in the contract. Payment must be made in cash no later than the date of delivery, unless otherwise agreed. A deposit may be requested. Any payment made after the due date shown on the invoice will incur late payment penalties. These penalties will be equal to three times the legal interest rate. These penalties will be due without formal notice, and collection costs of a minimum of €40 will be charged to the buyer.
Failure by the purchaser to meet its obligations may, after complaint by the seller, result in termination of the contract in favor of the seller without payment of damages.
Article 4: Distribution
Should the supplier be unable to satisfy all requests for the same campaign or vintage, distribution will be based on available stocks.
Article 5: Delivery
Transport of our wines is carried out at the buyer's risk, even in the case of carriage-paid shipments. The transfer of risk will take place in accordance with INCOTERM ® ICC 2010 EX-works.
The seller cannot be held responsible for loss, theft, damage or defective parcels. It is the customer's responsibility to check parcels on receipt and to notify the carrier of any reservations on the delivery note or, at the latest, within three days of receipt of the defective parcel by registered letter.
Article 6: Force Majeure
In the event of force majeure (fire, natural disaster, strike, administrative decision, riots, etc.), the seller is obliged to inform the buyer by any means. The contract is suspended for the duration of the force majeure. It will then be re-executed under the same conditions.
Force majeure does not in any way dispense with payment for goods already delivered.
Article 7: Retention of title
The transfer of ownership of the wine is subject to full payment of the price on the agreed due date. However, risks are transferred upon delivery.
In the event of non-payment on the due date, the seller will repossess the goods of which he remains the owner without any prior formality and may, at his discretion, cancel the contract by simple registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. Under no circumstances may the purchaser pledge goods not yet paid for in full, or transfer ownership by way of guarantee.
If the wines are blended, the seller will retain ownership of the equivalent merchandise.
Article 8: Removal of wines
Wines purchased in bulk must be collected from the property no later than 15 days after signature of the contract, failing which the property will be billed 15 euros per hectoliter per month for storage of the merchandise. Any month begun is due in full. The pick-up address is that of the estate:
205 rue du Château d'Oiré
49260 VAUDELNAY - France.
Article 9: Withdrawal period
Non-professional purchasers who order by mail order have a period of 14 clear days from receipt of their order to return the wine delivered for exchange or reimbursement, at the purchaser's discretion. The buyer must indicate this choice in the enclosed letter. Only the cost of return will be charged to the buyer. Refunds will be made within 30 days of the return of the goods on the price of the wines, excluding initial shipping costs. Buyers who have made their purchases at trade fairs and shows do not benefit from a withdrawal period in accordance with the law of June 14, 2014.
Article 10: Bulk specificity
It is the buyer's responsibility to collect the lot sampled and approved by the seller. The withdrawal must be made in full.
Wines withdrawn from our cellars are considered by the purchaser as conforming to the object of the contract. The risks relating to the merchandise are transferred to the buyer at the time of collection.
Article 11: Jurisdiction clause
Any dispute relating to the sale will be under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Tribunal de Commerce of the seller's place of residence in the case of a sale to a professional, or of the Tribunal Grande Instance of the seller's place of residence, including summary proceedings.
French law applies to all our sales.