Our compliance-first approach

Alcohol distribution requires careful handling. Our process is designed to keep orders professional and traceable, with clear order confirmation, documentation alignment, and transparent communication.

• We supply business customers only (wholesalers, distributors, retail chains, hospitality).
• We support compliant documentation practices for cross-border supply where applicable.
• We confirm key transaction details before dispatch (delivery location, volumes, buyer details).

Buyer requirements

To prepare an accurate quotation and proceed smoothly, we typically request:

• Company name and contact person
• Delivery address (country, city, postal code)
• VAT number (if applicable)
• Requested brands and quantities (pallets)

This information helps ensure pricing, documents, and delivery planning match your destination and volume.

Documentation we may provide

Documentation can vary depending on destination country, delivery terms, and the structure of the transaction. Where applicable, we can support with common wholesale documents such as:

• Commercial documentation aligned to the agreed transaction
• Packing lists and shipment references
• Delivery paperwork used in freight operations
• Other documentation required for compliant cross-border supply (case-specific)

Note: requirements can differ by country and buyer status. We confirm documentation requirements during quotation.

VAT & excise considerations

VAT and excise requirements may differ across European countries and transaction structures. We handle orders with a compliance-aware process and confirm relevant details during quotation to ensure the correct setup for your destination and buyer profile.

• Destination country and buyer details influence VAT handling
• Excise-related requirements can vary by market
• We confirm transaction details to match documentation and delivery planning

Age-restricted product policy

We supply alcohol products on a B2B basis and expect our customers to comply with all local laws and regulations, including age-restriction rules and responsible retailing requirements in their destination market.

How to avoid delays

Most delays happen when basic details are missing. For the fastest processing, share:

• Brand(s) + packaging format (if known)
• Pallet quantities
• Delivery country + full address
• Company name + VAT number (if applicable)
• Preferred delivery terms (if known)