A wine gift says something a gift card cannot. It shows you chose. Done poorly, though, corporate gifting turns into a rushed order of generic baskets no one remembers by January. Here is how to send wine that lands, whether you are thanking five clients or five hundred.
Start with the budget, not the bottle
Tell us the number per gift and the headcount, and the rest gets easier. A thoughtful single bottle at thirty dollars often reads better than a crowded basket at eighty. Under fifty dollars, one strong bottle with a real story does the work. Between fifty and a hundred, add something to eat, or send a pair that shows a red and a white. Above that, you are into library selections and larger formats that feel like an event.
Match the wine to the relationship
A gift for a longtime client can be adventurous, a small-production bottle they would not find on a shelf. A gift going to two hundred people you have never met should be widely likable and safe to open without ceremony. We choose from what we carry and taste, so the bottle is good before your name goes anywhere near it.
Add your branding without cheapening it
The lightest touch is usually the strongest. A printed note in the box. Your logo on a hang tag. For a bigger statement, your name and message on the label itself through our personalized labels. Keep the design quiet and let the bottle carry it. A tasteful label on a good wine reads as care, not advertising.
Handle the legal part early
Wine is not a normal parcel. It ships to adults, requires an adult signature on delivery, and cannot go to every state or to a P.O. box. Office addresses work well because someone is there to sign. Gather your list early, flag any tricky destinations, and build in a few extra days during the holidays when carriers slow down.
One list, many doorsteps
The part that eats a team alive is logistics. Send us the spreadsheet, the message, and the date, and we pack and ship to every address, whether that is five desks or five hundred homes. You approve the selection once, and we handle the rest.
When you are ready, start your corporate gifting order with the budget, the headcount, and the date. Those three numbers are all we need to send you a proposal.
