For companies

Dear Customer,

For gift packaging offers, please contact us by email or phone. 

 

 

Gift packaging with your company logo

We can provide gift packaging with your company logo in the form of a New Year’s greeting (a bottle tag or sticker), as shown in the photo below, for orders of 50 pieces or more, at a price of CZK 9 per piece. You can also discuss this with us individually during business hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., by calling +420 774 500 110. Delivery time: 7–10 days from receipt of your logo in the required format (max. size 2 cm × 4 cm)

Important!!!

With the adoption of the government’s consolidation package, the tax benefits for gifting still wine will change as of January 1, 2024. Still wines will no longer be considered promotional items. Companies will still be able to give wine as a gift, but it will  no longer be possible to treat the purchase costs as a tax-deductible expense or claim a VAT deduction on the purchase.

Still wines will no longer qualify as promotional items. Companies wishing to continue giving wine to their business partners and customers will, of course, still be able to do so, but the purchase costs of these wines can no longer be recorded as tax-deductible expenses, and VAT on the purchase can no longer be reclaimed.

Why is wine such a great gift?

Wine makes a much better gift than, say, a pair of socks—and is a much safer bet, too. The recipient can enjoy the wine themselves or, if they don’t drink alcohol or prefer beer, “pass it on.” Unlike ordinary gifts, you can accompany a bottle of wine with a note or recommendation to tempt the recipient to try it.

Our recommendations:

When choosing a gift, it’s best to avoid young wines. However, bear in mind that most gifts aren’t opened right away and are often left to “mature” for a few months until a “special occasion.” Wine from a supermarket is not an ideal gift, as you have no way of knowing how long a particular bottle has been sitting there. A gift wine should have at least a touch of distinction, which it naturally loses if the recipient walks past a shelf of identical wines every week.

Also, don’t rule out wines with screw caps, as it is no longer true that they are used only for lower-quality wines. They are commonly used for expensive wines abroad. In any case, we assume the recipient won’t want to cellar a gifted wine for many years. A screw-capped wine will certainly stay fresh and youthful for at least two years, and often longer.

If you don’t know the recipient’s tastes well, avoid controversial aromatic wines. We recommend red wines such as Merlot, Pinot Noir, and Malbec, as well as white wines such as Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. If you know the recipient prefers sweeter wines, Riesling is an excellent choice.

Wine should above all be a source of joy for everyone. Try to enjoy choosing it, too—you deserve to get something out of it as well.

Yours,
The World Wine Team