Booze.ie Packaging

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Quick question, I was planning on buying a wine case special for someone for xmas from booze.ie and I was just wondering if anyone who has ordered from them before could tell me what way the wines come packed ? I'm kind of hoping its one of those wooden sealed crate type dealys. If not i've got to try to find something else to pack it into. Thanks in advance.

redsandwiches

i know a shop that sends out wine in wooden boxes.
the wine centre kilkenny, not on line yet but worth a call
0567722907

The Sweeper

My gut feeling would be that unless you specifically buy a presentation box, the wine will come in a cardboard box with double-thick dividers around it.

freedgull

Got this email from enowines...
www.enowine.ie

Mary Dowey’s Christmas Case 2006:

Mary Dowey has selected exceptional wines for her Christmas Case 2006. Included are a fine champagne, two smart whites and three rich, stylish reds. Selected with seasonal foods in mind, these beautiful bottles will do honour to any Christmas or New Year dinner besides making a wonderfully welcome present. The case retails at €220, including delivery throughout Ireland. It is also available in a wooden case at €245.

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Minesajackdaniels
Yep, I sent them a mail and its just plain packaging unless you buy otherwise and their selection of packaging was rubbish.

freedgull
Cheers for that link, just ordered a mixed 12 bottle case off them yesterday.

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Just for the record my stuff came from the site, happy with the quality and service, came packaged in plain cardboard, dissapointed because everything on the site is featured in wooden boxes. I know it doesnt state that they arrive in wooden boxes anywhere on the site but still like ... dissapointed.

Theta

McHughs off-Licence's sell small or large wooden chests for gifts they can be packed with anything you like from luxury tea and coffee to luxury butlers chocs with your wine. Drop in there on the Killbarrack Road or Malahide Road. Or ring 8394692