Find the best logistics solutions for shipping champagne within Europe or internationally. Check the rules and regulations for sending champagne in the mail or by courier. Our packing guide will give you further advice about how to transport champagne safely.
Champagne and other alcoholic beverages are usually restricted or prohibited item for shipping. Please note that insurance may not apply.
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PACKING GUIDE
Here are the general guidelines on how to pack a bottle of champagne for shipping:
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Booking a dedicated van is ideal for transporting large quantities of fragile items such as champagne bottles. Even though there are no packaging restrictions for this service, we still recommend protecting the bottles for transport as follows:

SHIPPING REGULATIONS
Different restrictions for sending champagne by post or courier apply in different countries across the globe. Here is a general summary:
Different rules may apply depending on the countries of collection and delivery. Generally, businesses can ship champagne internationally as parcel or freight if arranged with licensed shipping providers. The company will need to provide the applicable certifications and proper packaging. When organised via licensed transport, the delivery is perfectly legal and is even covered by CMR insurance.
Customers can request delivery when buying champagne online without any problems because the delivery is then organised by the seller, who is a registered company.
However, when it comes to shipping champagne in Europe or internationally between two individuals, the rules are different. Most courier companies include alcoholic drinks on their list of restricted and prohibited items, which means such items cannot be shipped by individuals. Despite this restriction, many people still send champagne as gifts abroad in the post or by courier but they do so at their own risk.
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