Eurosender offers international shipping solutions for both business owners and individuals looking for a safe and easy way to ship whiskey internationally. We have prepared a detailed guide on how to pack and ship a bottle of whiskey by courier. Check the regulations for sending bottles of whiskey abroad and within Europe at the lowest rates.
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Whiskey and other alcoholic beverages are usually restricted or prohibited items for shipping. Please note that insurance may not apply.
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HOW TO PACK
Correct packaging is essential if you are sending whiskey bottles in a parcel with other personal items. Follow the guidelines below when packing a bottle of whiskey for shipping:
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HOW TO PACK
For businesses shipping whiskey with the pallet delivery service, the best way to ship whiskey safely to your customers is to prepare the pallet as follows:
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SHIPPING REGULATIONS
Sending whiskey in the mail or by courier is common practice, even though different restrictions apply in different countries across the globe.
In most cases, freight shipments of alcoholic beverages such as whiskey are perfectly legal for licensed companies and covered by the CMR insurance. To ship whiskey internationally, companies should agree on terms with authorised carriers only.
Sending and receiving alcoholic drinks, such as whiskey, by mail or courier from online stores is legal. However, when it comes to shipping whiskey internationally as an individual, it is worth noting that most courier companies include alcoholic drinks on their list of restricted and prohibited items. Despite this restriction, many people still send bottles of whiskey as gifts abroad in the mail or by courier at their own risk. We recommend checking the rules and regulations of the pick-up and delivery countries in advance.
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