FinestWine.com is one of the most well-known brands in the wine business industry. Our branch in France is specialized in finding rare wines and Champagnes & Spirits from France and European countries producers as Italy, Portugal, Spain, Germany and more...

Our goal is to satisfy our customers by offering high quality products and one of the world's largest selection of rare wines, Champagnes and Spirits. Our product line - which provides approximately 10,000 daily-updated references - is perfectly adapted to meet our customers' needs whether it be to celebrate a special occasion, or to indulge in a nice bottle from time to time. All our French wines, Champagnes and spirits are cellared in Bordeaux, France, and are stored in temperature and humidity controlled facilities. Some of our foreign wines are directly shipped from California.

Furthermore, with the development of our online business, we have expanded our range of products and services. Indeed, you can now go to our Gift Shop, have a look at our Promotional Items, publish a Free Classified Ad, find all kinds of wine and spirit-related information, or even read Headline News!

Since its creation in 1997, FinestWine.com has acquired a great experience on the U.S market. First of all, we have always worked very closely with our partners to respect the different state alcoholic beverage laws and regulations as our goal is to provide you with a perfectly legal way to fulfill your thirst for the Finest and Rarest Wines.
Moreover, thanks to its extended connections in Europe, Asia and the U.S, FinestWine.com and its partners have developed expertise in shipping wines and Champagnes to the U.S market for wholesalers, retailers, restaurants, caterers, and especially private collectors.

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