Alcohol Gifts For Business Associates to Russia

There are only two things that would prevent you from sending a liquor gift to your colleagues in Russia. First: if they're not a big drinker, then another gift is likely more appropriate for them. No one wants to receive a bottle of fine liquor only to have it gather dust on the shelf. Second, make sure to check their company's policy about gifts. If their company forbids receiving alcohol gifts there, then sending it to their home address is a better option. Otherwise, sending a gift with spirits to your business associates in Russia is as easy as choosing the country of delivery and finding your favorite liquor gift. We've got the delivery covered in just a few days.

It might seem obvious, but the best kind of alcohol to send to your colleagues for New Year is the one they want the most! Try to get them into a conversation about their favorite cocktails, or the wine they'd like to try the most if you can - and send them a top-shelf version of what they like. Otherwise, check out our different catalogs; they're always arranged to reflect the most popular gifts being sent to Russia at the time and can give you a peek at what's being delivered in real time. Otherwise, try to choose a beer, wine, or liquor that they might not normally be able to splurge on themselves. In the end, it's the thought that counts, and sending a high-quality liquor gift to boost their bartending game is almost never a bad idea.

Fads in liquor gifts come and go just like every other industry, so the most popular liquor brands to send to Russia are constantly shifting. Fortunately, our catalogs in each country are updated regularly to show you the most popular beer, wine, and liquor gifts first. And if those suggestions still don't seem good like good enough gifts for your colleagues in Russia, then you can never go wrong with brands like Jameson Irish Whiskey, Patron Tequila, or Glenlivet Scotch Whisky.