Build A Gift Box

A collection page of The Liquor Bros

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2023/11/01

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Prebuilt gift sets solve the packaging problem and create a different one: you are stuck with whatever the set includes. Building your own fixes that. You pick the bottle, add whatever belongs beside it, and we hand-pack the box and ship it. The tradeoff is that you have to make a few decisions instead of one. How It Works There is no separate checkout or configurator. Add a gift box to your cart, then add the bottle and anything else you want inside it. When the order comes through, we pack the items together and ship the finished box rather than sending you loose pieces. The box itself is $12.99, down from $19.99, and comes in white, black, green, or red with kraft crinkle paper included. That is the only required component. Everything else on this page is optional. What a Box Actually Costs The total is just the sum of what you put in it, so the range is wide. Three builds using current prices: Around $45. Gift box at $12.99, Buffalo Trace at $26.99, and a greeting card at $5.00. A good bottle, properly presented, for less than most prebuilt sets. Around $98. Gift box, Glenfiddich 12 Sherry Cask at $59.99, the Dram cup set at $19.99, and a card. Glassware is what makes a box feel considered rather than assembled. Around $139. Gift box, Clase Azul Reposado 375ml at $119.99, and a shot glass pair at $5.99. The 375ml is worth knowing about here, since it gets you the bottle everyone recognizes without the 750ml price. There is no ceiling. Old Rip Van Winkle 12 Year at $849.99 goes in a box the same way a $27 bottle does. Check Stock Before You Plan the Box This is the one thing that trips people up. Roughly a quarter of what is tagged to this collection is currently out of stock, and several of the bottles here are allocated, which means availability moves week to week rather than season to season. If you have a date to hit, build around what shows an add-to-cart button today rather than around a bottle you are hoping comes back. The allocated labels are worth under