+1. You can get details of allowance limits on duty paid wine, spirits, beer, port etc. on the Irish Government Revenue site. At the moment, the limit on wine (standard and sparkling) is 90 litres per person, so that's 120 bottles. You can make a weekend of the trip from Rosslare to either Roscoff or Cherbourg and including the ferry costs for the trip, and the price of the wine, it's still hugely less expensive than paying to import it from the States. We've just brought back very decent Sauvignon Blanc from France, costing €2.55 per bottle.
especially when the shipping was 14 euro.
For anyone else considering this, Vinatis.com do free shipping for deliveries of 18 or more bottles. They also sort out duty, so unfortunately, you will have to pay the Irish rates. Prices will be updated to include that late in the order process when you choose destination.
Thanks for all advice, I want to try to explore and look at how to get wine in, and possibly how much it will cost and if a restaurant owner friend can accept on my friends behalf and what tax implications etc could that mean for him.
After i have all this info I can advise friend about another present etc. but I want to exhaust every avenue prior to that.
Thanks, Conor.
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