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CONNECT WITH DRINK THE BOTTLES

We’re always excited to connect with people and brands who share a love for great bottles, great design, and the culture around how we gather, cook, pour, and share.

Drink The Bottles is a lifestyle brand built around wine, whiskey, and spirits—but just as much about the world around them: the kitchens, tables, tools, and experiences that bring them to life.

If you’re here, you probably fit into one of the categories below. Let’s connect.

FOR BRANDS & PARTNERSHIPS

We collaborate with brands that align with our values: authenticity, design, craftsmanship, and storytelling that feels real—not forced.

This includes:

  • Wine & Spirits brands
  • Wineries, distilleries, importers, and producers
  • Kitchen, tableware, and cookware brands
  • Lifestyle brands that elevate how people cook, host, and gather
  • Hospitality, travel, and experiential brands

If you’re interested in:

  • Product collaborations
  • Editorial features
  • Social storytelling campaigns
  • Long-form content integration
  • Lifestyle-driven brand partnerships

We’d love to hear from you.

Email:
melissa@drinkthebottles.com

Tell us about your brand, your story, and what you’re looking to build together.

FOR WINERIES, DISTILLERIES & PRODUCT SAMPLES

We’re always discovering new bottles and products to feature across our content and community.

If you’d like to submit samples for consideration:

  • Please limit shipments to no more than six (6) bottles/items per shipment
  • Maximum of  two (2) bottles or SKU per expression or variation
  • Include any relevant background, tasting notes, or product story

We review every submission carefully, but due to volume, sending samples does not guarantee coverage.

Please contact us for our shippng address.

GENERAL CONTACT

For everything else—questions, ideas, collaborations, or just to say hello—we’re always open to hearing from you.

Email:
jeff@drinkthebottles.com

Or connect with us on Instagram: @drinkthebottles

OUR APPROACH

We don’t do filler content or surface-level features.

If something appears on Drink The Bottles, it’s because it earned its place—through quality, experience, design, or story.

We care about what’s in the bottle—but just as much about what surrounds it.

LET’S CONNECT

Great bottles don’t exist in isolation—they’re part of a lifestyle.

If you’re building something that belongs in that world, we’d love to connect.

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