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Allocated bottles are typically the items that a distillery releases only a handful of times through the year. These bottles are often regarded as the “best we offer” from distilleries and extremely hard to find - let alone purchase!
In general, most allocated products are not readily available to the general public but instead restricted to individuals who spend a lot with a particular retailer. Instead of going this route, we want to give all of our customers the opportunity to purchase and enjoy these rare items!
We understand that after purchase, many of these bottles get listed on secondary markets by individuals selling at high prices. These markets are subject to fraud, and we want to protect our customers by having them purchase from a trusted name like Zipps.
Moreover, we would rather see those proceeds go to charitable causes that are so important to our society!
Zipps will retain a standard industry retail margin to cover our cost of purchase, including administrative fees, and the rest of the proceeds will be donated to charity. Certain high-dollar bottles have specific donations attached to them as indicated on their product page.
We are continually receiving new bottles and recommend returning frequently to see what’s new! These bottles get released at different times every year so even we don’t know when these bottles will be available!
Please bring with you the following items:
No. Due to the potential for fraud and in accordance with Texas alcohol regulations, only the individual making the purchase online can pick up the product in-store.
Typically your order will be ready within 1 business day.
Up to 3 business days (Monday - Saturday) after the transaction is complete, after which we will issue a refund and relist the bottle for sale.
While we may not enforce it for all allocated bottles, Zipps may cancel and refund your order if there is more than one order a month from the same customer. This helps ensure Zipps' allocated bottles are available to more than just the same few people repeatedly. To maintain a fair chance for everyone, Zipps may also remove you for the restock notification list if necessary.