“The wine importers database is very useful, as it easily allows us to send focused emails to potential clients from selected countries. It can be a really good starting point for future business relationships.”
North & Central America
Wine Importers Database 2020
- Access to the details of 2,366 active wine importers and distributors from 28 countries
- NEW: Advanced search engine that allows you to instantly discover which company imports certain type of wines or specific brands
- Company profiles, full contact details, origin of imports and much more
- Free updates for the duration of the subscription
- Access to new leads on a daily basis
- Dedicated online support
USD 219 / year
What you can do with our database:
Contact companies using the email address, telephone number, fax, address or website included for each entry and present them with your products and offers
Find the right buyers in the right location. We provide details such as country, state, city, street and postal code for each company. This allows you to filter the data to target a specific location. The main line of products imported by each company is also available
Contact the people who make the buying decisions (most often the Purchasing Managers) to make sure that your offer is analyzed
View the financial and general information of certain companies such as profit, turnover, number of employees, year of establishment and more
Check the reputation of the importers using our “Trusted” system. The presence of the green “Trusted” badge means that for that importer our team did extra investigations and obtained positive reviews from some of their former and actual business partners
Country coverage
28
countries
2366
companies
View Countries List
List of Countries
- Antigua and Barbuda
- Aruba
- Bahamas
- Barbados
- Belize
- Bermuda
- Canada
- Cayman Islands
- Costa Rica
- Cuba
- Curaçao
- Dominican Rep.
- Grenada
- Guadeloupe
- Guatemala
- Jamaica
- Martinique
- Mexico
- Nicaragua
- Panama
- Puerto Rico
- Saint Martin
- St. Vincent
- Sint Maarten
- Trinidad and Tobago
- United States
- Virgin Islands (British)
- Virgin Islands (U.S.)
Six reasons to work with our system
Why work with us?
During the last 13 years, we have become known as the leading source of commercial information dedicated to wine and beverages producers. Compared to other similar services, we only focus on companies from the wine, beer and spirits industries, allowing us to prioritize the quality of the data over quantity.
Verified Contacts – Every contact is carefully verified before being included in the database. We make sure that the data (email, website) is correct and that the company is importing/ distributing the specified products which are advertised
Daily Updates – New leads are added every day to the database and all the information is completely updated every three months. We remove the data that is no longer valid and add new details as they become available
Loyal Customers – A very large percentage of our customers have used our databases with great success and return every year to renew their subscription
Friendly Support – Our chat operators are online to assist and answer any questions you may have. Please don’t hesitate to contact us.
What our customers have to say
“The BestWineImporters database allowed us to open 4 premium importers in USA this year and generate a lot of new business this year. Thank you!”
We have been using your database for 3 years and we find it very useful and complete to expand our net contacts and to establish new partnerships. It is constantly updated and all the contacts are real and good companies.
BestWineImporters is a great way to dip into the world of global importers and find up-to-date info regarding worldwide import businesses. It’s a key-tool to help you in expanding your contacts and especially useful to use as a contact database before you exhibit at international or national trade fairs giving you the chance to hook up with new importers.
“The new version of the database is an invaluable research tool for identifying potential importers in our new markets. We wouldn’t have been able to create our export plan without it.”
