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Bollinger & Heletranz world first champagne delivery service
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Auckland, New Zealand 25, January 2018
Bollinger & Heletranz launch world first champagne delivery service
You never know when you might need a bottle, or five, of one of the best-known champagne brands in the world: whether you’re staying at a remote getaway retreat or simply want it at your residence.
In the first of its kind service in the world, world famous Champagne House Bollinger has teamed up with leading New Zealand helicopter charter services Heletranz to deliver champagne to New Zealanders, no matter where they are in the country.
Whether you’re staying at your holiday home in Waiheke Island’s Billionaire’s Bay, Bay of Islands, Coromandel or Great Barrier Island, Bollinger and Heletranz will ensure you will never be left without world-famous luxury in a glass.
Heletranz owner Sofia Ambler says with the perfect summer whether to be enjoyed by top-end champagne in the privacy of their own luxurious surroundings, her high-end clientele will be delighted with the new service.
“New Zealand has an impressive number of High Net Worth individuals tucked away in its glorious paradisal spots, anywhere from the top of the North Island to Waiheke Island and the Coromandel.
“Many of these luxury accommodation sites are accessed via helicopters and are remote and isolate for added privacy, also increasingly viewed as a luxury on its own. It makes sense for us to offer the missing service of helicopter-delivered top shelf champagne.”
Martin McManus, General Manager for Negociants who distribute Bollinger in NZ, says the offer embodies Bollinger’s philosophy of luxury and sophistication for a discerning clientele.
“Bollinger has a 200-year history of creating prestigious champagnes with character, distinguished by their elegance and complexity. Never taking the easy option, hand riddled reserve magnums and vintage cuvées stoppered with natural corks are the perfect champagne you would want delivered to your doorstep in a helicopter.”
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