Guide
Buying Wine by the Case in Lagos
August 2026

Every wine in our collection is sold by the case. A case is six bottles of 75cl, boxed together as one order. It is the format the house is built around, and once the reasoning is clear, ordering is simple. Here is what buying by the case involves, who it tends to suit, and what happens after you send us your list.
What a Case Actually Is
In our language, a case means six bottles of 75cl. It is the unit we hold in the showroom, the unit we quote against, and the unit we deliver. We are the exclusive distributor of the MBG portfolio in Nigeria, and our stock is managed at that scale rather than bottle by bottle. Selling this way keeps sourcing, storage and handling consistent across the range, and it lets us carry a serious collection without running it like a corner shop. It also means our team knows exactly what is in the room, so when you ask about a specific wine, the answer is precise rather than a guess.
Who Buys by the Case
Six bottles at a time suits some buyers more naturally than others. Restaurants, lounges and hotels stock this way because it matches how a wine list actually moves through service. Trade accounts with us start at a minimum order of two cases. The Trade page sets out what an account involves. Hosts planning a wedding or a large event use the case as their planning unit, working out from guest numbers to cases rather than bottles. Corporate buyers use the same format for client and staff gifting. Private clients build a home cellar the same way, a case at a time, and for those going further we hold a reserve of high-end South African and French wines available to private clients on request, beyond what is listed in the collection.
How It Works
Getting from browsing to an order takes a few short steps. Start on the Collection page and add whatever interests you to your wishlist. The listed range currently runs to 18 wines: eight Italian labels from Scavi & Ray, six South African wines from Jordan, Man Vintners and Ken Forrester, and four French wines from Chateau Pouyanne, Chateau Rieussec and Bouchard.
Once your wishlist is ready, send it to us by WhatsApp or by email, or through the Inquiries page. We check availability against what we hold and reply with a quote. There are no prices published on the site and no payment taken online. Every order runs through a conversation with us, not a checkout screen.
Timing and Delivery
From the moment we receive your inquiry to the moment your case arrives typically takes 24 to 72 hours. Within Lagos, delivery itself takes 24 to 48 hours once your order is confirmed. Abuja, Port Harcourt and the Eastern axis are served by inquiry rather than as a standing route. If you are outside Lagos, tell us when you send your wishlist and we will confirm what is possible and quote delivery separately. If you are planning around a fixed date, a wedding or a large event especially, sending your wishlist as early as you can gives us more room to confirm stock and lock in delivery ahead of the day itself.
If You Only Want One Bottle
Not every occasion calls for six bottles. We do not sell single bottles directly, but our wines are available through our retail partners across Lagos. The showroom itself is also worth a visit if you want to see and discuss the range in person before deciding what to order, whether you are weighing up a single bottle or planning your first case. You will find us at Plot 2, Oriwu Street, Off Elf Bus Stop, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 9pm and Sunday from 1pm to 7pm. This site, and everything on it, is for those 18 and older.