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When you think of alcoholic beverages, you might imagine lively bars, quiet vineyards, or whiskey cellars steeped in tradition. But behind every pint and pour,  lies a world of strategy that can teach professionals across industries how to connect, grow, and thrive.

The truth is: the business lessons hidden in the world of drinks go far beyond beverages. You may be surprised to learn that sharing beer with your VIPs can foster loyalty! But, we’re here to provide the insights for leaders in every industry, so you can hone in on this powerful connection tool. Let’s uncover what the drinks industry has to teach the boardroom. And discover the best way to send alcohol gifts across the globe with Drinkable Gifts!

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Alex London

Alex is a hopeless romantic who was supposed to be born in Italy (her dream destination), but proud to be South African nonetheless. She lives by her heart, and, consequentially, leaves a little bit of herself in everything she writes. She wholeheartedly believes that mermaids (and fairies) exist and is deadly afraid of the age ’30’.

Understanding alcohol culture across the globe is vital when you invest in international business relations. Most professional relationships in the modern business world eventually lead to sharing a drink or two. And understanding your clients’ culture when it comes to alcohol consumption will help you navigate business meetings, dinners, and even social gatherings more effectively. 

In some cultures, how you conduct yourself under the influence is even considered indicative of your integrity and trustworthiness. It sounds like a risky game to play! But really, it’s all about understanding international alcohol culture. Read below as we share how to build lasting partnerships and how to avoid missteps when business mixes with pleasure. 

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Alex London

Alex is a hopeless romantic who was supposed to be born in Italy (her dream destination), but proud to be South African nonetheless. She lives by her heart, and, consequentially, leaves a little bit of herself in everything she writes. She wholeheartedly believes that mermaids (and fairies) exist and is deadly afraid of the age ’30’.