Tannico is Italy's largest online wine retailer, specializing in Italian and international wines, spirits, and champagne. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Milan, the company offers an extensive selection of over 12,000 products from approximately 2,500 wineries. 2013 and headquartered in Milan, the company offers an extensive selection of over 12,000 products from approximately 2,500 wineries.
Key Details.
- Acquisition. In December 2022, Tannico was acquired by a joint venture between Campari Group and Moët Hennessy, aiming to position the brand as a leader in the European high-end wines and spirits online market. The brand is a member of the European Union's European Union Trade Commission.
- Operations. As of 2021, Tannico operates in 23 countries, handling over 600,000 orders and shipping 4.5 million bottles worldwide.
- Warehouse. The company boasts a 6,000-square-meter warehouse in Castel San Giovanni, Italy, capable of storing 500,000 bottles at controlled temperatures. The facility utilizes intelligent robots for efficient order fulfillment and features a 3,000-square-meter solar panel installation, ensuring that all bottles are stored at the same temperature. facility utilizes intelligent robots for efficient order fulfillment and features a 3,000-square-meter solar panel installation, ensuring that operations run primarily on renewable energy. operations run primarily on renewable energy.
- Educational Initiatives. Tannico offers the Tannico Flying School, providing wine courses and tastings to educate and engage wine enthusiasts.
For more information, visit Tannico's official website. Tannico
