Wine Warehousing

Venners is filled with oenophile stocktakers (oenophile: a connoisseur of wines) who love nothing more than surrounding themselves with special vintages, clarets and champagnes…

…so sending them to stocktake wine bottles in a warehouse is usually something of a pleasure for them and not the arduous and mundane task that you would typically expect it to be. Therefore, expect your count to be carried out by a stocktaker who not only cares about your wines but who also has an understanding of rotations, vintages, appellation systems, producers, ideal storage conditions and general viniculture. It is this enthusiasm for wine that guarantees you a more precise and valuable stock count.

Reporting

Reports are usually bespoke and depend on what you want to ascertain from your count. Whether you’re looking to prove the accuracy of established warehouse records, or to simply carry out a condition analysis. Rest assured that Venners will tailor reporting to match your exact instructions.

Counting Expertise

Our stocktake staff are trained and knowledgeable in wine and spirit warehouse processes and protocols. We understand how critical it is to control the movement of stock during a count in order to get accurate results. We’ll provide guidance throughout our service to ensure this is achieved.

Client Testimonials

Venners judge our own success only by the direct success of our clients; it is for this reason we consider ourselves the most successful stocktaking company in the UK today.

“Venners has been instrumental in supporting Marston’s Inns and Taverns in achieving continued growth using its stock and audit programs.”

Peter Dalzell, Managing Director, Marstons Inns & Taverns

“Venners have worked with Shepherd Neame for many years and have always provided a beneficial and timely service. This has enabled our Managers and Head Office Staff to gain information efficiently from the management information.”

Nigel Bunting, Retail Director, Shepherd Neame

“Sound financial controls are an essential part of the running of any business. High quality stock audits help directors to meet their statutory responsibilities and can help improve operating results.”

Philip Quigley, Partner, Smith & Williamson