Del Fabro Kolarik describes itself as Austria's leading beverage wholesaler for gastronomy, supplying restaurants, bars, hotels and events with a range of over 8,000 beverages (roughly 3,600 wines, 600 sparkling wines, 2,400 spirits, 700 beers and 900 non-alcoholic drinks) from Austria and abroad. It is a subsidiary of Ottakringer Getränke AG and operates from a logistics center in Vienna plus locations in Ybbs, Graz and Salzburg, with about 285 employees.
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35 verified beverage suppliers across the EU, grouped by country. Pick a country to see local options.
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Austria
2Dr. Rieser Getränke is a family-owned beverage wholesaler in Upper Styria, now in its third generation of family ownership, describing itself as the leading beverage full-range supplier ("Gastrovollsortimenter") for the Murtal, Murau, Leoben, Bruck and St. Veit districts. It stocks over 490 beverage articles for roughly 340 hospitality establishments, alongside its own retail shop and an Austria-wide online store.
Belgium
1Beverage wholesaler owned by AB InBev, distributing beer (draught and bottled), wine, spirits, soft drinks, juices and water — around 1,100 references — to horeca businesses, event organizers and institutions across Belgium, explicitly excluding individual consumers. It operates seven distribution centers (Brussels, Antwerp, Liège, Charleroi, Leuven, Ghent, Bruges) and states it serves about 5,500 customers with roughly 150,000 deliveries a year.
Bulgaria
2Nokov and Son is a Sofia-based wholesale beverage distributor supplying restaurants, bars, hotels, shops and catering companies with spirits, wine, beer and non-alcoholic drinks, arranged on flexible terms rather than fixed minimum order quantities.
SofStok is a private Bulgarian import and distribution company founded in 1991, supplying coffee, tea, syrups and alcoholic beverages nationwide, and exclusive Bulgarian distributor for brands including Lavazza, Twinings, La Cimbali coffee machines and Russian Standard Vodka. Its client base spans hotels (Sofia Hotel Balkan, InterContinental Sofia, Kempinski Arena Bansko, Grand Hotel Bulgaria), restaurant chains, and major retail chains, and it runs its own barista/coffee training centre, established in 2006.
Cyprus
1A Cyprus beverage company founded in 1927 and headquartered in Limassol, publicly listed on the Cyprus Stock Exchange. Its own website states it produces and distributes beer/cider, wine/champagne, spirits, water, juices/soft drinks and canned food across roughly 110 brands and 600+ SKUs, sold locally across Cyprus (with regional offices in Nicosia, Larnaca, Famagusta and Paphos) and exported to over thirty countries.
Czechia
2A Brno-based beverage distributor supplying Czech and imported beer, spirits, wine, non-alcoholic drinks, food products and bar equipment to restaurants, bars and catering operations, with next-day delivery in and around Brno. Serves the South Moravia region as its core distribution area.
VICOM has imported and distributed wine to Czech gastronomy and retail since 1993, sourcing from roughly 350 winemaking partners mainly in Italy, France and Spain, with sourcing options widening after Czech EU accession in 2004. It runs a central warehouse in Prague's Holešovice district plus two of its own vinotéka wine shops/bars in Prague, alongside wholesale supply to restaurants and wine bars.
Germany
1Bremen-based platform company for the German beverage trade, networking roughly 300 beverage wholesalers and mediating billions of products a year. Operates dedicated units (Team GASTIVO for beverage ordering/services, Team SOLUTION for system gastronomy and convenience) that specifically serve gastronomy customers nationwide.
Denmark
1Kjær & Sommerfeldt is a Danish wine, spirits, beer and water supplier describing itself as a total beverage supplier to hotels and restaurants, founded in 1875. It states it serves more than 2,000 hotels, restaurants and cafés across Denmark with day-to-day delivery, and operates physical locations in Copenhagen, Aarhus and Odense.
Estonia
1LTT AS imports and distributes beverages (wines, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks), food and cosmetics from more than 30 international brands. Its own site states its sales network covers the whole of Estonia, with retail chains as its primary customers and HoReCa, pharmacies, cinemas and ferry operators as secondary channels.
Spain
1Mahou San Miguel is Spain's largest and most internationally present brewing company, with brand roots dating to 1890 and a portfolio of over 110 beer and water references (including Mahou and Alhambra). The company states it operates nationally and has made acquisitions specifically aimed at leading the hostelería (on-trade/hospitality) channel.
Finland
1Sinebrychoff, Finland's oldest and largest brewery (founded 1819, part of the Carlsberg Group), supplies beer, cider, long drinks and soft drinks to the on-trade/HoReCa channel — restaurants, pubs and bars — through a nationwide regional field-sales organisation.
France
2France Boissons distributes more than 7,000 beverage references (wine, beer, coffee, water, soft drinks, spirits) to cafés, hotels and restaurants (the CHR sector) across France, through 68 distribution centres and 15 logistics platforms completing around one million deliveries a year. Founded in 1963, it has been part of the HEINEKEN Group since 1987.
Milliet is a family-owned beverage wholesaler in Paris, founded in 1957 and now in its third generation, selling exclusively to CHR professionals (cafés, hotels, restaurants) across Île-de-France. It stocks nearly 3,800 beverage references, employs 60 staff and delivers to 2,500 customers via a fleet of 30 trucks plus cargo bicycles.
Greece
1A nationwide distributor of soft drinks, beer, wine and spirits, operating 9 distribution/logistics depots across Greece and serving over 6,000 direct customers across HORECA (hotels, restaurants, cafés), instant-consumption and future-consumption retail channels. It represents domestic and international beverage brands entering the Greek market.
Croatia
1A beverage distributor for the hospitality sector supplying alcoholic drinks (wine, whisky, beer, spirits) and non-alcoholic drinks (soft drinks, juices, tonics, coffee, tea) as well as some hygiene/equipment supplies, serving restaurants and hospitality businesses in and around Zagreb.
Hungary
2Beverage and food wholesaler distributing wines, spirits, beers, soft drinks, mineral waters and cocktail ingredients to hospitality and retail customers, operating depots across central and western Hungary from its Törökbálint headquarters.
Budapest beverage wholesaler founded in 1992, supplying a wide range of spirits, soft drinks, coffee and cocktail supplies to the hospitality trade and retail from its Rákosliget warehouse. Also serves private customers for events such as weddings and parties.
Ireland
1Richmond Marketing is an independent Irish beverage distributor and brand-builder, active in the beverage, snacks, alcohol and beauty categories since 1992. It distributes international and Irish drinks brands (including Red Bull, Peroni, Hendrick's Gin, Tullamore D.E.W. and Kopparberg) as a trade distributor rather than a direct-to-consumer retailer, with offices in Dublin and Belfast covering the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Italy
2Partesa is a beverage and food distributor dedicated to Italy's HORECA channel (bars, restaurants, pizzerias and other hospitality venues), offering roughly 9,000 product references including beer (including HEINEKEN Group brands), wine, spirits, soft drinks, juices, water and some food items, delivered through a network of regional depots.
Italian beverage distributor founded in 1948, supplying draft and bottled beer, over 700 wine labels, sparkling wine/Champagne, spirits, mineral water and soft drinks to bars, restaurants and hotels across five northern-Italian provinces. Member of the Consorzio Distributori Alimentari and runs its own 'Meazza Academy' bartending/mixology training.
Volfas Engelman is a Kaunas-based Lithuanian brewery, part of the Finnish Olvi Group, tracing its roots to a brewery founded in 1853. It produces beer and other beverages (ciders, kvass, soft drinks, spirits) that are distributed to retail and hospitality outlets across Lithuania, alongside exports.
Munhowen is a Luxembourg beverage wholesaler offering more than 3,000 references (beers, spirits, wines, waters, soft drinks and coffee) from over 100 brands. It explicitly serves the Horeca sector (hotels, restaurants, cafés) alongside large retail and office markets, and runs a separate B2B ordering platform for Horeca professionals.
Latvia
1Aldaris is one of Latvia's largest producers and distributors of beer and non-alcoholic beverages, brewing more than 40 products including beers, ciders, waters and cocktails at its Riga brewery. Part of the Carlsberg Group, the brewery traces its roots to 1865 and distributes its beverage portfolio nationwide across Latvia.
Malta
1Farsons brews and distributes alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, including Cisk lager, Kinnie soft drinks, Farsons ales/stouts and San Michel water, plus imported wine, spirits and energy drinks. It supplies pubs, bars, hotels and restaurants across Malta and Gozo, and runs a dedicated B2B trade ordering portal (b2b.farsonsclick.com) for commercial customers.
Heineken, founded in 1873 in Amsterdam, is a Dutch brewer that supplies beer, cider and other beverages to bars, cafés and restaurants (horeca) throughout the Netherlands via its dedicated business platform, Heineken voor Ondernemers. The platform is linked directly from Heineken's own corporate website as its channel for hospitality-sector customers.
Poland
1Major Polish brewery group (Żywiec, Heineken, Warka, Tatra and other brands) tracing its brewing tradition to 1864, with three breweries in Żywiec, Warka and Elbląg. Its own site describes keg beer supply plus dedicated technical service for on-trade venues ("lokal"), i.e. bars and restaurants, alongside retail distribution; part of the HEINEKEN group.
Portugal
2Delta Cafés is a Portuguese coffee roaster founded in Campo Maior in 1961 that roasts and sells coffee from origins including Angola, Ethiopia, Brazil and Colombia. Alongside its consumer business it runs a dedicated 'Soluções de Negócio' (business solutions) division that supplies coffee and related equipment/services to the HORECA (hotel, restaurant, café) sector nationwide, including a Rainforest Alliance-certified range launched specifically for the horeca channel in 2025.
Sumol+Compal is a Portuguese beverage manufacturer operating five factories (Pombal, Gouveia, Almeirim, Vila Flor) that produces and distributes juices and nectars (Compal, Sumol), soft drinks under license (Pepsi, 7UP, Guaraná Antarctica), sports drinks (Gatorade), iced tea (Lipton) and bottled water under roughly 16 brands. It maintains separate online portals for business clients and suppliers in addition to its consumer site.
Romania
1La Fantana supplies bottled water, water coolers/dispensers and coffee machines with delivery and maintenance, marketing explicitly to business customers including the HoReCa sector (hotels, restaurants and cafés) as well as offices. It is one of Romania's best-known water-cooler/office-coffee service providers.
Sweden
1Beverage distributor supplying beer, wine, spirits, cider and alcohol-free drinks to the Nordic foodservice and restaurant trade, with subsidiaries covering private-label development, beverage logistics (KGA Logistik) and draught water systems (Still Sparkling). Part of the Martin & Servera Group.
Slovenia
1Fructal is a Slovenian fruit-juice and beverage manufacturer based in Ajdovščina, producing juices, nectars and fruit drinks under several brand lines (Superior, Classic, Fruc, Natura, among others) and describing itself as the largest purchaser of Slovenian-grown fruit. It supplies the hospitality/HoReCa channel through a sales-cooperation agreement with fellow Slovenian beverage company Radenska.
Slovakia
2AG FOODS Group, headquartered in Nitra, develops, manufactures and distributes soluble beverage mixes (teas, coffee, cocoa, milk drinks, syrups), food ingredients, snacks and professional coffee/vending equipment across Slovakia and neighbouring countries. Its own website explicitly states it serves restaurants, hotels, cafes, catering facilities and vending operators in addition to retail.
Kofola is a Slovak-Czech beverage producer headquartered in Rajecká Lesná, best known for its flagship Kofola cola and sugar-free Kofola Nulka. Beyond retail sales, the company supplies the hospitality sector with draft ('čapovaná') Kofola for pubs and restaurants and has taken a majority stake in the catering business Chachar to expand its presence in gastronomy.