Punch Club
Punch Club OÜ
- Põhitegevusala: Kange alkoholi destilleerimine, rektifitseerimine ja segamine
- Ettevõtte asutatud: 29.03.2016
- Eksportriigid: Austria, Läti, Leedu, Prantsusmaara, Gruusia, Holland, Kreeka, Rumeenia, Liibanon, Saksamaa, Poola
Innovating and experimenting
We love putting together science and the latest trends in mixology. Through thousands of trials and errors we have learned the skill of capturing virtually any flavour out there.
All our products (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) are produced by using infusion process. We have developed a unique signature sequence of steps for preparing fresh and flavour-rich infusions in the most natural and organic way possible. This unique process translates to beverages with strong aroma and flavour along with health benefits from natural ingredients (nutrients, vitamins) without artificial colouring and preservatives.
Business model innovation
Our business model has moved from solely selling products to also providing unique services to bars, clubs, festivals etc., helping our partners grow revenue while adding value to the entire hospitality cycle.
Grants & Support
Punch Club OÜ carried out an investment project aimed towards increasing production capacity. The project was co-financed by the ARIB (European Regional Development Fund) with 150,000 Euro.
Punch Club OÜ is currently carrying out an investment project aimed at increasing production capacity. The project is co-financed by ARIB (European Regional Development Fund) with 184972.24 Euro.
Punch Club OÜ is currently carrying out an investment project called “Automated self-service cocktail station and the development on tap cocktails technology”. The project will result in highly scalable cocktail making technology which would allow our partners to increase their revenue, maintain steady quality and decrease wastage. Furthermore as a technical solution, an automated self service drinks station will be developed. The project is co-financed by EAS, through European Regional Development Fund, with 81 749,70 euros. Operation in question is funded as part of the Union’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
