What we cover
- Cellar: allocation wine, champagne in magnum, rare spirits — all through licensed UAE import with documentation.
- Alcohol-free: de-alcoholised champagne and still wine, alcohol-free spirits, house syrups and cordials for a proper mocktail list.
- Guest snacks and pantry: premium chocolate, nuts, Emirati dates, patisserie, children's lists specified by age.
- Flowers and plants: sourced through Dubai's flower centre with heat-resistant arrangements and scheduled refresh during long stays.
- Amenities and laundry: guest toiletries, spa linen, laundry chemicals, uniform replacement and tailoring in Dubai.
Heat changes the interior brief
Anything delicate — flowers, patisserie, chocolate, soft cheese — needs a shorter transport leg and an early-morning delivery slot in the Gulf. We choose varieties that hold in air-conditioned interiors, deliver flowers pre-conditioned rather than field-fresh, and schedule refreshes every three to four days on long stays instead of trying to make one delivery last a week.
Alcohol-free done properly
A large share of Gulf charters are dry or mixed. We build the alcohol-free list with the same care as a cellar: de-alcoholised sparkling that stands up in a coupe, alcohol-free spirits that actually work in a highball, fresh cordials and pressed juices, and tasting notes for the interior so the service story is as good as the wine list would have been.
Frequently asked
Can you source flowers for a Dubai charter at short notice?
Yes. Dubai's flower supply is deep and daily. Twenty-four hours is workable for standard arrangements; specific varieties need three days.
Do you handle uniform and laundry?
Yes. Uniform replacement, tailoring, laundry chemicals and spa linen are all sourced in Dubai and delivered with the main load.
How far ahead for allocation champagne?
Five to seven days normally, and two to three weeks for New Year and event weeks, since licensed import cannot be rushed.