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Bring 888 Lucky Beer to Your Country

888 Lucky Beer is brewed close to where it's sold — through a trusted local brewery, not shipped across the ocean. Lower freight, lower tariffs, fresher beer, and a global friendship story behind it.

Why 888, why now

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Craft is growing

Drinkers worldwide are trading up to craft — they want story, quality, and something new.

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A brand with a story

888 sells a feeling — friendship, luck, and a global music culture — not just a beer.

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Local-brewing edge

Brewing near your market beats shipping bottles across the world on both cost and freshness.

How it works

1

Tell us your country

Say you're interested in carrying 888 where you are.

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We find a trusted brewery

In your country, or a safe nearby one, to brew 888 to recipe.

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Brewed close to you

Fresh beer, and far cheaper to move than shipping across the world.

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Lower cost, lower tariffs

Local brewing means fewer import fees — more margin for you.

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You bring 888 to your market

Restaurants, shops, festivals — with our story and marketing behind you.

What you get

💸Lower logistics costBrew near your market instead of shipping bottles around the globe.
🧾Fewer tariffsLocal production sidesteps much of the import tax on finished beer.
📣Marketing behind youA story that sells — friendship, luck, and a global music brand.
🌍Grow your portfolioAdd a distinctive craft brand with a built-in cultural following.

Margins & cost

Local brewing removes most ocean freight and much of the import tariff on finished beer — so more of the shelf price stays as margin.

Lower freight

Brew close to market instead of shipping bottles worldwide.

Lower tariffs

Local production avoids much of the duty on imported finished beer.

Fresher product

A shorter supply chain means better quality and less waste.

Exact margins depend on your country, volume, and the local brewery — we share a detailed model in our meeting.

Minimum order quantity

Minimum order quantity is set with the local brewery for your first run — sized to be realistic for a new market, not a giant upfront commitment.

We agree your MOQ and pricing tiers together, based on your market and the partner brewery's batch sizes.

What we'll need from you

  • ✓A valid alcohol import or distribution licence in your country (we confirm what's needed together).
  • ✓Access to a distribution network — restaurants, bars, shops, or events.
  • ✓A local or nearby brewery we can qualify to brew 888 to recipe (we help identify one).
  • ✓Compliance with your country's labelling, tax, and health regulations.

Marketing support

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Brand assets

Logos, label art, photography, and a ready-to-use brand kit.

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Global audience

Cross-promotion to the TimTim.Live music community and social channels.

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Launch campaigns

Story-led launch content for your market — the friendship-and-luck angle.

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Ongoing partnership

We stay involved — this is a relationship, not a one-off sale.

Tell us about your market

Your details go straight to the partnerships team.

We'll only use these details to talk about carrying 888 Lucky Beer.

Questions & Answers

How do I bring 888 Lucky Beer to my country?+

Schedule a meeting through this page. We review your market, confirm licensing and requirements, identify a local or nearby brewery to brew 888, and agree MOQ, pricing, and marketing support.

Why is this cheaper than importing finished beer?+

Brewing locally removes most international freight and much of the tariff on finished beer, and keeps the product fresh — improving your margins and the price for drinkers.

What is the minimum order?+

MOQ is agreed with the local brewery for your first run and sized to be realistic for a new market. We set it together in the meeting.

What marketing support do I get?+

Brand assets and label art, cross-promotion to the TimTim.Live music audience, story-led launch campaigns, and an ongoing partnership.

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