Wine Invoice Template

Create professional wine invoices for wine sales and orders with clear order references and itemized quantities. This wine invoice template supports bottle/case orders, delivery and handling, event wine packages, and storage/cellaring—ideal for wine shops, distributors, and suppliers billing customers and business buyers. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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What to Include on a Wine Invoice

Wine invoices should clearly reference the order and list items in a way that is easy to verify.

Order details
  • Order number
  • Purchase type (retail, wholesale, event)
Itemization
  • Bottles or cases (itemized when needed)
  • SKU/vintage notes (optional)
Optional charges
  • Delivery fee
  • Handling/packaging
  • Storage/cellaring
  • Event wine package
Totals
  • Subtotal, tax (if applicable), total due
  • Payment terms and record-keeping notes

Itemizing Bottles, Cases, and Vintages

Wine orders often require detail for inventory and accounting.

Best practices
  • List quantities as bottles or cases
  • Add vintage notes or SKUs when clients request them
  • Keep product naming consistent with your catalog
Itemized invoices reduce errors and make it easier for customers to verify deliveries and charges.

Wine Invoices for Retail, Wholesale, and Events

Wine invoices can serve different types of buyers.

Retail
Proof-of-purchase style invoices, usually due on receipt.

Wholesale
Often requires order references and itemized units for business accounting.

Events
May be billed as packages (selection + quantities), with delivery and handling itemized.

Using a “Purchase type” field helps the invoice match the buyer’s use case.

Delivery, Handling, and Storage Charges

Wine orders sometimes include services beyond the product itself.

Common add-ons
  • Delivery or courier fees
  • Protective packaging/handling
  • Storage or cellaring
Listing these separately keeps product costs clear and helps customers understand the final total.

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