HQ Function

Serves as the company's flagship retail store, historic cellars, event spaces, and administrative hub. It's the heart of their operations, including fine wine sales, client services, and brand heritage.

Notable Features:

Iconic 17th-century building with original features, extensive historic cellars beneath the shop (Napoleon III held secret meetings here), a wine school, and private dining rooms.

Work Culture:

A blend of tradition and modernity, emphasizing expertise, customer service, and a deep appreciation for wine and spirits. Employees are often long-serving, passionate, and knowledgeable.

HQ Significance:

The 3 St James's Street location is not just an office but a symbol of the company's longevity, heritage, and commitment to the wine and spirits trade for over 300 years. It's a landmark in the wine world.

Values Reflected in HQ: Heritage, quality, expertise, and a personal approach to customer service. The building itself is a testament to the enduring nature of these values.

Location:

Berry Bros. & Rudd supports its global clientele through its historic London headquarters, dedicated offices in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan, and a state-of-the-art warehousing facility in Basingstoke, UK. Their functions include international sales and distribution of fine wines and spirits, private client services, wine investment advice, cellarage, a wine school, and exclusive brand representation (e.g., The Glenrothes, No.3 Gin). They also operate an e-commerce platform accessible globally and participate in international wine and spirit events.

Street Address:

3 St James's Street

City:

London

State/Province:

Greater London

Country:

United Kingdom