6705 NW 6705 Nw 36th Street Unit Miami, 33166, FL, Doral, FL 33166

Property Description

E2 VISA Turnkey Wine Import & Distribution Business Florida and Arizona Licensedfully operational wine import and distribution business specializing in premium Argentine wines from multiple regions including Mendoza, Salta, La Rioja, and Patagonia. the company holds a valid and transferable Florida alcohol wholesale license, as well as an active TTB importer permit and import bond, allowing seamless continuation of operations.The sale includes approx. $90,000 in inventory ($140,000 resale), established supplier relationships (including Yacochuya, RPB, RJ Viñedos, Secreto Patagónico, San Huberto), CRM database via HubSpot, digital catalog, branding materials, and an active website with online presence. Current gross revenue from Sept. 2024 to Oct. 2025 is $93,915 with approx. 45–50% net margins. Zero debts or financial liabilities.Products are stored in a logistics warehouse in Miami with fire permits renewed 15 days ago. Storage costs average $1,000–$1,200/month, based on pallet + per-box structure. Lease is flexible with no expiration term.This is a high-potential growth opportunity: four additional wineries are ready to expand into Miami, and the brand already has presence in more than 100 retail points through one of its labels. Expansion opportunities include direct distribution in Miami (currently outsourced), opening routes in Jacksonville and West Florida, and expanding wholesale accounts.2026 Financial Update: The Seller has permanently relocated to Argentina, making this an absentee-owned business. Based on the 2026 operating results, the business generated $14,210.88 in gross sales with a 32.62% net profit margin ($4,635.66 net profit). Product costs already reflect the actual acquisition cost, importation expenses, and alcohol regulatory taxes, but do not include warehouse or internal logistics expenses. According to the Seller, there is significant upside potential by eliminating the current distributor and selling directly to retailers and consumers, which could increase the net margin to approximately 50% while nearly doubling the markup.