How to Order 2 Lads Wine

The fastest and safest way to order wine from 2 Lads is to phone (231-223-7722) or email the winery directly. Please include the following information in your order to facilitate processing:

  • Name
  • Billing Address
  • Shipping Address (if different than billing address)
  • Phone (best number to contact you between 10AM-5PM to complete your order)
  • Email (This information will be used only If you prefer to receive tracking information on packages and will not be sold or used for any marketing purposes.)
  • Proof of Age in the form of a valid Driver's License or Passport *

Once your order is received, a 2 Lads staff member will phone you within 24 hours between 10am and 5pm EST to confirm your order and finalize payment information. For security reasons, please do not include credit card information in your email.

2 Lads Winery is only permitted to ship wine to addresses in Michigan and Illinois. Non-wine items and 2Lads gear can be shipped nationwide.

Please note, wine shipments cannot be shipped to P.O. boxes and a person over the age of 21 must be present and show valid ID to sign for the package. 2 Lads ships all packages via FedEx Ground.

 

*All wine orders must be accompanied by proof of age in the form of a valid driver's license or passport. A copy of either of these forms of identification must be faxed to (231) 223-7100 or emailed to 2 Lads in order to process wine orders and, according to federal law, will remain on file for 3 years or until the ID expires. No orders will be processed without proof of age.  This is not an elected 2Lads policy - it is FEDERAL LAW and absolutely required of every winery shipping wine directly to consumers in the United States.

WARNING: Minors providing false information when obtaining alcoholic beverages over the internet will face criminal prosecution and civil liability. Violators may be charged federally with wire and credit card fraud and under multiple state laws prohibiting the attempted purchase or possession of alcohol by minors. Penalties include monetary fines, jail time, criminal probation, loss of driver's license and a criminal record that must be disclosed on job and college applications. Licensed sellers of alcohol (including wineries and retailers) who pay large fines and lose alcohol license privileges for sales to minors are entitled to sue the minor for compensation. All internet customers must provide a credit card number, a delivery address and drivers license and therefore can be POSITIVELY identified to law enforcement.