About Dhall & Nash Fine Wines
Dhall & Nash Fine Wines is a New Zealand fine wine and beverage distributor. Dhall & Nash Fine Wines is a New Zealand fine wine distribution company founded by Puneet Dhall and Brandon Nash.
It suits restaurants, bars and retailers managing fine wine, spirits and craft beverage lists across multiple labels and vintages. Key categories include fine wine, spirits and craft beverages.
Structured ordering helps beverage teams manage preferred wines, allocations, vintages and repeat orders through one supplier account. Buyers can use Open Pantry to keep repeat items, supplier notes and order history organised in one place.
Dhall & Nash Fine Wines is a wine, beer and spirits distributor in New Zealand.
- Category
- Wine, Beer & Spirits, Beverages
- Based in
- New Zealand
- Google rating
- 4.7 from 10 reviews
- Profile updated
Top Products from Dhall & Nash Fine Wines
Representative products and categories associated with Dhall & Nash Fine Wines.
Water Chestnut Whole 567Gm
Jar
$3.45 / Jar
Bulb Soda Chargers (36Pkt Ctn)
Packet
$10.30 / Packet

Bicarb Of Soda 500Gm (25Kg)
Packet
$3.85 / Packet
Prices shown are indicative examples only. Actual pricing is confirmed once you connect with this supplier on Open Pantry.
Why order from Dhall & Nash Fine Wines through Open Pantry?
All your suppliers, one platform: Manage ordering from Dhall & Nash Fine Wines alongside your other suppliers in one place.
Pantry lists & recurring orders: Save core items into pantry lists and set up recurring orders to cover your base stock.
Fast, accurate ordering: Filter by favourites, most purchased or category to build orders quickly and reduce mistakes.
Order & delivery history: Track order and delivery history in one place.
Frequently Asked Questions
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