Bundobust launches online beer bottle shop

Indian street food restaurant chain Bundobust has launched an online beer bottle shop.
L-R Mayur Patel and Marko Husak, founders of BundobustL-R Mayur Patel and Marko Husak, founders of Bundobust
L-R Mayur Patel and Marko Husak, founders of Bundobust

Patel’s Off Licence, named after co-founder Mayur’s surname, launched as a trial last bank holiday weekend to sell Bundobust’s existing stock and to generate some income while the restaurants in Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool are closed. The majority of beers sold out within two hours, which prompted Mayur & business partner Marko Husak to quickly re-stock with fresh beers. Now the pair plan to keep Patel’s Off Licence online permanently.

The Beer selection will change regularly with new beers landing on the shop twice a week. Patel’s features beers from breweries familiar with Bundobust customers such as Northern Monk, Cloudwater, Marble, Kirkstall, North. Plenty of easy going pale ales and lagers are available, as well as some experimental beers. Bundobust are currently brewing up some limited edition collaboration beers that will be available soon.

Shipping is to all the UK via DPD or Royal Mail.

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Marko Husak, co-founder of Bundobust, said: “We have been selling takeout beer at Bundobust as Patel’s Off Licence for the last couple of years. But seeing as the customers can’t come to us, we thought we’d go to them. We thought the bottle shop would be a good way to sell existing stock generate a bit of income, and most importantly to connect to our customer base.

"We were so overwhelmed by the demand from our trial day last week, with most beers selling out within hours, that we needed to restock quickly. We now plan to keep Patels Off Licence going permanently."

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