6 Bottles Of Heineken
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Description
Six cold bottles of Heineken delivered anywhere in Bali. The green bottles, the red star, the beer that needs no translation in any language. This is the product people add to a flower order when the recipient is the kind of person who would rather crack a cold one on the villa balcony than arrange twelve roses in a vase. It is also the product people send on its own when flowers are wrong for the moment but doing nothing is worse.
$33.00 USD. Same day delivery, seven days a week, across all Bali locations including Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta, Legian, Nusa Dua and Ubud. Six bottles of Heineken, delivered cold.
What Arrives
Six 330ml bottles of Heineken Lager Beer. The standard green glass bottle with the red star and the "Premium Quality" label that has looked the same for decades. We deliver them cold. Not room temperature with a note saying "please refrigerate." Cold. Kadek keeps a cooler in the delivery vehicle and the bottles go straight from our fridge into the cooler and from the cooler into the recipient's hands. In Bali's heat, a warm beer is a wasted beer.
There is no gift box. No ribbon. No wrapping. Six bottles and a card if you include a message. The lack of packaging is deliberate. A man receiving six Heinekens in a gift box would have to pretend to be moved. A man receiving six cold Heinekens with a card that says "happy birthday you idiot" does not have to pretend anything. The format matches the gesture.
Why Heineken and Not Bintang
We sell 6 Bottles of Bintang as well. Same price. Same delivery. The two products exist because they solve different problems.
Bintang is the local beer. If the recipient has been in Bali for more than seventy-two hours they have seen the logo on t-shirts, singlets, bottle openers, and every second bar coaster from Kuta to Canggu. Sending Bintang says "I know where you are and I thought of you." It has a sense of humour. It is the Bali souvenir in liquid form.
Heineken says something different. Heineken travels. Somebody sitting in a Nusa Dua resort pool bar recognises the green bottle the same way they would recognise it in Amsterdam or Tokyo or a pub in Manchester. Sending Heineken says "here is something you already like, wherever you happen to be." There is no insider joke. There is no local novelty. There is just a cold beer the recipient does not have to think about.
Senders who choose Heineken tend to know the recipient well enough to know their taste. Senders who choose Bintang tend to be making a joke or marking the holiday itself. Both are $33. The decision usually takes about ten seconds.
I did not plan to sell beer. I opened Sunny Florist Bali in 2013 on Jl. Camplung Tanduk in Seminyak as a flower shop. Flowers, arrangements, bouquets. Then about eighteen months in, a man in Denpasar called to order roses for his friend's birthday at a villa in Berawa. Halfway through the order he stopped and said "actually can you just take him some beers instead, he doesn't really do flowers." I said no because we did not sell beer. He ordered the roses anyway and then messaged the next day saying his friend had handed the flowers to his girlfriend within five minutes and asked where the beers were. That conversation happened three more times with different customers over the following month. Four men ordering for other men, all slightly awkward about the flowers. I added beer to the website in 2015. It outsold the candle range within two weeks.
The WhatsApp From Rotterdam
A woman in Rotterdam messaged on WhatsApp at two in the afternoon, Bali time. Her brother was turning forty at a surf villa in Pererenan with six of his mates. She wanted to send something. She had looked at the flowers. She had looked at the hampers. She told me, and I am quoting the message directly, "if I send my brother a bouquet his friends will take photos and he will never hear the end of it."
I suggested six Heinekens and a card. She asked if we could write "Van je kleine zus" on the card, which is Dutch for "from your little sister." I said yes. She paid. Kadek delivered at 4pm to the villa while the group was sitting around the pool. Her brother read the card, held up the beers, and the whole group cheered. He sent her a voice message. She forwarded the voice message to me with a row of laughing emojis.
That order took four minutes from first message to payment. No colour decisions. No stem counts. No vase questions. Four minutes.
Where We Deliver Beer
Hotels, villas, Airbnbs, restaurants, beach clubs, co-working spaces, surf camps. Anywhere Kadek can physically hand the bottles to someone. We deliver to Uluwatu cliff villas and Tabanan rice field retreats and Sanur beachfront hotels and Jimbaran seafood strip restaurants. If there is an address and a person, we deliver.
The one thing to note with resort hotels: some resorts in Nusa Dua and Ungasan will accept flower deliveries at the front desk but have policies about outside alcohol. It happens rarely but it does happen. If you are sending to a resort and are unsure, message me first on WhatsApp and I will call the concierge before Kadek leaves the shop. This takes five minutes and saves the embarrassment of a delivery being turned away at reception.
People ask why a florist sells beer. The honest answer is that my customers taught me what they needed. I spent the first two years thinking my job was to sell flowers. It is not. My job is to help someone in another country send something to someone in Bali. Sometimes that something is twenty pink roses. Sometimes it is six Heinekens and a rude birthday card. The beer orders taught me that the gesture matters more than the category. A man in New Zealand sending cold beers to his mate at a Bingin surf lodge at 3pm on a Saturday is doing exactly the same thing as a woman in London sending sunflowers to her mother at a Gianyar villa. Both are saying "I am thinking of you and I know what you like." The product is different. The intent is identical.
Pair It
Six Heinekens on their own works. Six Heinekens with something else works differently. The most common pairing is beer plus a birthday balloon because the balloon marks the occasion and the beer is the actual gift. Some senders add a chocolate hamper to make it a full spread. A few order beer alongside a flower bouquet when the delivery is going to a couple and the sender wants both people covered in one order. One person gets the flowers. The other gets the beers. One delivery, two reactions.
For other gift options including red wine, white wine, sparkling wine, or the 6 Bottles of Bintang, browse the extras collection. For the full product range, see all products.
Keeping Them Cold
Bali sits eight degrees south of the equator. The average afternoon temperature is between 30 and 33 degrees. A beer left in a delivery bag for forty minutes on a Bali road will be warm enough to disappoint anyone who opens it.
We run a cooler in the delivery vehicle. The bottles come out of the shop fridge, go into the insulated cooler with ice packs, and stay cold until Kadek hands them over. This matters more than people think. The difference between handing someone six cold beers and six lukewarm beers is the difference between a gift that gets opened immediately and a gift that goes in the fridge for later. The cold ones get opened on the spot. The warm ones get forgotten. I have been doing this long enough to know that the temperature of the beer at the moment of arrival is half the gift.
Delivery
Same day delivery across all areas of Bali. Morning orders placed before midday arrive by evening. For villa and Airbnb deliveries, include the property name or address, the recipient's name, and a phone number if you have one. For hotel deliveries, include the resort name, guest name, and room number if available. For Pecatu, Tuban, Batu Bolong, and Kerobokan. Seven days a week including public holidays. Questions? Call +62 813 3862 5637 or WhatsApp the same number, or visit the contact page.