YO'S DRINKS
Exclusive Own-Brand Beverages (Beer, Wine, Ciders, Coffee, Energy Drinks, and More)
Protected Accounts and Territory!
Protected Accounts and Territory!
Yo’s Place offers an extensive line of own-brand beverages, including Belgian beer, Italian coffee, ciders, cava, Spanish and Italian wines, energy drinks, and more.
We’re in the progress of developing several spirits, isotonic drinks, and fruit juices as well.
We’re in the progress of developing several spirits, isotonic drinks, and fruit juices as well.
- Quality drinks
We cooperate with the best manufacturers in all of Europe
- High commissions7% lifetime residual commissions on all revenue that comes from your clients
What You Get
Sell our exclusive own-brand beverages to wholesalers and large retailers and earn €4,200 or more per average deal over 12 months!
In this role, you’ll be focusing on selling to wholesalers and large retailers, such as supermarkets and chain retailers.
We’re prepared to send samples when appropriate, and we offer promotional and merchandising materials as well.
In certain cases, we can even run a custom purchase offer to help you close a deal with a particular prospect.
In this role, you’ll be focusing on selling to wholesalers and large retailers, such as supermarkets and chain retailers.
We’re prepared to send samples when appropriate, and we offer promotional and merchandising materials as well.
In certain cases, we can even run a custom purchase offer to help you close a deal with a particular prospect.
We’ll pay a 7% lifetime commission on all revenue that comes from your clients
An average client is likely to spend as much as €5,000 monthly.
If you were to bring in just two such deals per month, you could earn as much as €54,000 during your first year and an impressive six-digit earning during your second year!
If you were to bring in just two such deals per month, you could earn as much as €54,000 during your first year and an impressive six-digit earning during your second year!
You’ll be selling our exclusive line of own-brand beverages to wholesalers and large retailers in your region.
All of our products are unique and are only accessible through our business, so you’ll be facing zero direct competition.
Our business also includes a coffee shop and beer café in Belgium with franchising in progress in the Netherlands and beyond.
Our business also includes a coffee shop and beer café in Belgium with franchising in progress in the Netherlands and beyond.
Our drinks
Enjoy zero direct competition by selling products that are only accessible through our business
Cava Brut
This Cava has been elaborated by the traditional method, through a second fermentation that takes place in the bottle.
Its quality is the result of a selection of the best grapes Macabeo, Xarel-lo, and Parellada.
Pale yellow color, bright and with fine small size bubbles.
Good aromatic intensity, clean, fresh, and fruity.
Appropriate to accompany all kinds of meals.
Its quality is the result of a selection of the best grapes Macabeo, Xarel-lo, and Parellada.
Pale yellow color, bright and with fine small size bubbles.
Good aromatic intensity, clean, fresh, and fruity.
Appropriate to accompany all kinds of meals.
Belgorix Pils
Pilsner (also pilsener or simply pils) is a type of pale lager.
It takes its name from the Bohemian city of Plzen (German: Pilsen), where the world's first pale lager
(now known as Pilsner Urquell) was produced in 1842 by Pilsner Urquell Brewery.
It takes its name from the Bohemian city of Plzen (German: Pilsen), where the world's first pale lager
(now known as Pilsner Urquell) was produced in 1842 by Pilsner Urquell Brewery.
Gentse Graaf Beer
STRONG Gentse Graaf recalls the atmosphere of the stories that have been told in the shadow of the Graventsteen (Castle of the Counts).
Time for your own story: take a Gentse Graaf.
Time for your own story: take a Gentse Graaf.
Aperativo
The spritz has its origins in Veneto, Italy, where prosecco comes from.
The story goes that the spritz originated during the 1800s when Austrians visiting Italy
would dilute Italian wines with a "spritz" (German for "splash") of soda water to make them
lighter and more to their taste.
The story goes that the spritz originated during the 1800s when Austrians visiting Italy
would dilute Italian wines with a "spritz" (German for "splash") of soda water to make them
lighter and more to their taste.
More products
Stages to Working with Us
1
Submit your application
2
Get your samplers
Of every our drink, that you want to sell
3
Get promotional materials
They will help you to sell more and faster
4
Make money
Sell our exclusive own-brand beverages to wholesalers and large retailers and earn €4,200 or more per average deal over 12 months!
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