Alcohol Testing Business

Alcohol Testing Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

An alcohol testing business provides services to individuals and organizations looking to assess alcohol levels in a person's system.

This business typically offers various testing methods, such as breathalyzer tests or blood alcohol content (BAC) tests, to determine if someone has consumed alcohol.

These services are often sought by employers for workplace safety, law enforcement for DUI cases, and individuals for personal reasons like monitoring sobriety.

The business may operate as a testing center, partnering with businesses or law enforcement agencies, or offer mobile testing services.

Starting an alcohol testing business involves obtaining the necessary certifications, investing in testing equipment, and building relationships with potential clients to ensure a reliable and trusted service.

In this list, you'll find real-world alcohol testing business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a alcohol testing business that makes money.

1. TopWhiskies ($210K/year)

Ed, one of the co-founders of TopWhiskies, came up with the idea for the business while working in Financial Services in Hong Kong. He and his best friend Evan started a whisky blog as a hobby, focusing on social media to connect with fellow whisky enthusiasts. As they posted about unique independent whisky brands, their followers began asking where they could purchase these brands, leading them to launch an eCommerce site specializing in independent whiskies. With over 100,000 followers on Instagram and nearly 10,000 subscribers on YouTube, the eCommerce site has seen a monthly turnover of around $17,500 and continues to grow.

How much money it makes: $210K/year
How much did it cost to start: $300
How many people on the team: 0

He Turned His Whiskey Tasting Hobby Into A $200K Business

TopWhiskies, an eCommerce store celebrating the best independent whisky brands, started as a social media hobby in 2016, and, after building a large following, pivoted to an eCommerce site in October 2020, achieving an average monthly turnover of around $17,500 with sales up around 50% year on year.

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