Legal Notice

Last updated: October 14, 2026

1. Website operator and seller

The website spiriitsreserve-co.com is operated by Abdelhamid Ben Yahia, a sole proprietor trading as Spirits Reserve.

Abdelhamid Ben Yahia — Spirits Reserve
1-8125, rue Notre-Dame Est
Montréal, Québec H1L 3L1, Canada
Email: support@spiriitsreserve-co.com
Telephone: +1 438 387 5033

Spirits Reserve is the store's trading name and is not a separate legal person from its owner. The seller under your purchase contract is Abdelhamid Ben Yahia. The store's domain is spiriitsreserve-co.com.

2. Ecommerce platform

The store uses Shopify's ecommerce platform. Shopify Inc.'s address is 151 O'Connor Street, Ground Floor, Ottawa, Ontario K2P 2L8, Canada. Affiliates and other providers may be involved depending on the services used. For platform information, please consult Shopify's Terms of Service.

Shopify provides technical and ecommerce services. The seller of products purchased from this store remains the operator identified above. Shopify's address is not a returns or customer service address for Spirits Reserve.

3. Location, market and personal information

The business is operated in Québec, Canada, and primarily sells to customers in Australia. Prices for the Australian market are expressed in Australian dollars (AUD). Products are dispatched from China under the Shipping Policy.

Abdelhamid Ben Yahia is responsible for protecting personal information. Our Privacy Policy explains how information is used, who receives it, and your choices and rights.

4. Complaints and applicable law

You may contact us about a complaint without giving up your rights before competent authorities or courts. Depending on the subject and jurisdiction, you may contact the Office de la protection du consommateur du Québec, the Commission d'accès à l'information du Québec, or the relevant Australian consumer authority.

The laws of Québec and applicable federal laws of Canada govern the store's terms, subject to mandatory protections applicable to the consumers concerned, including those in Australia. These terms do not impose exclusive jurisdiction in Montréal where doing so would restrict your mandatory rights.