About

Baljit Singh Bhandal

Entrepreneur, alcohol broker, and the central figure in one of Britain's longest-running commercial disputes.

A self-described entrepreneur and alcohol broker, whose career has spanned trade, property and the courts.

Baljit Singh Bhandal — known to most as Barry — is a British businessman who built his career in the alcohol and off-licence trade. He describes himself simply as an entrepreneur and broker.

Over the decades his affairs have been chronicled in the British and Irish press, and tested repeatedly in the High Court.


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Early life

Origins

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The trade

A career in alcohol & off-licence

Bhandal made his name in the alcohol and off-licence sector — an industry he worked in successfully for many years.

Trading in beers, wines and spirits at scale, he built the commercial standing that would underpin his later ventures.

His description of himself as an "alcohol broker" has followed him through press coverage and court papers alike.

The profits of that trade, and how they were characterised, would later sit at the heart of years of litigation.

Ventures

Beyond the trade

Bhandal moved from trading into substantial commercial and property investments in the UK.

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In the courts

A two-decade legal journey

Coverage

In the press

The person

Away from business

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In his own words
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