Looking to build a fine wine portfolio but don’t know HOW?

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 If you’re looking to add or diversification of your portfolio , plus seeking a safe place to preserve your capital, wine could be an excellent option for a multitude of reasons. During turbulent times of stock market volatility, fine wine has a history of price appreciation and has remained remarkably resilient in the face of ongoing economic headwinds, proving itself as an inflationary hedge for investors seeking low volatility assets. 

We offer comprehensive financial management services to help you optimize your financial performance, Our goal is to maximize your profits of every wine (PO) or trade you make.

 It’s important to understand the differences between the primary and secondary markets when it comes to fine wine. In the primary market, wine moves from the producer to the consumer via wholesale distributors and retailers. Most wine investment takes place on the secondary market, where collectors and investors sell wine through merchants like Vintage Strategies.

We provide customized operations management solutions that will help you streamline your processes and improve your overall efficiency.

As with any investment endeavour, it’s important to understand the risks involved. Much like it takes time to craft an age worthy wine, seeing a steady return on your investment takes time and requires patience. There have been periods in which prices have appreciated rapidly, but we would strongly encourage investors to consider wine as a long-term asset with a minimum horizon of three years, ideally more, allowing for maturity development and market consumption.

Our Investment Management team is responsible for ensuring we provide a significant level of investment expertise to clients across the globe. 

As with any investment, having an open mind is important, as is spreading your risk by investing in fine wines from several different regions and countries. 

While it might be tempting to plough all your money into classic Bordeaux & Burgundy, Champagne has emerged as an increasingly important feature of the market since 2019, with impressive price gains and consistent demand. 

Big hitters like Dom Perignon, Krug and Salon make for canny investments, particularly those from stellar & lauded vintages like 2002 and 2008, though grower Champagnes like Selosse, Pierre Peters, Cedric Bouchard and Ulysses Colin are worth having on your radar as prices have soared in recent years. 

Grand Cru Burgundy is also proving a lucrative fine wine investment, with demand rising off the back of shrinking stocks. Look to names like Domaine Leroy , and Domaine de la Romanee Conti,  Roumier, Rousseau with proven track record and a strong resale value.