Why Buy Wine?
Although fine wine investment is not a new concept, market liquidity and price transparency have developed to the extent that investors at all levels can profit from this expanding market.
In contrast to a stagnant or declining performance in traditional markets over the past five years, fine wine investments have consistently delivered double-digit returns annually. This exceptional performance can be attributed to the unique qualities of wine as an asset, characterised by low risks and dependable returns.
Less than 1% of all wines produced globally are considered investment-grade with the market traditionally led by prestigious Bordeaux vineyards. This scarcity, coupled with a steady decline in supply due to consumption, establishes a foundation for long-term, predictable growth. High-quality wine represents a tangible asset, whose allure and prestige amplify alongside its value—a characteristic reminiscent of a Veblen commodity.
Over the past five years, investment in the wine market has exhibited steady growth, buoyed by China’s ascent as a leading economic powerhouse. The rapid expansion of emerging markets in Asia and the BRIC economies has fueled exponential demand for high-quality wines, intensifying competition amidst limited supply.
Mouton Rothschild 2000 Ex-London en Primeur release price
£ 0
Current Price
£ 1580
Returns
Security
- Tax Free
- 10% Average Returns
- Arm Chair Investment
- Medium-Long Term Investment
- HMRC Bond
- Low Maintenance
- Physical Asset
- Wine Is Insured
- Flexible Market
Returns
- Tax Free
- 10% Average Returns
- Arm Chair Investment
- Medium-Long Term Investment
Security
- HMRC Bond
- Low Maintenance
- Physical Asset
- Wine Is Insured
- Flexible Market
