Vint is a leading wine and spirits alternative asset manager. Our approach leverages our unique expertise and proprietary data-driven research to build strong portfolios.

Vint's collection curation approach to wine and spirits investing sets us apart. With Vint, real people with decades of experience in the wine & spirits investment industries do the hard work of sourcing incredible collections to enable you to diversify your investment portfolio.

Vint is a leading wine and spirits alternative asset manager, providing efficient and effective structured investment products for accredited investors.

Today, we're going to explore the different types of fine wine investments and why fine wine should be a part of your investment portfolio. What Is Fine Wine Investing? Investing in fine wine is a mid to long-term investment, typically ranging between five to ten years or longer.

Fine wine has a track record of solid returns, low volatility, and tangibility. Plus, people around the world are consuming more wine than ever. If you've been wondering if wine is a good investment, the short answer is yes. Below, Vint goes into more detail about how investing in fine wine could take your portfolio to the next level.

We work with merchants, auction houses, negotiants, and producers directly. This is only made possible by our purchasing power (spending millions of dollars on wine quarterly) and lots of hard work by our wine and business team to build and maintain key relationships around the world.

Do you have a special bottle of wine, and you’re wondering how much it’s worth? This article will show you the ropes of fine wine valuation.

By understanding the basics of wine investing, working with a reputable wine merchant, and avoiding common pitfalls, investors can potentially profit from the appreciation of high-quality wines over time.

How will wine follow up such a banner year? Here’s everything you need to know about wine investing in 2023. “Buy and Hold” Remains The Name of The Game. After ten quarters of growth, the fine wine market (represented by the Liv-ex 1000 index) slowed down in the fourth quarter, declining 0.86%.

Create Your Winning Wine Investing Strategy with Vint. For decades, fine wine was an investment that few had access to. But now Vint is making it more accessible. With Vint, you can invest in wine without the costs, hassles, and worry of buying, selling, and storing it …