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Making wine investment affordable, transparent and simple for you.

Whether you’re new to the world of wine or a seasoned investor, we work hard to establish a personal relationship with you. Our priority is designing a customised portfolio that meets your objectives, all while ensuring that you retain full and unconditional ownership of your assets. This strategy means we’ve built an organisation over the years that elicits trust, partnership and profitability.

30/10/2026

W**e producers will frequently make more than one w**e from the same parcel of land. The highest-quality w**e will be known as the ; the second w**e is the label given to the next w**e in the quality hierarchy.

Our guide sets out what defines a genuine **e, how their prices and liquidity compare with flagship bottlings, and how and why their investment performance differs. Learn more here: https://tinyurl.com/mwsxhx8m

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29/10/2026

Why does a w**e’s lifespan matter for UK tax treatment? 👇

Every w**e has a lifespan, and the end of that life is what makes w**e a wasting asset in UK tax terms. For , that label matters because gains on wasting assets are generally exempt from , the tax charged on profit when an asset is sold.

Our latest guide explains the short life of most w**es, which w**es last longest, and how storage decides condition and price: https://tinyurl.com/4x9uyuak

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22/10/2026

Is £50,000 enough to build a diversified w**e portfolio? 👇

We have set out a model split of 40% in , 25% in , 15% in *****ne, and 10% each in Italy and other regions. Each region plays a different role.

Our recent guide explains how to split £50,000 across regions, which w**es a portfolio that size could hold, what returns to expect, what can go wrong, and how to sell when you want to exit. Learn more here: https://tinyurl.com/2ys97wtb

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16/10/2026

A high critic score can support demand, but it doesn’t guarantee a **e will rise in value. Price still depends on scarcity, the producer’s track record, and how much of that score is already reflected in the release price.

We answer frequently asked questions about w**e critics, which voices carry weight in which region, and what their scores can and can’t tell .

Learn more here: https://tinyurl.com/4xmcj7s9

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15/10/2026

Italy’s most traded fine w**es started out as "table w**e". 👀

A Super Tuscan is a Tuscan w**e made outside the strict w**e-making rules that historically governed the region’s best known w**emaking areas. The label has no legal definition, so it tells an nothing about quality or production methods. What links the category is the act of rule-breaking, which created some of Italy’s most recognisable investment brands.

Our recent guide explains what defines a Super Tuscan, which producers matter and why these w**es earn a place in a w**e investment .

Learn more here: https://tinyurl.com/595ff3yy

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08/10/2026

The same vineyard, the same w**emaking team, a third of the price. 👇

A **e is a producer's own declassification of fruit that does not make the , the estate's flagship blend. It is not a lesser producer trying to copy a famous name. It is the same w**emaking team, the same vineyard and the same cellar, sold at a materially lower price.

Second w**es are built to drink sooner, and their scores tend to be lower. They also move further than their grand vins in both directions: Carruades de Lafite rose around 80% at its peak, against 40% for Lafite Rothschild, then fell 43% when the market turned, against the grand vin's 33%. That gap does not make second w**es a poor investment. It makes them a different one.

Our recent guide explains what defines a genuine second w**e, how their prices and liquidity compare with flagship bottlings, and where the model does not apply. Learn more here: https://tinyurl.com/2mxhwww9

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06/10/2026

Sotheby's sale of 676 lots shows demand concentrated in the estate's flagship w**e, the grand vin, and in older vintages and larger formats.

🍷 A double magnum of Haut-Brion 1989 sold for more than £48,000, likely a record for a post-war vintage of the estate.
🍷 More than half of the grand vin lots sold above 150% of their estimate midpoints, against 8% or fewer across every other w**e in the sale.
🍷 Second w**es made up only 38.2% of the sale but accounted for 62.2% of all unsold lots.

A single estate rarely gives this clear a picture of where demand sits.

Our latest article covers what Sotheby's results tell investors about a recovery led by quality and scarcity rather than broad **eInvestment demand across the board.

Read more here: https://tinyurl.com/3s537dbm

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02/10/2026

Yesterday we released our Q3 2026 Fine W**e Report. Our findings confirm recovery is broadening beyond , and buyers are still choosing established vintages over new releases. 👇

Our report covers what the wider economy was doing, the quarter's biggest story, which w**es performed best, what that tells investors, and what we expect next.

Discover the key trends that shaped the fine w**e market in Q3 2026, including 's arrival in w**e criticism, the autumn release campaign and our outlook for Q4.

Read the full report here: https://tinyurl.com/3syfazrt

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01/10/2026

Our Q3 2026 Fine W**e Market Report is now live!

Q3 2026 was defined less by what fine w**e did on its own terms than by two external forces testing how the market prices reputation. launched its first producer ratings under its own name, while the autumn release campaign gave buyers another reminder that the search for price discipline has become the market's defining behaviour.

Key findings inside this report:

📈 The recovery is broadening: made up just 20% of Q3’s top 10 performers, with , *****ne, the Rhône and Italy all featuring.
📊 Older vintages continue to lead: nine of the top 10 performers were from 2018 or earlier.
👉 Buyers remain focused on value: new releases priced above comparable back vintages generally met resistance.
🍇 entered w**e criticism: its new producer ratings bring significant reach, although we have not yet seen a clear impact on prices.
🍷Our outlook has improved: W**eCap’s view heading into Q4 is the most positive it has been since the end of 2023.

Read the full report here: https://tinyurl.com/3syfazrt

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29/09/2026

As the Northern Hemisphere's 2026 grape harvest draws to a close, producers from *****ne to California are cutting yields deliberately to protect prices.

🍇The Northern Hemisphere's is drawing to a close, with smaller yields driven by an unusually hot, dry growing season.
🍇 recorded 6 days above 40°C in 2026, more than the total across the previous 105 years.
🍇France is on course for its smallest **eHarvest since 1957.

The story this harvest tells isn't only about the weather. In region after region, producers and trade bodies have chosen to cut yields deliberately rather than simply absorb what the season gave them. This also represents deliberate choices being made in the name of supply management.

Read more here: https://tinyurl.com/565r6z8c

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