Investment wines are the icing on the cake in the world of wine. They are the product of the best wineries and the most prestigious appellations, proven for several hundred years. It is not surprising then that more than half are of Bordeaux origin, and France's total share exceeds eighty percent.

There are really exceptional wines in these expensive bottles. However, the chance to try them is small. Even if you own them, you will seriously consider drinking a bottle of wine that you bought for $ 8,000 ten years ago and can sell today for $ 15,000.

A limited number of producers with the right pedigree and reputation for consistently high quality produce a limited number of wines - and not every year. The world is big and there are enough people in it who will not worry about the price when they want to pamper their passion, enjoying the best - in their collection or at the table. The "limited supply / high demand" formula makes these wines investment.

Seewines, in its quest to constantly expand its portfolio and services related to wine in our country, has such investment wines - with proven origin, in thermo- and moisture-regulated warehouse. Of course, investing is a complicated matter compared to drinking a bottle of wine in good company. If you are interested, contact us and we will be happy to help you learn more about how to start your own wine investment collection.  

Why invest in wines?
Investing in quality wine is a growing trend worldwide, which continues to be seen as we enter the third decade of the 21st century. Today, investing in wine is a lot easier, as the information is much more comprehensive and accessible, and organisations such as Liv-ex, as well as other specialised wine investment platforms, monitor, consult and provide important data, services and commercial efficiency. The investment in wine, or as they are called fine wines, ranks among the alternative investments that allow for diversification and security of the portfolio of the investor-collector.

How to start investing in wine?
Like any investment, the first decision you need to make is about the capital you can set aside. The second important solution is the period of time for which you can allocate this capital - it is good to think at least midterm, but to better optimize efficiency - long term is the best option. If you are one of the risk players, you can try it yourself, but it would be better to find an expert in this type of investment who has access to data and knowledge and will be able to advise you more competently. You will need to research the market to find out which are the key wines for maximum efficiency, what are the current trends and opportunities. Collectible and investment wines are generally expensive, so you need to make sure that the bottles you buy have an insurance and are properly stored to preserve and protect quality and value. Always be up to date with the news, stay informed about the efficiency and market conditions - this way you will easily be able to decide on the right time to sell and thus optimize the return on your investment.  

Which wine to choose for investment?
Just as the wine world itself is vast, the opportunities for investing in wine are wide-ranging, albeit more limited. It all depends on the vintage, the producer and the ageing potential of the wine. However, there are a few key points that can serve as a primary guide for the novice wine investor.

France leads the charts in this regard and the choice of top wines from Champagne is usually a sure investment. They have traditionally enjoyed stable price growth due to ever-increasing demand.

The iconic Burgundy is one of the most valuable investment wines in the world and continues to be a key focus for investors and wine collectors, while Bordeaux is the other French region of investment interest.

In recent years, Italian super-Tuscan wines, as well as the best representatives from Tuscany and Piedmont, have become increasingly popular, thanks to the growing consumer interest in their interesting profile and the resulting expansion of the market.

Investment wines from Seewines
Seewines has its own collection of investment wines - for more detailed information about them, contact us by phone or email…. and we will try to answer any of your inquiries.