Passively investing in wine interests… Passively investing in wine interests me greatly. I am not very knowledgeable about wine and which wines to buy. Vinovest has allowed me to build a small portfolio of wines. I will say that the fees do add up, especially if your portfolio is below a certain amount. For someone with a longer investing horizon having and buying wines into a portfolio is a good way to protect capital and grow it.

investor review I’ve been investing with this company for the last couple of years and have been very happy with it. I’m up reasonably well, well diversified, and it’s an asset class I normally wouldn’t have access to.

Previous review 29 Jan I previously wrote a review on 29 Jan. Vinovest has actioned my complaint. A company operating to good procedures doesn't need bad reviews to get favourable responses. I don't know even if any notice is taken of these reviews by the current members. Certainly are though by prospective members doing there research. For me I believe there are better ways to invest, however for those of you who want some excitement, go ahead and experience wine investment. To describe it in another way, it's like the stock market in slow motion.

Do not invest with Vinovest EDIT: Swift onboarding, bad experience afterwards. Pulled my money away three weeks after my investment due to lack of transparency and bad customer support. Have not received my money refund yet, so we will se how that process goes. My advice: don't invest with Vinovest if you don't personally know someone who has invested and exited happily, and who can vouch for this company.

Love the concept, but.... Love the concept, became an investor in June of 2021 and my $12k portfolio declined in value immediately. Between fees and lack of appreciation, I am not still under water on my investment, almost a year and a half later. Just be aware that gains are not guaranteed, and you may lose money.