Great Concept, needs further refinements. I enjoy the concept, and very much like it. I would like to see some more features on the platform, perhaps something interactive. Also, your process to deposit funds is very poor, either need to automate, streamline or produce proper SOP's on how to deposit. Limiting your bank details to a single country limits your reach and willingness of people to invest. especially considering that, in my case, the wines are stored in Europe, yet need to invest in USD from Singapore....

Great experience all around! I received an email with an offer to get started on investing in whiskey barrels. I made some deposits to start and wasn't sure what happens after that. Hunter responded to an email I sent and helped ensure everything went through and took time to respond to additional questions as well. He was clear and made sure I understood the process fully and helped my transactions go through. I look forward to seeing how these invenstments pay off.

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.

Vinovest is scam Vinovest is scam. When you ask to close your account, you have to liquidate your assets but after 2 months of my wine not selling, will I ever see my money? I put in enough to buy a case with some leftover and without consultation or auto invest set up they bought another case of wine with my money. Also, I haven’t made any money but lost money so I would like to get out before I lose more money but you can’t get your money back.

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.