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Trade Secrets: Wine Investment with Adam Lapierre MW (Vint COO)
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In this episode, we delve into the hot topic of wine as an investment.
More and more platforms are emerging that connect people to wine not as a drink to be consumed, but as an asset to be traded. Vint is one such platform, but a novel one, in that it does not just facilitate investors in purchasing bottles or cases for themselves; it enables investors to acquire fractional shares in thematic collections of investment-grade wines and spirits, to which they might otherwise not have access given the high costs of such wines. For example, to buy a case of DRC would cost tens of thousands of dollars, which puts it outside the scope of most investors. Via Vint, investors can buy shares in such a collection for just $100 each.
We spoke to Vint COO Adam Lapierre (MW) about why wine investment has picked up speed in recent years, what makes wine a strong financial asset, and how to reconcile collecting and investing for those who are passionate about wine.
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