Welcome to Wine and Whiskey Insider for June 20th, 2022.
We give you the scoop on undervalued, mispriced, and hidden gems in Fractional Investing.
Let’s go!
Wine and Whiskey in 2022
Wine on fractional platforms continues to slide into the end of the second quarter, following the broader fractional marketplaces.
This is in stark contrast to the Liv-Ex 1000 (below), which is up around 10% on the year. There are some real opportunities to buy low right now.
Last week
There’s only one whisky asset trading live right now, and it was up last week.
Its wine compatriots, however, continued to sink.
This week
Offerings on fractional marketplaces
Screaming Eagle ‘17, ‘18, ‘19 Collection
- Market Cap: $131k
- Inferred Value: $120k
- Drop Details: 6/20/2022 on Vint
- Our view: [INSIDERS ONLY]
This particular offering comprises four wines from 2017 to 2019, with a heavy emphasis on the standard bottles from 2018 and 2019.
And here is what the vineyard looks like:
Offerings to check out
Vinovest – Somm collection
Last week (I believe), Vinovest launched a new collection onto its trading platform – the Somm Collection.
Its a broad collection of delightful wines curated by their resident sommelier Liz Dowty Mitchell.
It features a wide variety of affordable name brand champagnes, including Bollinger and Dom Perignon, alongside more lofty reds like 2018 Harlan Estate and 2009 Chateau Rayas Chateauneuf-de-Pape.
Last but not least, our podcast
In this episode, Horacio spoke with Alfonso De Gaetano, the Founder of Crurated – a wine membership platform that allows wine enthusiasts to buy great wine straight from the producers. Alfonso has implemented a tracking system using blockchain technology that tracks a wine’s movement from the vineyard to the buyer’s home. He talks about getting into wine as a hobby, the appeal of high-quality wines, and more:
That’s all for this week.
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Cheers,
Wyatt