The Vinovest Marketplace
Fine Wine & Whiskey Marketplace
Buy and sell investment-grade wine and whiskey sourced from bonded cellars and fellow collectors. Every listing authenticated, insured, and stored for you. Own what you love, and part with it when the price is right.
Why collectors buy on Vinovest
Verified provenance
Every bottle and cask is authenticated and tracked from source to storage, with a documented chain of custody you can inspect before you buy.
Bonded storage, fully insured
Your collection rests in temperature-controlled bonded warehouses and is insured at full market value; storage and insurance are included.
Fair-market pricing
Prices draw on multiple independent market sources, so you buy and sell against a transparent, current valuation rather than a single opaque quote.
Real ownership
You own your bottles outright, one hundred percent. Keep them cellared, take delivery to drink, or list them for sale whenever you choose.
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Marketplace
Buy and sell curated bottles and barrels of fine wine and whiskey. Transparent pricing, secure storage, and expert-sourced inventory, all in one place.
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Need help choosing?
Get recommendations on what to buy based on your goals, whether you are investing, collecting, or gifting.
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2003 Billecart-Salmon, Le Clos Saint-Hilaire
Low ask
$1,531(1 available)Vino est.
$1,530
2019 Cedric Bouchard, Roses de Jeanne Cote de Val Vilaine
Low ask
$1,052(2 available)Vino est.
$1,072
2012 Louis Roederer, Vintage Brut
Low ask
$419(1 available)Vino est.
$450
2008 Henriot, Brut Millesime
Low ask
$393(5 available)Vino est.
$440
2007 Charles Heidsieck, Blanc des Millenaires Brut
Low ask
$614(9 available)Vino est.
$660
2011 Philipponnat, Clos des Goisses
Low ask
$754(3 available)Vino est.
$809
2017 Georges Laval, Les Chenes Brut Nature Premier Cru, Cumieres
Low ask
$1,015(3 available)Vino est.
$1,067
2006 Billecart-Salmon, Elisabeth Salmon Brut Rose
Low ask
$1,196(2 available)Vino est.
$1,285
2009 Philipponnat, Clos des Goisses
Low ask
$809(1 available)Vino est.
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1996 Krug, Clos d'Ambonnay
Low ask
$3,093(1 available)Vino est.
$2,980
2008 Louis Roederer, Cristal
Low ask
$1,537(6 available)Vino est.
$1,630
2013 Agrapart & Fils, Mineral Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut Grand Cru
Low ask
$1,050(1 available)Vino est.
$1,131
2007 Billecart-Salmon, Cuvee Louis Blanc de Blancs
Low ask
$607(3 available)Vino est.
$646
2005 Louis Roederer, Cristal Rose
Low ask
$451(3 available)Vino est.
$451
2010 Bollinger, Vieilles Vignes Francaises
Low ask
$3,624(2 available)Vino est.
$4,015
2006 Taittinger, Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs
Low ask
$641(3 available)Vino est.
$688
2005 Taittinger, Comtes de Champagne Rose
Low ask
$838(1 available)Vino est.
$854
2013 Vilmart & Cie, Grand Cellier D'Or Premier Cru
Low ask
$528(2 available)Vino est.
$573
1999 Louis Roederer, Cristal Vinotheque Brut
Low ask
$1,852(2 available)Vino est.
$1,850
1998 Boerl & Kroff, Brut
Low ask
$3,377(1 available)Vino est.
$1,147
2004 Philipponnat, Clos des Goisses
Low ask
$902(1 available)Vino est.
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2010 Dom Pérignon, Wedding Edition
Low ask
$758(2 available)Vino est.
$817
2011 Pierre Peters, Les Chetillons Blanc de Blancs Cuvee Speciale Grand Cru, Le Mesnil
Low ask
$1,244(1 available)Vino est.
$1,3112005 Louis Roederer, Cristal Rose
Low ask
$1,353(1 available)Vino est.
$1,353
2005 Jacques Selosse, Millesime
Low ask
$1,949(2 available)Vino est.
$2,102
2016 Pierre Peters, Les Chetillons Blanc de Blancs Cuvee Speciale Grand Cru, Le Mesnil
Low ask
$1,584(1 available)Vino est.
$1,6152010 Bollinger, Vieilles Vignes Francaises
Low ask
$1,625(2 available)Vino est.
$1,745
2009 Louis Roederer, Cristal Rose
Low ask
$1,217(3 available)Vino est.
$1,241
2010 Diebolt Vallois, Fleur de Passion
Low ask
$834(1 available)Vino est.
$850
2011 Vilmart & Cie, Coeur de Cuvee Premier Cru
Low ask
$1,599(2 available)Vino est.
$1,720
2012 Pol Roger, Sir Winston Churchill
Low ask
$1,022(4 available)Vino est.
$1,077
2004 Salon, Le Mesnil-sur-Oger Grand Cru
Low ask
$5,431(1 available)Vino est.
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What collectors say
“I wanted exposure to fine wine without having to become the sort of person who knows a merchant. Buying a case took ten minutes and the storage is simply handled.”
Marcus D.
“The listing pages tell me what I am actually buying: what the market says it is worth, what the low ask is, and how many are available. That is the part nobody else shows me.”
Priya N.
“I bought two casks, visited one of them, and listed the other when the number I wanted showed up. Ownership that behaves like ownership.”
H.T.
“I came in for the investment case and stayed for the cellar. Half of what I own now I fully intend to drink.”
Elena R.
Marketplace FAQ
How do I buy on the Vinovest marketplace?
Browse the directory, pick a listing, and buy at the lowest ask or place a bid of your own. Settlement, authentication, and storage are handled for you.
Do I own the wine I buy?
Yes. Every purchase is whole ownership of a specific bottle, case, or cask held in your name.
Where is my wine stored?
In bonded, temperature- and humidity-controlled warehouses, insured at current market value.
How do I sell a wine I own?
List it from your portfolio at the price you want, or accept the best live bid whenever one meets your number.
What's the fee structure?
Buying on the marketplace costs 2.5% and includes three months of storage; selling costs 1%. After that, storage and insurance are 1.5% a year. A managed portfolio instead pays one annual fee from 2.25% to 2.85% depending on balance.
How does the marketplace differ from a curated cellar?
On the marketplace you pick every bottle and set your own timing, with no minimum. A curated cellar starts at $2,000 and an advisor does the buying against goals you set once.
Can I take delivery to drink?
Absolutely. Ownership is real, so you can have any bottle shipped to your door instead of selling it.
How is authenticity verified?
Provenance is checked against producer and warehouse records before a listing goes live, and the chain of custody stays documented for as long as we hold the bottle.
Wine and whiskey are collectibles, not securities. Historical market movement varies and past performance is not indicative of future results.