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Here is why fine wine investment is growing in popularity and demand worldwide.
Recent strong performers, selected from over 3,700 wine brands Wine Track follows.
WINE | PRICE | WT Critic Score | Price per point | Percentage change over 6 months | Percentage change over 12 months | Percentage change over 5 years | Percentage change over 10 years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domaine d'Auvenay, Bourgogne Aligote, Sous Chatelet | £36,134.00 | 91.90 | £393.19 | 6.61% | 10.60% | 345.75% | 4655.00% |
| Domaine Bizot, Vosne-Romanee, Aux Jachees | £34,356.00 | 91.60 | £375.07 | -8.75% | -10.67% | 155.34% | 2846.00% |
| Domaine Bizot, Vosne-Romanee | £21,102.00 | 89.30 | £236.30 | -7.28% | -5.58% | 136.59% | 2716.00% |
| Hubert Lamy, Saint-Aubin Premier Cru, Derriere Chez Edouard Blanc | £2,639.00 | 92.10 | £28.65 | -1.60% | -1.58% | 651.39% | 1198.67% |
| Domaine d'Auvenay, Auxey-Duresses, Blanc | £54,066.00 | 91.50 | £590.89 | 10.61% | 8.58% | 494.26% | 1675.12% |
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View allWineCap is a UK-based platform for investing in fine wine, combining data-driven wine selection with bonded storage, insurance, and portfolio management. Instead of buying cases yourself and worrying about provenance, storage conditions, or where to sell, WineCap handles the full lifecycle: sourcing investment-grade wine, storing it under bond, insuring it, and then selling it on your behalf.
WineCap offers four plans – Discovery, Curated, Elite, and Legacy – covering storage, insurance, and other benefits. See our plans and fees breakdown for the full structure.
For a full walkthrough of the process from account opening to exit, see our how it works page, or read more about what makes a wine investment-grade.
WineCap selects wines based on historical price performance, producer reputation, market liquidity, relative value, and critic scores, amongst other things.
The screening process starts with data: WineCap's team analyses price trends, looking for consistent appreciation and active trading volume rather than one-off spikes. Producer track record matters – established names from Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, and a small number of other regions dominate because they have decades of pricing history and consistent global demand. Vintage quality, as assessed by recognised critics, is also weighted, since strong-vintage wines from top producers tend to hold and grow value more reliably. Larger portfolios allow a more diverse collection.
Depending on your needs, you'll have varying levels of input into this process. Every wine added to your portfolio becomes trackable through the client portal immediately.
Returns vary by holding period, client goals, wine selections as well as market conditions. However, returns depend heavily on which wines you hold and for how long — fine wine investment generally rewards a 5–10+ year horizon rather than short-term trading, since transaction costs and market cycles both work against quick turnarounds. You can track your own portfolio's real-time performance through your client portal at any point, rather than relying on platform-wide averages.
For a broader view of how wine has performed as an asset class, see our investment guide.
Yes. WineCap welcomes investors from all over the world. Our head office is in the UK but we have customers on every continent.
The core service works the same regardless of where you're based: account opening, wine selection, bonded storage, Wine Track access, and the sale process. Storage remains in the UK (under bond at LCB) regardless of your residency.
If you have more questions about investing from outside the UK, our team is on hand to help with any account-specific enquiries about international onboarding, currency, or payment setup.
Wine purchased through WineCap is stored in-bond at Drakelow Tunnels LCB (London City Bond), a modern and sustainable HMRC-compliant facility.
Bonded storage matters for two reasons.
First, it protects the physical condition of the wine – LCB maintains consistent temperature and humidity, which preserves both drinkability and resale value.
Second, storing wine in-bond has specific tax advantages: you don’t have to pay duty and VAT as long as the wine remains in the bonded warehouse.
If you ever want to take physical possession of your case, it can be released from bond and shipped to you – though this typically triggers duty and VAT based on the price you paid for it. See can I take physical delivery of my wine for that process.
Wine Track is WineCap’s fine wine data platform. It tracks daily prices, critic scores and long-term performance for tens of thousands of potentially investable wines.
It was built as an in-house tool to select wines for investment, and was made public in 2021.
You can see how a wine brand has performed across its vintages, how its quality compares with its peers, and how it stacks up against fine wine benchmarks and wider financial markets.
You can try a limited version of Wine Track for free by signing up to our Discovery plan. Full access is included on Curated, Elite and Legacy. See our pricing page for more details.