Cellar Investment Partners is a Luxembourg-based alternative investment company specialized in wine investment.
Fine wine offers a unique and rewarding addition to any investment portfolio. As a tangible asset with historical appreciation, it can provide diversification, stability, and potential for high returns.
Total annual wine market size.
Source: Maximize Market Research: Numbers as of 2023.
The average return of the "100 Parker Point Wine Index".
Source: Eleanor Wines, June 2024. From 2014 to 2024, Historical returns are no guarantee for future performance.
Annual investment grade wine market size.
Source: Maximize Market Research: Numbers as of 2023.
At CI Partners, we aim to unlock the unique potential of wine investment for eligible investors through unparalleled transparency and trust. Our innovatively structured investment vehicle is designed to deliver a risk-adjusted financial returns while offering an enriching experience for our investors. Built on the core values of transparency, trust, and partnership, CI Partners is your trusted ally in the world of fine wine investment.
At CI Partners, we excel in harnessing the power of wine investment through our unique investment structure. We meticulously identify and select the portfolio assets by combining a rigorous, data-driven approach with factor-based analysis. Our strategic partnership with one of the largest data-driven wine purchasing platforms ensures we secure exceptional buying opportunities and maintain a comprehensive and holistic view of the wine investment market.
Discover the benefits of wine investment, from proven performance and diversification to tangible assets, increasing global demand, stable supply, and the unique advantages of consumption products.
Wine has established a proven Track Record with average annual returns of 9% since 2000.
Source: Eleanor Wines, Historical returns are no guarantee for future performance.
The production of fine wines is inherently limited. Vineyards producing such wines generally have small plots of land, and the winemaking process is highly labour-intensive and time-consuming. This limited supply cannot easily be increased, even if demand surges.
Wine is an alternative asset with a low correlation to traditional assets. Historically, wine investment has held strong during periods of increased market stress.
Wine has an underlying inherent value that is less dependent on financial markets. Tangible assets and collector items can provide a hedge against inflation. Finally, physical ownership can provide security and satisfaction for the wine enthusiast.
The number of wealthy individuals and wine consumers has steadily increased over the past decades. New wine markets continue to emerge globally, and this trend is stimulated by the internet effect and increased ease of traveling.
Investment wines improve with age, becoming more desirable over time. As these wines are consumed, their market supply diminishes, increasing their rarity and value. This dynamic of rising demand and decreasing supply adds to the benefits of investing in wine.
