Wine Investment Podcast

Wine Investment Podcast

By Jérome Huber and Remo Di MarcoBusinessInvesting
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Wine Investment Podcast episodes

  • #012 Chloe Ashton, Managing Director of 1275 SA about traceable provenance, Bordeaux en primeur campaign and much more

    Why is the authenticity of the wines you buy so important? And what solutions are there to ensure that you can later enjoy or sell the wine you bought years ago?

    We discussed this and much more with Chloe Ashton, Managing Director 1275 SA. At 1275, the driving force is traceability, and offering the world's most collectible fine wines with perfect, proven provenance.

    Tune in and enjoy our latest episode:

    39 min
  • #011 Michael Blank about Champagne and its history

    Do you like sparkling wine? What seemed to be a wine for party people has become a rising star in the world of fine wine. And after the big rise of the French still wine regions of Bordeaux and Burgundy, Champagne is probably THE last region with great upside potential.
    We had the opportunity to speak to our friend Michael about the specialities of Champagne, how its quality has improved impressively over the last few decades and which vintages are often overlooked. His love of champagne has seen him taste more than many professional wine journalists, so it's definitely worth listening to what he has to say!

    26 min
  • #009 Rasmus Nielsen, founder of RareWine (Part 1)

    Rasmus founded RareWine 18 years ago back in 2006 from scratch. Now it is one of the leading wine merchants in Europe. Due to the obvious synergies (direct access to producer, broad knowledge of market dynamic etc.), they later founded their wine investment branch called RareWine Invest.

    During our discussion with Rasmus we touched on many topics. Especially interesting was RareWine's clear focus on Champagne and Burgundy when it comes to investing (yes you heard right, almost no Bordeaux!).

    He then left us in the dark while blind-tasting the wine he brought to the studio. Tune in if you want to know how wrong we were with our guesses and which wines we tasted. We only want to reveal this much: after the recording we bought several cases of the tasted wine - for investing purposes but also to enjoy drinking some of them.

    We had that much fun talking that we decided to split the podcast in two parts. The second part will be released soon.

    Let us know what you think about it!

    40 min
  • #008 Julian Perry, CEO of Wine-Searcher

    We are proud to announce our eighth episode, this time our guest was no other than Julian Perry, CEO of wine-searcher.com.

    We discussed the beauty of wine-searcher being an almost all-in-one platform with some unique features.

    Have fun with the episode!

    44 min
  • #007 Luca Höfer, owner of Steinfels Weinauktionen AG: Process of taking over an auction house, composition of his sellers and buyers and the psychological effect while bidding

    Wineauctions have played and still play a huge role in the life cycle of a wine. Did you know that a relatively large part of the buyers at Steinfels auctions are professional wine merchants? Or that more and more younger vintages have been put up for auction recently?

    We discussed this and much more with Luca Höfer, owner of Steinfels Weinauktionen AG.

    Let us know what you think and don't forget to rate and share the podcast.

    35 min
  • #004 Andy Schnyder, research specialist and an analytical wine lover with over 3000 tasting notes and a mystic excel file with 48% performance

    How can you start investing in wine? And what are the rising and sinking stars in the wine world at the moment?


    We are excited to be back with you our fourth episode of the Wine Investment Podcast. And this time, we're diving into the world of wine investment with our guest, Andy Schnyder.


    Join us as we unravel how an analytical mindset and approach helps to find out which wines you should invest in.

    1 hr
  • #003 Jacob Ner-David, founder of VinoVentures (wine hedge fund) and winemaker in Israel

    You may have come across the popular saying that many wines improve with age, leading one to believe that storing wine for an extended period would be the ultimate investment strategy. However, are there alternative approaches that offer the potential for shorter-term returns?


    In our third episode, we discussed this and many other questions with Jacob Ner-David, a founder of VinoVentures and winemaker in Israel.


    Tune in and get some new insights about investing in wine!


    VinoVentures Website:

    https://www.vinoventures.wine/

    Jezreel Valley Winery:

    https://www.jezreelwinery.store/


    Jacob's LinkedIn Profile:

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobnerdavid/


    1 hr

About Wine Investment Podcast

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This isn't an average podcast to get some general and tiring knowledge about wine. We provide you deep conversations about one of the most interesting and upcoming asset class. If you want to know how to invest, where and what are key rules to follow, tune in and open a bottle of wine as we do!