CB Wines

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REPORTS

The data behind every decision.

In-depth fine wine market reports and publications, built on trading history, market data and independent third-party sources.

The Fine Wine Market, in Perspective

Our reports bring together fine wine market trends, trading data and independent analysis, giving you the full picture before you make an investment decision.

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JULY 2026

The Wine Investment Guide

Our cornerstone publication, covering how fine wine has performed against traditional markets, what shapes its value, and the practical detail behind investing with us.

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How fine wine has outperformed traditional markets, at times, backed by real return data

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Storage, security and authenticity explained

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Answers to your most common questions

EXPLORE THE MARKET

Our Report Across the World's Leading Wine Regions

CHAMPAGNE

Prestige cuvées, sought-after vintages and limited supply shape Champagne’s international fine wine investment market.

PORTFOLIO ADVICE

Research Is Only Part of the Picture

Your portfolio manager can discuss current market conditions, your existing holdings and the role fine wine could play within your wider investment strategy.

Frequently Asked

Questions Worth Asking First

Before you invest in the fine wine market, it helps to understand exactly how the process works. Browse our most frequently asked questions and deepen your understanding.

What's the minimum amount I need to invest?

There's no strict minimum, entry typically starts from £5,000–£10,000, though £10,000-£20,000 or more gives access to higher-tier wines and a properly diversified portfolio.

Every bottle purchased through Cult & Boutique is held at London City Bond's Eton Park facility in Burton-upon-Trent, under continuous security surveillance.

Yes. Your wine is insured while in storage and in transit, with additional independent cover in place for wines that exceed the standard policy value.

We offer a range of exit routes, including private auction, peer-to-peer sale, international trade, and retail sale through our Uncorked marketplace.

HMRC generally treats fine wine as a wasting asset, sometimes referred to as a wasting chattel, meaning most gains fall outside the scope of Capital Gains Tax. Wine stored in-bond is also free of excise duty and VAT. There are exceptions, so we'd always recommend speaking to a qualified tax adviser about how this applies to you.

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Investment

Wine Investment

Explore how portfolio management, storage and exit strategies come together in a single investment service.

EDUCATION

Investor Guides

Clear explanations of the principles behind fine wine investment, portfolio construction, tax, and storage.