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    WineFi

    Fine wine investment platform (WineFi Management Limited, founded October 2023) offering data-led syndicates and private portfolios.

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    £3,000 (syndicate)
    Minimum investment
    Undisclosed
    AUM / raised
    2023
    Launched
    UK
    Geography
    No
    Secondary market
    Physical Asset
    Investment type
    At a glance

    WineFi in ten seconds

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    Asset classes
    Luxury Assets
    Investment type
    Physical Asset
    Not FCA regulated · Unregulated
    Operator
    WineFi Management Limited · Co. no. 14864655
    Company status
    Active
    £3,000 (syndicate)
    Undisclosed
    Founded
    2023
    Geography
    UK
    No
    Operating status
    Active
    Last reviewed
    June 2026
    Website
    winefi.com
    What it is

    What is WineFi?

    WineFi (legal name WineFi Management Limited, founded October 2023 by Callum Woodcock and Oliver Thorpe) is a UK fine wine investment platform offering data-led syndicates and private portfolios. Not authorised by the FCA — wine investment sits outside the FCA perimeter, so there is no FSCS or FOS recourse for the investment element.

    How it works

    How does WineFi work?

    WineFi uses proprietary data analytics to identify wines with investment potential. Wines are stored in bonded warehouses. Two product paths: syndicates (collective ownership; sale requires collective agreement) and private portfolios (single-investor; sale on instruction).

    What you can invest in

    What does WineFi offer?

    Syndicates from £3,000; private portfolios typically from c. £10,000. Fees: 12.5% upfront administration fee on purchase price; storage and insurance covered for the first five years, then £0.95 per bottle per year deducted at cost from sale proceeds. No ongoing management or performance fees stated.

    Who it's for

    Who is WineFi for?

    Investors who want fine wine as a portfolio diversifier and accept the unregulated nature of the product, multi-year horizons and limited liquidity — especially in syndicates, where exit depends on collective agreement. Capital is at risk.

    About this profile

    Sources and methodology

    Last reviewed
    June 2026
    Sources
    winefi.com (homepage, syndicates, private portfolios, fees); Companies House (WineFi Management Limited); FCA Register search (no match)

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    FAQ
    What is the minimum investment on WineFi?
    WineFi's minimum investment is £3,000 (syndicate).
    Is WineFi regulated by the FCA?
    No, WineFi is not FCA-regulated.
    Does WineFi offer a secondary market?
    No, WineFi does not currently offer a secondary market.
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