The Wine Investing Podcast
As an asset class, fine wine is known for attractive, uncorrelated returns, low volatility and downside protection. Why then, has investing in wine remained so complicated?
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Investing in Tequila Barrels (opens the original)
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Tequila has evolved from a party drink into one of the world’s fastest-growing premium spirits categories. In this episode, Callum Woodcock explores the role celebrity-backed brands played in that transformation, what legally defines tequila, and how Blue Weber agave and barrel ageing create a potentially investable physical asset. The episode examines why lower agave prices may improve the economics of producing premium, single-origin tequila, how individual barrels are owned and matured in Mex
Investing in Italian Wine in 2026 (opens the original)
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Italy has emerged as one of the most compelling regions in fine wine. In this episode, Callum Woodcock of WineFi examines the forces behind that rise; from improving critical recognition and expanding international demand to the persistent price gap between leading Italian wines and comparable bottles from Burgundy, Bordeaux and Napa Valley. We look at the contrasting investment characteristics of Tuscany and Piedmont, explore why Super Tuscans have developed into globally traded blue-chip wines
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