Vint, an investment platform for fine wine and spirit investing, received SEC Qualification in the spring of 2021. Since they’ve launched over 30 offerings allowing investors big and small to diversify their portfolio with collections curated by Masters of Wine (MW) and investment professionals, this distribution makes Vint the first platform to provide investors with returns from a Regulation A wine or spirits offering.
The 22% return on investment is impressive, especially when juxtaposed next to traditional market performance. For example, the S&P returned -13% over the same period, while the Nasdaq fared worse at -24%. However, while impressive, the return isn’t necessarily surprising to investors paying attention to the fine wine market.
The London Vinters Exchange, or “Liv-ex”, the largest fine wine and spirit exchange, provides market updates via its various indices. YTD, the Liv-ex 1000, which comprises the top 1000 traded labels, is up 10.3%. Other indices such as the Liv-ex 100, Champagne 50, and the Liv-ex Bordeaux 50 are all up YTD, with performance at 4.4%, 10.8%, and 3.8%, respectively.
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