"All are good words when you invest or…"

All are good words when you invest or when they want to sell new bottles. But if you want to contact them, it is impossible.
I was contacted by my "portfolio manager" to sell in the bar my position. I told him I would like to but I would like the money to be reimburse (i.e., I did not want to reinvest). He then refused saying that this was not an option. His only option was to take the ownership of the wines. Then he transfer the "management" of my portfolio to another one. She gave me her phone and told me "call me when you want". After more than 3 weeks calling here every 3 or 4 days, no answer. An email saying, "I'm very busy with customers that have their portfolio in the selling window, this is not your case". If this is not scam, it is very close to be. DO NOT INVEST.

"Collection with purpose"

My random wine purchases had no coherence or focus before working with OenoGroup. They helped identify themes and producers that resonated with my personal taste preferences. Every bottle now has a purpose in my collection rather than just occupying space.

"Pristine conditions"

After seeing their storage facility firsthand, I immediately moved my entire collection. The constant humidity and temperature monitoring is far beyond what I could achieve at home.

"Superb expertise"

These guys really know their stuff about wine regions! Asked about Spanish investments and got details about specific hillsides and soil types that affect quality. They don't talk down to you even when explaining complex stuff. My collection now has direction instead of just being random expensive bottles.

"Tailored to my goals"

Almost cried when my advisor genuinely listened to my personal situation instead of pushing the same boring packages everyone else tried to sell me.

"Long-term vision"

So grateful their investment strategy perfectly aligns with my retirement dreams and what I hope to achieve.

"Incredible Japanese selection"

OenoGroup's connections with Japanese distilleries gave me access to bottles that never officially export. Their authentication process is especially important with rare Japanese whiskies where counterfeits are common. The investment returns have far exceeded what I expected when I started collecting.

"Inflation protection"

Watching traditional investments struggle against inflation pushed me toward tangible assets. Fine wine has historically outpaced inflation by a significant margin according to OenoGroup's compelling historical data. The limited supply and increasing global demand fundamentals make perfect sense for long-term holdings.

"Balanced perspective"

Really appreciate they focus on making money without forgetting wine should bring joy too.

"ESG alignment"

Wanted investments aligned with sustainable practices beyond typical ESG funds. OenoGroup identified producers committed to organic practices and sustainable agriculture. Their approach combines ethical considerations with strong investment performance rather than sacrificing returns.