Bonded, insured,
fully documented.
Your wine is stored exclusively In Bond in HMRC-approved UK warehouses - the only way provenance can be established beyond question, and the condition kept perfect.
Why your wine stays In Bond.
Almost all investment-grade fine wine is traded while still In Bond - it makes any future sale far easier, because most merchants and brokers will only list In Bond prices.
Beyond the tax benefits, storing In Bond is how provenance is established beyond question - essential for nearly every serious wine investor.
- Unquestionable provenance, easily traced
- Far easier - and more attractive - to resell
- Ideal temperature and humidity, never compromised
- Segregated client account, or your own private account
Steady temperature and humidity, never compromised.
Tight regulation, second-to-none provenance.
We store exclusively with HMRC-approved bonded warehouses in the UK, so integrity is never in doubt.
Traceable history
Tight HMRC regulation means provenance is second to none and can be traced with ease.
Perfect storage
Guaranteed temperature and humidity, so the integrity of your wine is never compromised.
Your own account
A private account number and a unique rotation number each time wine is added to your holding.
A premium on bond
Merchants pay a premium for wine stored exclusively In Bond - it guarantees what they’re buying.
Where your wine is kept - bonded, insured and provenance-controlled.
Where your wine is kept.
The facilities we most commonly use - all providing personal accounts for investors and collectors, with visits by prior arrangement.
London City Bond
One of the UK’s most established bonded networks for fine wine storage and trade.
Octavian Vaults
Renowned underground cellars offering exceptional, stable conditions for long-term ageing.
Locke King Vaults
HMRC-approved specialist storage with full account management for collectors.
“Store in one of our segregated client accounts, or your own private account - either way, we assist you all the way.”
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