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Investment tools tell collectors what to hold. A buying desk needs a harder answer: where on earth can this bottle be sourced cheapest — with provenance you'd trust — right now.
This is a working prototype of that engine: live market data, arbitrage desk, and AI sourcing analysis — built in one evening to show how procurement thinking closes a gap the market hasn't filled.
Liv-ex index tracking, buy/hold scoring for collectors. Mature, crowded, well-served. We don't compete here.
Match one bottle across hundreds of merchants and auctions globally. Screen provenance. Find the margin. This is the gap.
Six months of gains after a 3-year correction. Buyers paying up, gap between trade price and quoted price closing fast. For a disciplined buyer — this is the moment.
Source · Liv-ex market reports Q1 2026 · All figures real and verifiable
The same wine trades at very different prices across merchants, auctions and importers worldwide. The engine matches listings, screens provenance, and surfaces the cheapest clean source.
Ask the AI to analyse any fine wine from a procurement angle — where to source, what the market is doing, what to watch for. This is what replaces the analyst floor.
Enter any fine wine. The engine returns a buy/hold/wait call with sourcing rationale.
Composite read across momentum, liquidity, should-cost gap and scarcity. In 2024, 80% of all Liv-ex trade value sat in just 2% of wines — buying is a concentration problem.
Per-wine signals grounded in real Liv-ex Q1 2026 data · Composite scores are engine outputs