Sell an inherited wine collection.
Someone left you a rack of wine, a few cases in the basement, or a whole cellar. You don't know which bottles matter, and you'd rather not guess. Send us photos or a list. We work out what each bottle is, and you get one written offer for the lot.
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What people who inherit wine ask us first.
Most people who inherit wine have never sold a bottle. These are the three questions we hear most, answered plainly.
“I can't tell which of these bottles are worth anything.”
You don't need to. Send the photos and we identify every bottle and price each one on its own, by vintage, size, fill and storage. The offer is free, it's in writing, and there's no obligation to take it. If you want a feel for what moves a wine's number first, our wine values guide walks through it.
“What should I actually photograph?”
Four things. The front label of each wine, with the vintage readable. The fill: stand the bottle upright and take one shot at eye level so we can see where the wine stops. Any original wooden cases or cartons, since a case helps on top Bordeaux and Burgundy. And one wide shot of where it was all kept, the cellar, the rack or the closet, because storage tells us a lot. A typed list works too.
“There are a hundred bottles. Do I have to sell them one at a time?”
No. We price every bottle, then make one offer for the lot, so a single tired bottle never drags down the rest. If some wines are better opened with family, we'll say so. Once you accept, we send a free shipping kit, insured both ways, inspect the wine when it arrives and pay you in 5 to 7 days.
Start with a few photos.
Send the labels and fills, or a list, and a real person prices every bottle. One written offer for the lot. Quotes within 48 hours, guaranteed.
- Quotes within 48 hours, guaranteed
- Insured shipping both ways, on us
- No fees taken from your payout, ever