French wine auctioneer iDealwine has simplified its shipping policy for UK customers in the wake of Brexit, by switching to a delivered-duty-paid policy that means customers don't have to settle customs-related charges with their shipper when the wines actually arrive in the UK.
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Home | Auctions & Fine Wine Market | Liquid Assets 2020 (Q4): Coping with Covid-19: How the fine-wine market is making the best of a tough year Liquid Assets 2020 (Q4): Coping with Covid-19: How the fine-wine market is making the best of a tough year
By Chloe Ashton | March 23 2021
The top lot at Sotheby s Hong Kong sale, July 5, 2020: A Methuselah of DRC Romanée-Conti 1999, sold for HK$2,108,000 / US$271,911. Photography courtesy of Sotheby’s
The Drinks Business
08 February 2021 By James Lawrence
Fine wine digital platform iDealwine has announced a series of ambitious plans for expansion, including doubling its sales revenue over the next five years.
iDealwine’s founders Cyrille Jomand, Angélique de Lencquesaing and Lionel Cuenca
On 26 January, the e-merchant finalised an agreement with venture capital firm Capital Croissance, replacing LM Holding as iDealwine’s principal investor. Capital Croissance will invest an undisclosed sum into the business, to facilitate its growth and diversification.
“We wish to thank LM Holding for its support over the years, and its significant contribution to our strong growth year on year since 2015,” said CEO Cyrille Jomand.