Enter into cooperation with Rare Wine Invest

Rare Wine Invest is not only Denmarks leading company for investment in wines, it is also the leading one within Scandinavia. Now they have joined forces with Arendal Vintners to become even bigger in this market. To improve service to existing and new investors, is reason behind the cooperation.  During 2018 Arendal Vintners will invite for meetings, tastings and other exclusive sessions in most of Norway to promote fine wine as an asset. The cooperation also opens the gate for sale of collections in the international market. So, if you live in Norway – and want more information about investing in wine – we ask you to contact Areandal Vintners! Use info@arendalvintners.com or +47 4064 8083.

Annoncement from Rare wine Invest:

Rare Wine Invest er ikke bare Danmarks største formidler af investeringsvin, vi er også Skandinaviens største - og vi vil være endnu større!

For at kunne servicere kommende og nuværende Norske investorer endnu bedre, vil vi her præsentere vores nyeste samarbejdspartner i Norge - Arendal Vintners.

I samarbejde med de 4 kompetente ildsjæle bag Arendal Vintners; Cato, Anders, Lars N og Lars H, vil vi i løbet af 2018 afholde møder, foredrag, vinsmagninger og andre eksklusive arrangementer i det meste af Norge. Har du en stor privat kælder du vil sælge, kan vi også hjælpe med det!

Kan du ikke vente med at komme igang med din vininvestering - og er du bosat i Norge - kan du kontakte Arendal Vintners på info@arendalvintners.com eller +47 4064 8083.

Outside the box!

Chair of Board in Arendal Vintners, AS, Anders Holm.

Anders Holm (MSc) is head of the board and the second founding partners of Arendal Vintners. He has special interest in what comes out of the Langhe valley, and is heading a local collectors´ society.  – For the fun of it, he says. Anders is providing insight from an interesting business career, and characterizes the monopolized system in Norway as both good and bad. - It secures high quality and trustworthy retail. At the same time you can judge it as an apparatus for the well-established and dominant distributors, he explains.  There are interesting opportinities for emerging entities like Arendal Vintners, if they are succeeding in doing business from outside the established framework, he continues.

- We have at least two challenges in this sector today. One is that the Norwegian restaurateurs and collectors are cut off from the goodies if they are not operating internationally. This constitutes an opportunity for a company like ours. We can help them out.  Secondly, you need to provide vintages ready to drink without having to store them for decades. To adjust for these anomalies, you need at least one finger in the international trade to have a sound business, Anders Holm states!

Investors evening 17th November

Arendal Vintners invites to a presentation of opportunities in the Fine Wine market. The event will be at Bankgården Arendal, starting from 18.00, and is open to interested parties, but limited no of seats.

Program: 

• How is the market organized
• What has been the financial outputs from the market
• How do I do my placements - and how do I follow the development
• What are the tax implications
• Do I need to store my purchases or is it a contract based market
• How do I realize my positions 
• Will Arendal Vintners buy my cellar?

Founding partner about the idea of Arendal Vintners

Founding partener, Cato Litangen

The interest in wine and the wine trade developed when part-timing in the Norwegian Wine Monopoly beside studies in political science and public management. The public opinion is that the institution secures high quality and reasonable pricing to the benefit of the consumer in Norway. At the same time it works as a good policy instrument for lowering the consumption in the population. Behind this monopolized retailing there are authorized private companies, doing imports and representation of foreign wine makers. Arendal Vintners is among them.

Arendal Vintners materialize the combination of traditional quality and new ways of doing things.

The normal trade happens by traditional representation and tenders from the Monopoly. Arendal Vintners is adhering to this system. However we also see an opportunity in the trade that develops from the extensive information platforms in the industry, and we try to use these systems to shape new services in the Norwegian market. This endeavour represents our “innovative approach” to the Norwegian business. So for me, Arendal Vintners materialize the combination of traditional quality and new ways of doing things.

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Cato Litangen