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Buy great wine

Shop our cellar of great (and historically great) wines from around the world
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Have it cellared

On checkout, opt to have your wine cellared. Secure, climate-controlled, and insured
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Get it delivered

On checkout, opt for delivery or easily withdraw from your cellar anytime

Two epic collections

Great wines

All the greats - great for now, great for later, historically great

Historically great wines

The 1% of the wine world - Investment grade wines

What the critics say

Great (and historically great) wine reviews
98 points - Tyson StelzerGrosset Polish Hill 2024

time will most certainly reveal this to be one of the greatest in Grosset's 44 vintage history, and one of the finest Australian rieslings conjured yet.

100 points - Andrew Caillard MWPenfolds Grange Bin 95 2018

One of the greatest vintages of all time

100 points - Lisa Perrotti-Brown, Wine AdvocateChâteau d'Yquem Sauternes 2001

It is among a very small clutch of incredible wines that crash through the 100-point ceiling and rocket beyond the stratosphere!

100 points - James SucklingMount Mary Quintet 2019

This is a great Quintet, one of the best in fact. Here’s a wine that combines such elegance, power and polish to a level seen in the best wines of Bordeaux in the best vintages

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Great for now

Some wines are meant to be drunk youthful or on release (like a Non Vintage sparkling). Others may be in their drink window (the peak time to enjoy them)

These wines are great for now

Great for later

Some wines get better with age. We recommend cellaring them, and we can help with that 😉

Hint: check the wines drink window - it's flavours will keep evolving as it ages

Historically great wine

Some wines are an asset that can grow in value. These are the 1%

In fact, less than 1% of all wine produced globally is investment grade. They are the best of the best, and they can age, sometimes for a century

These are wines that have built up a track record of high quality, high demand and historically high performance

They're part of an asset class called collectibles - think fine art, cars, handbags and watches - and over the past decade they've been one of the best performing

Nice to meet you

Great grapes, made simple

Hi, we’re Steph and Mitch, the couple behind TradingGrapes.

We built this site to make it simple to buy and cellar great wines—whether buying to drink or investing for the future

If there’s a bottle you’re chasing or a region you’re curious about, let us know—we’re here to make buying great wine easier and more rewarding.

Cheers!
Steph & Mitch Kerr, Co-Founders

Great stories

Behind the bottle

Behind the bottle

The makers behind your great wines
Wine 1-O-1s

Wine 1-O-1s

How to get the most out of great wine
Investment insights

Investment insights

Learn about the 1% of the wine wold

Frequently asked questions

We store your wine in a state-of-the-art, climate-controlled, secure facility where temperatures are monitored hourly throughout the day to ensure your wine stays in optimal ageing conditions. Our insurance policy covers fire, flood, and theft while your wine is in our care

Most wines are made to drink now—affordable and produced in high volumes. However, wines crafted to age evolve over time, developing deeper flavours and greater complexity. As they mature, their value increases. With less than 1% of wines considered 'investment grade,' each bottle you add to your collection is a rare asset. And once a bottle is gone, it’s gone forever

A wine's drink window is the period when it’s said to be at its peak, balancing maturity and freshness. Wines built to age evolve over time, starting with primary flavours (like fruit) and secondary flavours (like oak or spice) that come from the grapes and wine making process at the beginning of the window. As it ages, tertiary flavours (earthy, nutty, or savoury) take over, adding depth and complexity. Knowing a wine's drink window helps collectors decide when to enjoy it, sell it, or hold onto it for a little longer

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