Château Coutet is the first French wine on Alti Wine Exchange

by Aug 13, 2019News0 comments

Today Château Coutet announced the pricing of its Initial Bottle Offering at Alti Wine Exchange for its Cuvée Émeri 2016: 600 euros per bottle in bond (no taxes).

Out of only 300 bottles, Château Coutet, the first Grand Cru Classé of Saint Emilion back in 1855, is putting 150 bottles on offer through Alti Wine Exchange. Every numbered bottle has been individually hand-crafted by a master glassblower, following the finest French glass-making tradition and reproducing the 1750 very special bottle found by the family in the property, making every bottle even more unique.

The tokens representing Château Coutet Cuvée Émeri 2016 are expected to begin trading on Alti Wine Exchange on October 8th, 2019 under the ticker symbol “COT” and the offering is expected to close on October 2, 2019.

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The offering of this very unique and rare opportunity is being made only by means of a prospectus to qualified investors in Alti Wine Exchange. Copies of the term sheet relating to the offering may be obtained here: https://ibo-chateau-coutet.altiwineexchange.com

Adrien Beaulieu, from the oldest organic Saint-Emilion wine producer, Château Coutet, confirmed that Japan only has shown interest in buying this special Cuvée in bigger numbers than the quantity produced. There is no doubt that the worldwide interest for this wine is huge, but Adrien explained: ‘the reason I preferred to sell half of the production of our Cuvée Emeri through Alti is because it’s the only way that will allow multiple investors to have ownership of this unique wine at different price levels’. This extraordinary wine has a retail market price of 800 euros.

About Château Coutet: Vineyards of Château Coutet are located 500 meters from the historic village of Saint-Emilion on a hill surrounded by some of the most prestigious names in the appellation. Grape varieties are composed of ancient forms of Merlot and Cabernet Franc, of the same type that were grown centuries ago and passed on from generation to generation. Château Coutet was one of the first Grand Cru Classé in Saint Emilion in 1954 and has always been producing organic grapes, making them the first organic Saint-Emilion château.

About Alti Wine Exchange: Alti Wine Exchange is the trade name of ALTI Exchange Group, the blockchain powered marketplace company servicing alternative investment markets.

Alti Exchange Group, is Rethinking Wine Investment. ALTI Wine Exchange is the world’s first open and transparent marketplace for retail clients, institutions and brokers to trade fine and rare wines as tokens around the globe.

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