Production
Made from selected apples with slow, artisanal fermentation.
A cask of artisanal apple balsamic vinegar, aged into a premium culinary product — a niche, tangible asset.
Satellite allocations
Made from selected apples with slow, artisanal fermentation.
The vinegar concentrates and gains complexity in the cask over the years.
The aged product is marketed as a premium food product.
A cask of vinegar produced and aged by the producer on your behalf.
Provided by a specialised partner, with whom the contract is concluded directly. AvantGarde introduces you and accompanies you; it does not hold client funds.
Partner projections are estimates, not promises. You receive them with all costs and risks, in writing, after the partner has assessed your situation — never as a headline.
A small niche market with limited price transparency.
You depend on the producer for ageing and sale.
Consumer trends in premium food can change.
No organised secondary market.
Who runs it, for how long, with which references and audited accounts.
What exactly you own, in whose name, and under which law.
Entry, running and exit costs — added up, in writing.
How and when you can get out, and what happens if you need to earlier.
Size, horizon and liquidity checked against your pension, property and reserves.
“I only present an investment after I have understood how it can go wrong. If I would not explain it to my own family, it is not on this list.”

“Tangible, sustainable and authentic assets that combine tradition and innovation.”Cédric Favre · client review on avantgarde-investment.ch
You receive the partner documentation, all-in costs and risks — then a call with Steve to see whether it fits your plan at all. No obligation.

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