At $20 million, Vinfolio (after 15 years of financial instability) moves into #12 position in wine tech funding series

NOTE: Given the wine industry’s general lack of financial transparency, the confirmed investments in this article are most likely lower than actual amounts. Wine Industry Insight sent a courtesy draft of this chart to the company and requested any corrections or comments. No response was received.

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Vinfolio was founded in 2003 by wine collector Stephen J. Bachmann as a solution to administering his 7,000-bottle wine collection.

 

According to an early description of Vinfolio, he said that, “finally the administrative tasks associated with amassing and developing a wine collection can be accomplished with efficiency, expertise and convenience, allowing passionate oenophiles to get back to the fun of collecting and drinking wine.”

 

Hits financial rocks in 2010 after raising $10+ Million

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Vinfolio moves into #12 position in top wine tech fundings.

 

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