WineShop At Home: A Business You Start “In the Black”
By Martha McBride
Starting a new business is generally thought to be risky. You invest your money, work “hard,” and hope that your sweat, tears, and capital get you an appropriate ROI (Return On Investment). Wineries are notoriously risky propositions, with uncontrollable factors like climate, commodity pricing, and agricultural factors making the large financial investment in a business with a long lifecycle a white-knuckle affair. You know what they say, “The best way to make a small fortune as a winery is to start with a large fortune.”
Yet, the romance of the industry continues to draw new people to it. The wine lifestyle is an enviable one; it’s the convergence of so many great interests – history, geography, horticulture, literature, gastronomy. What’s not to love?
With all this in mind, we’re particularly proud of the small-business opportunity WineShop At Home offers. When someone decides to get into the wine business with WineShop, they start their business “in the black.” That’s because the retail value of the wine they receive when they start their business is worth more than what they pay to purchase their business kit.
So, even if all you did was decide to give the business a try and hold a few really fun wine tastings with your family and friends, you’d have received more in your business kit than you’d spent and had a chance to feel out the wine business on your own terms. Imagine if every time you purchased a case of wine, someone offered you the opportunity to convert that wine purchase into an extra stream of income. No land-acquisition or bankers required!
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