OenoFuture appoints liquidator
Oenofuture Limited, the company that held the majority of the Oeno Group’s wine investment, has appointed a provisional liquidator according to documents filed at Companies House, three months after closing its office and ceasing operations.
The appointment of MHA Advisory comes after customers of the Oeno Group were warned by the City of London Trading Standards that they may not get their money back, as it was thought that around 80% of client’s wine was held by Oenofutures Limited.
A statement from the organisation said that “perhaps” only 20% was held in individual customer accounts (and therefore accessible) even though “efforts have been made behind the scenes to transfer as much wine as possible from Oenofuture Limited into individual customer accounts”.
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The statement also noted that Oenofuture Limited lost its approved status on the Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme register in October 2025.
The fine wine trading company was set up in 2016 and grew to comprise a number of different operations including the fine wine investment arm (OenoFuture) and OenoTrade, which connected wine investors with the private trade sector, along with boutique wine bar Oeno House. This bar at the Royal Exchange was developed to provide a unique “liquidation pathway” pathway for clients, selling stock on their behalf to customers, but it appears to have been closed since late last year.
db has approached the liquidators for comment.
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