Collector's Guide: Rhône
A guide to the Rhône fine wine market...
Wine Collecting
Everything you need to know about investing in wine: the top ten investment brands, top ten traded wines and much more…
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US wine investment firm Vint launches new 'marketplace'
Group seeking to increase wine investment interest in US creates new retail site...
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Ageworthy Italian whites: 10 to try
Five pairs of wines made from indigenous Italian varieties to illustrate their ageability...
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Investing in Californian wine: top Napa labels still reign
A snapshot of the current market...
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Investing in Burgundy: Rarity value keeps market moving
A snapshot of the current market...
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Cape Winemakers Guild 2022 auction sets sales record
A record-breaking return to home soil for South Africa's premier wine auction...
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Collector's Guide: Red Burgundy
A guide to the red Burgundy fine wine market
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Collector's guide: Right Bank Bordeaux
A must-read if you're considering investing in right bank Bordeaux
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Investing in Champagne: Sales boom continues
A snapshot of the current Champagne market...
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Investing in Italian wine: SuperTuscans continue to lead the way
An in-depth look at the SuperTuscan investment market...
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Investing in Spanish wine: a market waiting in the wings
There’s good action among collectors, but the investment focus remains on the two Ribera del Duero big-hitters
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Investing in Champagne: No sign of slowing
The top names continue to pull in the sales...
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Penfolds G5 – first taste of the final multi-vintage Grange blend
The first taste of Penfolds G5, the last in the Australian winery’s experimental series of blending separate vintages of Grange.
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Penfolds Collection 2021: 70 years of Grange and two new Superblends
Exclusive preview tasting of 2017 Grange and more…
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CWG 2021 auction wines: the bottles to bid on
South Africa's premier wine sale…
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Investing in Italian wine: spotlight on prospects
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Bordeaux wine investment: 20 years of market hits and misses
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Penfolds Grange 1951 sets auction record
A bottle from the first vintage of this famous Australian wine sells for more than £57,000…
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La Paulée de New York celebrates twentieth anniversary
Top Burgundian wine names flock to New York...
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Will English wine become a collector's item?
Liv-ex just reported its first English wine trade...
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Christie's sees strong bidding for rare Madeira
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Auction analysis
Like the trio of most recent Bordeaux vintages, two decades ago all the talk was of the ’88s, ’89s and ’90s. John Stimpfig looks at how their fortunes have fared as investments
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Auction news
Sign language In Asia, it’s often not the wine that matters, it’s the meaning – and money – behind it
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Collectors' news
Mouton 2008 price rockets
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Collectors' News: January 2010 issue
Significantly higher levels of trading on the Liv-ex platform in recent months might suggest a broader fine wine recovery beyond Lafite (see p117). So far, much of that activity has focused on the resurgence of the 2000 and 2005 vintages.
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Collectors' News: February 2010 issue
There was little doubt about the enthusiasm of US critics, notably Robert Parker, for the 2007 Southern Rhônes. In the Wine Advocate, Parker awarded 10 100-point scores, beating the previous record of 2000 Bordeaux with nine and 2001 California with eight.
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Collectors' News: March 2010 issue
A new player in Bordeaux will provide a ‘five-star’ provenance certification on every case of wine it sells. Bordeaux Provenance guarantees that all wines sold via its online portal
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Collectors' News: April 2010 issue
Just months after Vinfolio created the world’s largest fine wine consumer trading platform, Vinfolio MarketPlace, the firm has been forced to seek protection from bankruptcy.
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Collectors' News: May 2010 issue
Reports from Bordeaux about the quality of 2009 continue to up the ante. With some châteaux owners claiming that their wines are the greatest they have ever produced, the first trade tasting of the vintage was held in London last month,
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Collectors' News: July 2010 issue
UK merchants and commentators have come out in an unusual show of agreement with Robert Parker’s assessment of Bordeaux 2009, which appeared in the Wine Advocate at the end of April.
