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‘A year of extremes’, ‘good yields’, ‘a cool start and wet finish’, ‘poor’, ‘outstanding’. These are typical phrases that describe the character of a particular vintage – but how do they, ultimately, translate into quality? Anyone interested in wine investment needs to be aware of the vintage impact on price and performance. Our latest article explores the factors that shape a ‘great vintage’ – from vineyard conditions to winemaking methods, and key figures at Bordeaux estates also weigh in. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e6YNz2eF

We spoke with key figures from leading #Bordeaux estates about the wines they would choose to #invest in. Here's what we found: 👉 Vintage quality is cited as the main driver of choice. 👉 There is a variety of investment-worthy vintages across the region. 👉 All interviewees chose vintages younger than 2015. Read more on the top 6 vintages for investment here: https://lnkd.in/ex4Gg2R4

Following our a guide to Burgundy’s sub-regions, today we turn our focus to the region’s quality and ownership divisions, which are equally integral to understanding what makes its wines so exceptional. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dimhzsPZ #WineCap #Burgundy #BurgundyWines #BurgundyWine #WineRegions #WineInvestment #FineWines #InvestmentTrends #MarketTrends #WineMarket #PortfolioManagement

#Italy is the world’s largest wine producer, responsible for over 6.5 billion bottles annually across nearly two million acres of vineyards. The region also stands as one of the most dynamic and resilient regions in the global fine wine investment market – accounting for over 15% of the secondary fine wine trade by value, with a growing number of investment-grade wines. 📈 Our Italy Report delves into the fundamentals of this fascinating region, including the development of its investment market, historic performance, and key players. Discover more here: https://lnkd.in/eV6nVYQ8 #WineCap #FineWine #MarketTrends #ItalianWine #ItalyWine

We conducted interviews with key figures at major Bordeaux estates who highlighted their perspectives on the relevance of historic classifications. Here's what you'll learn in our latest news article: → Left and Right Bank producers think the 1855 and 1955 classifications are still important references for investors. → Branding influence represents a counter pattern. → Market forces bring lower-tier Growths to the fore but not trend-setting. https://lnkd.in/egZMe2Sn #WineCap #Bordeaux #BordeauxWineRegion #BordeauxWine #FineWine

How is the price of fine wine determined? 🤔 The price of fine wine is influenced by a combination of tangible and intangible factors, and understanding these factors is essential to making informed investment decisions. We've put together a guide that explores these key factors, from production to market dynamics. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eEYRzfe7

The Chinese Zodiac continues to influence fine wine trends in Asia, particularly around Lunar New Year. 2025 marks the Year of the Wood Snake, with previous vintages under the same zodiac sign including 2013, 2001, 1989, and 1977. We explore the best regions and wines from these ‘Snake’ years and their investment appeal in our latest article: https://lnkd.in/eqP7HefG

Whether you’re new to wine investing or looking to diversify your portfolio, our CEO, Alexander Westgarth's exclusive interview with Sommelier Times provides valuable advice on navigating the market with confidence. ⬇️

#Bordeaux is the cornerstone of the wine investment market as we know it today. Our Bordeaux Report delves into why this region continues to be a dominant force, with its rich history, prestigious brands, and top performers driving growth. Read the full report to learn more about this fascinating region: https://lnkd.in/edJEePNB