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Interest in Fine wine as an investment has been growing annually
as more and more people become aware of the opportunities brought
about by simple supply and demand.
Fine wines from the Bordeaux region have produced significant
gains over the years with less volatility than any other recognized
market.
Why fine wine goes up in value
The main reason fine wines go up in value is supply and demand.
As fine wines mature with age they improve in taste, and when bottles
are drunk the wine becomes rarer and therefore increases in price.
To make the best return on your investment it is best to purchase
the wine early. This however requires a good knowledge
of fine wines to ensure you buy the correct wines.
The advantages of investing in wine.
Wine is a tangible asset as it is a physical product rather
than just a certificate.
Fine wines are produced in a finite quantity which then
diminishes over time as wine is consumed, which leads
to reduced availability
and price rises.
Investing in fine wine is exempt from capital gains tax,
however certain rules apply and it is prudent to speak
to an Independent Financial advisor.
Potential returns can be between 8 to 12% per annum if
the correct wines are purchased at the right time.
These
figures are only
an estimate as some wines do not perform this well while
others outperform these figures.
If you would like to receive further information on wine investment
opportunities please complete our no obligation information
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The smart money has been investing in wine for many years
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Wine Investments News
Fine Wine Investors Enjoy A Vintage Year As
Prices Rise By 90%
A case of Château Margaux bought en primeur back in 1990 for £580
would now be worth around £3500

Benefits of Investing in Wine
Tax free: No capital gains tax
Tangible Asset: Wine is a physical product rather than just a certificate
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