[On Champagne] In success you deserve it and in defeat, you need it
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May 15, 2025
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Define Your Investment Objectives Decide if you want short-term gains from trading sought-after wines or a long-term strategy that leverages wine’s appreciation as it ages. Understand your risk tolerance and investment horizon to tailor your approach. Build a Diversified Portfolio Diversify by region, vintage, and producer to minimize risk and increase potential returns. Include established … Continue reading "Key Advice for Wine Investing – Pros and Beginners alike!"
September 3, 2023
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An Excellent article by William Kelly from the Wine Advocate. I personally go for second wines of the prime chateaus and AOCs for personal drinking. I find it great value. An area to address is the power of the wine press (and négociants) in Bordeaux and how they act as complicating factor in reaching the … Continue reading "Bordeaux in 2023: The State of the Art"
October 5, 2022
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I recently completed the Capstone California Wine Programme Level 1 with Lim Hwee Peng. It was a pure online and examinable course; highly recommended for all wine enthusiasts. It is also a way to be familiar with the diversity and history of wine making in California. Especially the ever-changing AVAs. For those interested in upcoming … Continue reading "California, Capstone and Cabernets"
March 8, 2022
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In an era of on-going uncertainty – inflation, commodity crunch, geopolitics, climate change – alternative investments such as wine continue to hold steady as a store of value. ========================================================== March 4, 2022 After a scorching year, the wine market entered 2022 with fiery momentum across every major wine index. With the advent of the new … Continue reading "Some Important Snippets from the Wine Market Journal"
May 31, 2021
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https://cnaluxury.channelnewsasia.com/experiences/wine-champagne-pinot-noir-riesling-climate-change-14894918 In case you haven’t noticed, champagne prices have dropped about 10% across the board. The only ones that have held are Krug and other collectibles. More vintages as well coming online. Champagne collection is seeing an uptrend among HNWIs recently. For everyday drinking, I’m also looking forward to more Spätburgunder / Pinot Noir from … Continue reading "Climate Change and the Wines You Drink"
