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Looking to the Future - Diversification is the Key
Looking to the Future - Diversification is the Key
With the current Bordeaux release ‘2009’ being talked up as possibly the best vintage of the past 60 years, it’s hard to ignore the undoubted quality & ever growing demand for top Bordeaux wines.
Richmond,
Surrey,
United Kingdom
(prbd.net)
21/06/2010
"With the current Bordeaux release ‘2009’ being talked up as possibly the best vintage of the past 60 years, it’s hard to ignore the undoubted quality & ever growing demand for top Bordeaux wines."
With the current Bordeaux release ‘2009’ being talked up as possibly the best vintage of the past 60 years, it’s hard to ignore the undoubted quality & ever growing demand for top Bordeaux wines.
The quality of products, along with the market progress that has allowed the development of a very healthy secondary market means that top fine wines have been able to offer some great returns, even when other markets seem to be hitting rock bottom. For those of you who have not been privy to the type of returns clients within this market have been seeing, here are a few figures taken from Liv-Ex (Index of the leading 100 wines). Growth of 4.4% in May 2010 with the index up 37.15% year on year and 23.8% in the past year to date. Now more than ever is a time for diversification!
The future of wine investment is very much in offering a diversified portfolio of products from all of the leading wine producing nations. Based on the following three key indicators, Cult and Boutique see that the future is very much in offering a diversified portfolio of products from all of the leading wine producing nations;
1. The market performance of the best boutique wines from the new world,
2. The undeniable strength of the global wine market lead by 1st Growth Bordeaux Wines.
3. The recent inclusion of Asia coming through as a major buying powerhouse.
With an ever growing number of people turning to more secure areas of growth partly due to the global uncertainty that is being felt, we have seen that wine has been one of the favoured areas for the shrewd investor with wines from Bordeaux and burgundy as well as selected wines from Italy, the USA & Australia being favoured. Cult and Boutique Wines ( http://www.cultandboutique.com ) are looking to the future and see that with the level of growth that the market has been seeing, it’s not any one sector of the fine wine market that investors should be focusing on but looking at having a well diversified wine portfolio focusing not only on the obvious quality of the Bordeaux and burgundies that have already got a huge international following but also the best that some other wine producing nation have to offer. As we see more buyers and sellers in this market than we have at any other time we also see that there are more people drinking these wines too, this truly is an international product that can be traded at ease and to be able to take full advantage you need to be able to cater to all tastes.
Cult and Boutique Wines ( http://www.cultandboutique.com ) are well placed to project the direction in which peoples tastes and buying patterns are going as they currently specialise in wholesale as well as dealing direct to many high end establishments.
For more information visit Watchmad at http://www.cultandboutique.com or phone 0208 948 9433.
Press Contact:
Paul Evans
Cult and Boutique Wines Ltd
Richmond, Surrey TW9 1HY UK
0208 948 9433
webmaster@cultandboutique.com
http://www.cultandboutique.com
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Cult and Boutique Wines Ltd specialist wine merchants and members of Wine Australia, prepare for the upcoming Annual Trade Tasting "World Class Australia" on the 3rd February 2010 to be held at the Saatchi Gallery London.
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