Newsletter April 09
   
 

Bonjour,
En-Primeur 2008 kicks off with early positive reviews from critics and a favourable exchange rate. So, it’s a good time to invest in wines!

Visit www.vintageassets.net to read our special En-Primeur 2008 newsletter. Make your reservations now!

In early April, the G-20 leaders committed to improving the economy of export driven countries. This is definitely good news to the expanding wine market in Korea as reported by Joong Ang Daily.

Also read about how Chateau Lafite is going to develop a vineyard in China and Hong Kong’s stellar auction prices.

As always, we’d like to hear from you too.

Au revoir!

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Downturn won’t deter wine-loving companies by Son Yong-seok

March 23, 2009 - Love knows no bounds. That’s what you might say about Korean conglomerates’ long-standing affair with the wine industry, which continues even now, as sales fluctuate. ...Read more

 

Lafite Rothschild 1982

On March 23, 2009 Liv-Ex (London International Vintners Exchange) released a report in Chateau Lafite Rothschild 1983. Click to read more...Read more

 

Hong Kong Auction Sizzles Again

Acker Merrall & Condit is the wine market leader in the United States released a report on their last sales auction in Hong Kong...Read more

 

Lafite makes historic move into China by Adam Lechmere

March 27, 2009 - In a historic move, Bordeaux first growth Chateau Lafite is developing a vineyard in China....Read more

 

Rare champagne sets world record at HK wine auction by Deng Shasha

March 28, 2009 - A bottle of rare champagne fetched 164,560 Hong Kong dollars (21,097 U.S. dollars) at a wine auction here on Saturday, setting a new world record for the price of any bottle of champagne sold at an auction...Read more
   
   
 
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