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Investors should consider diversifying their portfolio across Italian, Australian and even Portuguese wines to avoid 'putting their eggs in one basketThe Mail OnlineMay 2012
Cellars in Yorkshire and the North East are more valuably stocked than in the rest of the country, wine being one of the most popular investments in Yorkshire and the North East with 45% of those (HNWI’s) surveyed currently owning collections.The Yorkshire PostJune 2012
Australia has a fairly solid position in mainland China, ranking in second place (to France) in the market for imported wine. Australian fine wine has something of a following among adventurous Chinese wine drinkers.Jancisrobinson.com April 2012
In all but one five-year period since 1988, wine investment has shown a positive return. By contrast, the FTSE 100 index has had 63 negative periods.Financial TimesMay 2012
China is Australia's fastest-growing wine export market, surging 23 per cent to $211 million over the 12 months to the end of March, up from just $6m in 2004. It is now our third-largest export customer in value terms.The AustralianMay 2012
Quantitative research by Coutts, the bank, that analysed the correlation of selected alternative assets with traditional assets such as large-cap shares, found that modern art is “able to help with short-term inflation, whereas collectable stamps…Financial Times,May 2012
Uncertainty over the viability of the European Monetary Union and volatility of the euro may incite investors to seek refuge in wineDecanter MagazineJune 2012
This resilience means that the volatility of wine prices is low: Calculations show that historical volatility is approximately 50 per cent less than that of the FTSE, half that of gold and less than half that of oil.Financial TimesFebruary 2012
A lot of mature wines are slightly behind their natural price curve and will benefit from an expensive en primeur campaign. The market “will put on between 14 and 18 per cent by the end of the year”.Financial TimesJune 2012
Great bordeaux is a like the timeless “little black dress” which never goes out of fashionFinancial TimesJune 2012
This resilience means that the volatility of wine prices is low: Calculations show that historical volatility is approximately 50 per cent less than that of the FTSE, half that of gold and less than half that of oil.Financial TimesFebruary 2012
A lot of mature wines are slightly behind their natural price curve and will benefit from an expensive en primeur campaign. The market “will put on between 14 and 18 per cent by the end of the year”.Financial TimesJune 2012
Uncertainty over the viability of the European Monetary Union and volatility of the euro may incite investors to seek refuge in wineDecanter MagazineJune 2012
Great bordeaux is a like the timeless “little black dress” which never goes out of fashionFinancial TimesJune 2012
Investors should consider diversifying their portfolio across Italian, Australian and even Portuguese wines to avoid 'putting their eggs in one basketThe Mail OnlineMay 2012
Cellars in Yorkshire and the North East are more valuably stocked than in the rest of the country, wine being one of the most popular investments in Yorkshire and the North East with 45% of those (HNWI’s) surveyed currently owning collections.The Yorkshire PostJune 2012
Recent vintages were hit hard by the slowdown in the Chinese market but some fund managers now predict double-digit growth in the market this yearFinancial TimesJune 2012
Australia's wine exports to China continue to surge, with sales rising by 23 per cent in value over the past year to make it the nation's fastest growing market.The AustralianApril 2012
China is Australia's fastest-growing wine export market, surging 23 per cent to $211 million over the 12 months to the end of March, up from just $6m in 2004. It is now our third-largest export customer in value terms.The AustralianMay 2012
Australia has a fairly solid position in mainland China, ranking in second place (to France) in the market for imported wine. Australian fine wine has something of a following among adventurous Chinese wine drinkers.Jancisrobinson.com April 2012
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