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One of Italy’s world renowned Super Tuscan wines, Marchesi Antinori’s Tignanello has shown some very impressive growth in recent years.
Rarity can be one of the biggest driving forces in the wine market and from this perspective, Chave’s Cuvee Cathelin fits the bill.
This wine from the famous Napa Valley in California has been a great diversification for those looking to see what the new world has to offer.
One of the famous Bordeaux ‘First Growths’, this wine is a well known powerhouse within the fine wine market.
Hailing from Burgundy, twelve bottle cases of 2009 La Tache could be picked up in January 2014 for around £23,000.
The fine wine market works on a supply and demand basis, every vintage is limited in production with the emphasis on quality not volume.
