Wine investors benefit from (Bordeaux Wines) Internet trading platforms

Wine investors benefit from Internet trading platforms
Philadelphia Enquirer - Liv-ex's Maxwell said about 10 percent of the Liv-Ex 100 index's rise in value came in June as investors bought the new 2005 vintage of Bordeaux wines at record prices. He said that conditions were ideal for wine growing that year -- the area didn't
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Gino L. Filippi, Wine Correspondent
San Bernardino County Sun - Filippi Cucamonga and Chateau Reynier Bordeaux wines from 6 to 8 p.m. Light appetizer will be served. Le Bellissimo is at 11849 Foothill Blvd (southwest corner Foothill and Rochester) in Rancho Cucamonga. Dinner reservations are recommended. Call
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Motorway project threatens Ch teau Margaux
Daily Telegraph - In common with other top Bordeaux wines, the appellation has resisted the slump, caused by over-production and changing tastes, that has afflicted most of France's wine industry. The British importers Berry Bros list the "legendary" 2005 premier cru
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk

Investing in wine
This is Money - Since 1855, Bordeaux wines have been classified into five ranks. The cr me de la cr me are the first growths, closely followed by the super seconds; further down come the third, fourth and fifth growths. The better the wine, the longer it takes to
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Morgan's southern comfort
Observer - The whole meal, with glasses of California and Bordeaux wines included, came to $60. In terms of value for money, it may have been the best meal I'd ever had. Next time I am in New York, and want to eat Madidi's-quality food, I may have to give
Source: observer.guardian.co.uk

Vintage of the century? Already?
Chicago Tribune - For Bordeaux wines, it is usually a wait of two years, which is why wine merchants are selling 2005 futures just as they're receiving actual shipment of the 2003. Wines purchased as futures also tend to be priced lower than the suggested retail price
Source: www.chicagotribune.com

List a look into the past
Daytona Beach News-Journal - Many of the great classic Bordeaux wines listed no longer are in circulation. Others, such as the 1970 Lafite Rothschild Pauillac listed at $215 now goes for about $250 retail (not restaurant price, which may be two to three times retail). It would be
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Briefly: Rival version of Lipitor to be sold a year earlier
Herald Tribune - Overall exports to the end of May were up by 18.6 percent, with the highly-praised 2005 vintage for Bordeaux wines taking much of the credit. $@ (AFP)
Source: www.iht.com