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The wine investment market exploded in the noughties. Following the credit crunch, banks and stock markets have just not satisfied the demands of investors, hence wine along with other tangible commodities have risen dramatically in value accordingly. Here are a selection of investment grade wines.
This is a great value Bordeaux Red from the Pessac-Leognan district, famous for the first growth Chateau Haut Brion, just south of Bordeaux City. The wines from this region are distinctive, easy to drink with an earthy spicy backbone.
With 70 % Merlot and equal balancing amounts of 15% Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, the Fleur Cardinale is a complex Claret for laying down for several years before it fully unveils the multi-layered character.
The commune of Margaux takes its name from its finest vineyard, Chateau Margaux. Close to the Gironde as are many of the finest vineyards in the Medoc, Paul Pontallier and his team are masters of finesse.
With 70 % Merlot and equal balancing amounts of 15% Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, the Fleur Cardinale is a complex Claret for laying down for several years before it fully unveils the multi-layered character.
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