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In today's market, despite these times of crisis, there are a lot of money looking for a house safely. Given the low global interest rates, depressed stock markets and the collapse of land values, fine wine is undoubtedly a worthwhile investment, and as the top "New World" (Chile, Argentina, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand) wines continue to improve and compete with the previously dominant Bordeaux and Burgundy wines, there is a constantly growing range of options. As with any investment, we must be aware of the risks and potential pitfalls and taking a qualified lawyer. Here are some basic recommendations that invests wine, some rules that anyone considering investing in fine wine should pay particular attention to:

· Do not invest more you can not afford to lose – the price does go down as up, the wine should be only a small part of a portfolio investment balanced. "Irrational Exuberance" is not limited to hardware, currencies, bonds and property. For example, following the exceptional Bordeaux vintage of 2005, there followed a regular 2006, and a frankly mediocre 2007. However, taken with the '05 's successes and yields dramatically, many amateur investors had their fingers burnt to pay on-the-odds for the '05 's and mediocre vintages later.

· Shop around for the Best Price. This seems obvious, but many investors fail to heed this advice and losers as a result.

· If you buy a specialist investment company, look at their previous rate of return and be clear about the fees (fixed or percentage) charged. It is also noteworthy that the best deals are usually offered "en primeur", essentially wine is sold in advance about 2 years before being bottled – however, a wine that scores top premiere, May flatter deceive as later changes in barrel and bottle, so there is some risk attached.

• Conserve your wines under appropriate conditions, and knowledge of wine "History service "before buying. Even the great Bordeaux from the best vintages (like 1982) will turn to vinegar if stored improperly.

· If you buy only a return of capital, it is advisable to have a significant share of its portfolio of wines from Bordeaux over the years. Buy wine from the best years / vintages – this is particularly important with Bordeaux and Burgundy, which varies massively in quality from year to year – mainly due to the vagaries of climate in the top of the Old World "wine regions. In the New World (Australia, Chile, Argentina etc.), it is generally less qualitative difference between vintages, although this does not mean that all are the same and wines will also change from year to year – there is always a risk of pre-harvest and rain, especially, hail, which can erase a whole vintage producer and human factors.

· Wine does tend to attract capital gains as it is considered a perishable commodity – but it's worth check with your local authorities.

Serious investors may be interested in subscribing to www.live-ex.com, London International Vintners Exchange, which tracks the value of the top international trade in wine, and through which a great Vintage Wine amount is negotiated. Bordeaux, a disproportionate amount is vintage – the top 10 wines traded on Liv-ex in 2008, nine were Bordeaux (which were the first 5 Bordeaux West Bank was never present 1er Cru, Latour, Lafite-Rothschild, Latour, Margaux, Haut-Brion, followed by Petrus, Cheval Blanc, La Mission Haut-Brion and of Carruades Lafite. In tenth place Burgundy came alone, exclusive and massively super-limited production Domaine de la Romanee Conti.

The wines of the world the most widely marketed include new Penfold's Grange, Australia and the Opus 1 inspired by the late Robert Mondavi in Napa, California. Among the wineries to Latin America, a pride of place goes to Catena, Achaval Ferrer, and Viña Cobos from Argentina (with a nod to Weinert for their excellent although not traded in 1977 Malbec), and Lapostolle and Almaviva from CONCHAyTORO Chile. My favorites are the wines produced by Vina Cobos Paul Hobbs (Hobbs renowned winery in California), which evolve with panache and a certain stage May reach 100 points scores, with corresponding increase in resale value, so the top Achával single vineyard and Catena, who are already competing with high-end Bordeaux in terms of quality, if not for the moment to reflect, as demand on the international wine market.

Historic investment returns of Argentine and Chilean wines, it is almost impossible to present in the basement of Latin America only during the last 15 years have started to seriously compete with their European competitors, following the waves and waves of investment (in technology and foreign expertise and local) since the mid 1990s to date. In the case of Bordeaux, there are documents dating back centuries, with proof consistent special properties of aging and the development of these wines – which largely explains the active market for these wines has developed over time. Based on a combination of vertical tasting going back decades, is really possible to draw the likely future of Bordeaux and Burgundies higher.

With these new wines from New World their future, although likely to be similar is also partly a matter of "wait and see" and recognized as such in the illiquidity of these wines in the resale market compared to Bordeaux. On the other hand, there are opportunities galore to pick up some great wines from around the world at nominal prices – but to invest more than we are prepared to lose no sense, this could represent a paradigm shift in the wine world of the future, and a Buy (and drink) opportunity for lovers of real wine.

About the Author

Nigel Tollerman is a professional sommelier and wine consultant based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. As well as running his website, he works on tasting panels for local publications and actively consults to a number of wineries and foreign investors.
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