Asia gets the taste for fine wine

ASIA'S TASTE FOR WINE

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As Asia's love affair with fine wine grows, Joanna Faith looks at how this new phenomenon is affecting the asset class as a whole.

The success of wine as an asset class is hard to refute - the numbers speak for themselves. At the end of March, the Liv-ex Fine Wine 500 Index was up 2.61% from the previous month and had increased 23.84% year-on-year, while the Liv-ex Fine Wine 100 Index was up 34.26% year on year. With few asset classes currently delivering such attractive returns, the case for investing in wine is well versed: fine wine prices are largely uncorrelated to other asset classes; investors can see returns of up to 30% a year from some bottles; and demand is exceeding supply. A wave of demand from As...

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