Being attributed by the Hong Kong government policy, Hong Kong wine market has grown quite rapidly in recent years.  Together with the influence of internet and western culture, more and more Asian investors have diversified some of their investment from the traditional fund and stock market into wine investment.  Even one does not know any about Economic rules, they all understand the theory of "demand and supply" which is, when supply is bigger than demand, price decreases and when demand is bigger than supply, price increases.  The limited production of fine wine market has fully confirmed this theory.  All wine that are high quality or limited production are taken up by connoisseurs and investors or be able to purchase a great vintage can be described as "one and only".  The wine lovers in many Asian countries rise up the value of a wine in recent years.  Especially those famous vineyards and the other popular wine, the prices have gone up steadily since bottling and there are certainly price appreciations potential when the wine is ready for consumption. Generally good quality wine will mature as the years and life can be up to several decades or more.  When the wine are offered in the market, the first 6th to 18th months is the peak of its price, and then it will enters a stable growth period until the most appreciate time (i.e. decades).  Towards the end of the appreciation period the wine price will be slowly reduced, but due to reduction to the available cases of wine in the market, the prices may not drop as much as one would imagine.  Interested people can refer to the data from the fine wine exchange market trading platform named liv-ex (http://www.liv-ex.com).  The data are used to refer to "alternative investments." in World-renowned "Financial Times" Web site as well.

Our wine is imported from the European wine producers, so as to assure the quality, but also to ensure price competitiveness.

Similar to other investment activities, investors should invest within their means.  Interested parties, please contact with our staff for details.

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The Liv-ex Fine Wine 500 Index has the broadest base of all the Liv-ex indices and is designed to reflect price trends in the wider fine wine market. The majority of the index consists of Bordeaux wines, although it also includes wines from Burgundy, the Rhone, Champagne, Port, Italy and the New World.