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Collecting wine

The purchase of exquisite wines of particular quality and special vintages from well-known producers has developed in a similar way to the acquisition of works of art. From the 1980s onwards, a collector's scene developed worldwide, focussing not on consumption but on ownership and the profit to be expected from resale. This is particularly popular with well-funded private individuals, but also with companies.

This development is reflected in the increasing demand for exclusive wines and spirits, which are often regarded as safe investment objects. As with works of art, the provenance of rare wines also plays a decisive role. The history and origin of a wine can have a significant impact on its value.

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