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2008 Dom Pérignon - Rosé

The 2008 vintage in Champagne has earned the status of one of the great benchmark vintages due to exceptional weather conditions that resulted in sublime champagnes across the Champagne houses. And this 2008 Dom Pérignon Rosé does not deviate from its benchmark status.

With 96 points from Juhlin, 97+ points from Vinous, and 97+ points from Wine Advocate, the 2008 Dom Pérignon ranks as one of the absolute best Rosé Champagnes the house has ever released. 

Over the last five years, according to Liv-ex, the last 10 vintages* of Dom Pérignon Rosé that have been on the market for at least five years have returned an average of 60.6%, giving an average annual return of 9.9%.

Today, Dom Pérignon is owned by the LVMH Group. Being in the fold of a successful luxury giant that keeps its growth unchallenged in times of economic crisis certainly does not diminish the greatness and investment potential of Dom Pérignon.

Recently, according to Bloomberg, the luxury conglomerate's market value has surpassed $500 billion, making it the first European company to reach that milestone - largely due to a strengthening euro and booming luxury goods sales in China.

*2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2000, 1998, 1996, 1995 and 1993

2009 Louis Roederer - Cristal (Magnum)

If you are looking for validated, big potential, there are a handful of wines you cannot overlook. One of them is Louis Roederer's prestige cuvée Cristal, which in addition to being one of the wine world's great super brands, is also a benchmark against which other great Champagnes are measured.

About 3.5 years ago, we were able to offer the 2009 Cristal on magnum for the first time. Since then, the price has increased by 74.6%, but looking at when the wine matures, availability, demand, and the price of comparable older vintages, the real potential is still in the future.

The average score of 2009 Cristal is 96 points across the three most prominent critics, Richard Juhlin, Vinous, and Wine Advocate. Notably, Richard Juhlin has given the 2009 vintage 97 points, which has only been surpassed once among the above 10 vintages (the 2002 vintage with 98 points). Richard Juhlin thus rates the quality of the 2009 vintage on a par with the 2008 vintage but also with older legendary vintages such as 1996 and 1988, which have also been awarded 97 points.

The magnum format is also particularly suitable for long-term storage, as the ratio of oxygen to Champagne in the bottle differs from that of ordinary bottles. This calls for better maturation and increased storage potential.

2014 Domaine De La Romanée-Conti - Echezeaux

Domaine De La Romanée-Conti is an elite institution among the world's strongest wine brands. Humility. Extravagance. Superiority. Perfectionism. The adjectives line up to describe the fabled Domaine De La Romanée-Conti, whose elite position of power at the top of the hierarchy is unquestionable.   

Only 15.204 bottles of 2014 DRC Echezeaux were produced, which is a minimal production and far from sufficient to satisfy the demand for the best Burgundy wines. Even if scores are irrelevant when talking about Domaine De La Romanée-Conti, the 2014 Echezeaux is on par with previous vintages. Wine Advocate gave a score of 92 points, and Vinous 93+ points.  

Wine lovers worldwide look to this famed domaine with ave, as do wine investors. The wines from the Domaine De La Romanée-Conti are notoriously known for stability and solid returns. 

Here you are not just investing in a specific world-class vintage wine. You are investing in a mythical tale and an artifact that comes only to the few - regardless of vintage and scores.

Investing in wines from the legendary Domaine De La Romanée-Conti is not an opportunity that comes by every day, but now is your chance...

2018 Domaine Comte de Vogüé - Bonnes-Mares

Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé is one of the most prominent domains in Burgundy, with a rich history dating more than 500 years back.

Burgundy Grand Cru is on the agenda, and there is much to suggest that the number of such cases is decreasing. Recent vintages have seen steadily diminishing crop yields, and while much effort is being put into fighting the challenge, the world needs to get used to a Burgundy with more variation.

According to the British wine exchange Liv-ex, recent vintages in Burgundy have seen lower and lower yields, and the 2021 vintage has seen the lowest yield since 1981, due to unexpected spring frosts in Burgundy. Just as the 2016 vintage, as mentioned, was also a big problem, yield-wise.

With 2.7 hectares on Bonnes-Mares, Vogüé is allowed to produce a maximum of 12,600 bottles per vintage, but the vast majority of Burgundy producers prioritize quality over quantity. Either way, 12,600 bottles per vintage is a minimal quantity, which fits perfectly into a Burgundy narrative where quantities cannot possibly satisfy demand.

The question is thus not whether future wine lovers want Comte de Vogüé but rather what they can possibly get from Vogüé and Burgundy wine in general. This is your opportunity to secure investment in something that looks likely to become an even more scarce commodity in the future. 

2016 Biondi-Santi - Brunello di Montalcino Riserva

Biondi-Santi is one of Brunello di Montalcino's most famous, recognized, and respected producers. The house's top wine is their Brunello di Montalcino Riserva, which is only produced in the absolute best vintages and only in approx. 15,000 bottles when it finally happens. In other words, with the 2016 vintage, only approx. 165,000 bottles are produced across vintages in this millennium!

2015 and 2016 are benchmark vintages in Tuscany, and here we are dealing with perhaps the best vintage of all time from Biondi-Santi. Across scores from Vinous, Wine Advocate, and James Suckling, the 2015 vintage scores an average of towering 97,3 points. However, this 2016 vintage showed superior with an average score of 97,7 points*. 

Also, in terms of returns, Biondi-Santi has an attractive track record. According to Liv-ex, the last 10 vintages that have been on the market for a minimum of five years have, over the past five years, yielded an average return of 65.5%, which corresponds to 10.6% in average annual return during the period.

The historical returns confirm the investment case, while the great potential lies in the future. We have long advocated investment in Italian wine – here we are dealing with the ultimate Brunello di Montalcino from one of the greatest Brunello vintages in history.

* VI: 96 - WA:99 - JS:98