Most Expensive Fine Wines 2022 Blog Cultx We look at the incredible producers, opulent collectibles, and unique offerings commanding the top prices for fine wine this year. burgundies dominate the list of the highest priced red wines. the five most expensive red wines all hail from the prestigious côte de nuits, a region known for its unique terroirs and exclusive grand cru vineyards. Investing in the world's most expensive wines can be highly lucrative but comes with significant risks. high end wines, particularly from regions like burgundy, have demonstrated large potential gains. for instance, domaine leroy musigny grand cru has shown substantial increases in value, highlighting the potential for further investment returns.
Top 4 Most Expensive Luxury Wines Of 2020 300magazine Château mouton rothschild – an icon of fine wine. 95 96 100. château cheval blanc – a saint Émilion institution. 95 97 100. château palmer – first growth quality wines by a top super second producer. 95 97 100. château figeac – a cultx favourite. likely to be promoted to premier grand cru classé a status in 2022. 94 97 100. No. 6: domaine de la romanée conti 1943, sold for $68,200. this was one of many rare bottles of drc that were auctioned by sotheby’s in 2018, including the most expensive bottle ever sold. but this not quite as expensive bottle still turned heads when someone paid more than $68,000 for the 1943 drc rc. age: 75 years. Cult wines this week introduced cultx, a next generation trading platform for fine wine, verified by advanced blockchain technology, with extensive data, analytics, and more than $250m of the world's most prestigious investment grade wines to bid on. users can build, track and manage a fine wine portfolio with real time data and live markets at. The three domaine d'auvenay wines on the list – all chardonnays – had average retail price increases of 51, 93 and 92 percent respectively. by comparison, the leroy chambertin saw a rise of 31 percent, while the musigny on top of the list jumped by 15 percent. let's put those in perspective, though.
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