Priority on provenance

Article Abstract:

A profile of veteran wine collector Charles Klatskin, a New Jersey real estate broker, is presented. His 10,000 bottle cellar and buy-drink-buy more strategy is described.

Recreation

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Provenance prevails from house to house in record fashion

Article Abstract:

Bidders responded enthusiastically and most percent -sold rates were in the high 80s as 8,600 lots of rare and fine wine worth more than 13 million dollars were consigned to the global salesroom. The Latour collection described as 'the finest single consignment of estate-sourced Latour ever to appear at the auction', realized 738,000 dollars for the 193 lots and was 95 percent sold.

United States, General services, Sales & consumption, Contracts & orders received, Wines, brandy, and brandy spirits, Wine & Brandy, Wineries, Wine, Contracts & orders let, Purchasing, Contracts, Wine industry, Contract agreement, Industry sales and revenue

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Compromising conditions: how does a wine's provenance - the history of its whereabouts - influence its price at auction?

Article Abstract:

The manner in which a wine has been stored is an important factor in determining the price it will fetch at auction. When a reliable wine collector sells a bottle, it will cost more than a bottle that was owned by someone who is not well-known.

Prices and rates

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