Chianti Classico estate sale rakes in $3.5 million

Article Abstract:

The furnishings of the Castello di Uzzano, a Chianti Classico estate located in Tuscany, Italy, were sold in 1999 by Christie's for $3.5 million. The sale of wines was disappointing, with poor attendance and only half the lots sold.

Prices and rates, Marketing, Auctions, Antiques, Christie's Italy

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Don't cry for wine investors

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Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote recently that wine should not be bought as an investment, but the composer recently auctioned off his own wine collection for $6 million, earning himself a tidy profit on his investment.

Economic aspects, Column, Wine, Collections and collecting, Lloyd Webber, Andrew

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The best of Cinque Terre

Article Abstract:

The best time to go to the Cinque Terre, Italy, is from March to May. Accommodation tends to be basic but inexpensive. Details are given of good hotels and restaurants.

Travel industry

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