Protecting your wine investment

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Most insurance companies consider wine unscheduled property and will only insure for replacement value if the wine is lost through theft or fire. This means that the owner will not be reimbursed for full market value of the wine. Tips on obtaining scheduled property insurance on wine are given.

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Reducing the old-wine risk

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Collectors of aged wines must have provenance that the wine is authentic and that it has been stored properly. Even so, it is possible to get a bottle that has aged badly. It is important to purchase wines from reputable merchants. The major auction houses investigate the wines they sell.

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Collector's crusade for the love of wine

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Lawlor, a successful engineer, has enjoyed wine all of his life and began seriously collecting in 1980. The 42-year-old lover of wine and food is active in charity auctions and works to promote wine. He has a 4,000-bottle collection of classic wines.

Biography, Lawlor, Andy

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