A Stable Investment in Unstable Times Wine investment seems to have evaded the sluggishness of its traditional investment counterparts, proving a commodity that not only improves in flavour over time but also value. Its grace through the economic downturn is attributed to supply and demand - limited supply in relation to increased wine consumption and investment worldwide. Turning Taste into Profit AWI will show you how to make that penchant for wine collection into a profitable pastime by constructing a portfolio of Australian fine wines with promising investment potential. AWI, Asia Pacific's leading fine wine broker, are giving away three cases of fine and rare wine. These rare and collectable wines make up the full range of investment type wines from Blue Chip to Cult to Emerging. Win 12 bottles of Tahbilk "1860" Old Vines Shiraz (Blue Chip).12 Bottles of Haan Merlot Prestige 2001 (Emerging) and 12 bottles of David Traeger "Baptistsa" 1997 (Cult). Tahbilk "1860 Old Vines" Shiraz 1999 Since its inaugural release in 1979 this piece of liquid history has become one of the most sought after and collectable wines throughout the world. Sourced from some of the worlds oldest shiraz vines, this is without doubt one of Australia's greatest and most established "blue chip wines" David Traeger Wines 1997 Baptista Shiraz Over the past 25 years David Traeger has attained near celebrity status as one of Australia's most prominent wine personalities. A great deal of Traeger's harvest comes from old Central Victorian shiraz vines, some dating back to the late 1800's.This wine has all the hallmarks of an Australian "cult". Haan Merlot Prestige 2001 The Merlot Prestige is the typical Australian emerging wine. Bonding together superb quality, one of the worlds greatest winemakers in James Irvine "the Merlot Magician" and a fast growing reputation that puts it alongside the likes of Chateau Petrus.
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