Why Bordeaux Wine?

The largest, most liquid wine market in the world is in Bordeaux wines. Bordeaux wines has an international social prestige, recognized by all wine lovers. In fact, 1% of all investment-grade wines worldwide are Bordeaux wines. This proves that Bordeaux wines are one of the safest investment you can give.

"... the name Bordeaux is synonymous with wine investment. Red Bordeaux wine (1st & 2nd grade) has an established resale history and is the primary investment medium. It remains the leading investment grade wine for auction prices..."
- Wine Investment for Portfolio Diversification

There are 9,000 wineries in Bordeaux and they are usually called Chateaux. There are 57 appellations of Bordeaux wine.

The wines in Bordeaux are generally categorized into six families:

• Red Bordeaux and Bordeaux Superieur
• Red Côtes de Bordeaux
• Red Libourne
• Red Graves and Médoc
• Dry white wines
• Sweet white wines

There are four different classifications of Bordeaux:

• The Bordeaux Wine Official Classification of 1855
• The 1955 Official Classification of St.-Émilion
• The 1959 Official Classification of Graves
• The Cru Bourgeois Classification

Out of the above four classifications, The Bordeaux Wine Official Classification of 1855 are among the most expensive wines in the world.

These are the wines that we are looking at right now.