Rare Wine

We are rare wine specialists and deliver rare wines and spirits to many international destinations. All our rare wines are carefully cellared in a temperature controlled environment. We have a large stock of rare wines and special vintages, and may well have what you seek.

If we don’t have what you want in stock, we may be able to find it for you through our extensive wine trade contacts. Just ask us and we’ll do our best for you.

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What Is Rare Wine

Limited availability is what defines a rare wine. A wine which is scarce in number can be attributable to one or several factors, including the following:

Rare wine must be properly cellared in temperature and humidity controlled conditions

Chronological age since production
Low number of bottles produced
Desirability for collecting
Fame or high profile status
Age worthiness or endurance for cellaring purposes
A cult following caused by a loyal customer following or other hype
Extreme or glowing praise by one or more famous wine reviewers
Trophies and/or other awards
Investment or “upside”, especially more recently

The fact that a specific wine may qualify as a rare wine does not necessarily mean it will be enjoyable, that it will taste good, or that it is worth lots of money. There may be only one bottle of Jacob’s Creek 1967 Cabernet Sauvignon in the world, so although this bottle may still qualify as a rare wine due to its scarce supply, it need not be regarded as a coveted treasure. All it means is that this particular year of this particular wine is in short supply. Yet a 1961 Chateau Latour from the Bordeaux Region in France is a rare wine in the more conventionally defined manner, as it is coveted for many reasons: it is an old wine, it was from a great vintage, it is a wine which has a great reputation for longevity, it has status, it has been renowned by the most revered and most trusted wine reviewers, and it has a very, very long life ahead. More >>>

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