Should I invest in wine?
Discussion
Bing o said:
jamoor said:
I don't drink, so that's a start, is it worth me buying a few cases of wine and leaving them in my garage to fester for as long as I can?
Is there any conditions that need to be applied? Which wines should I buy and hopefully make a big profit on a couple of decades later?
Far better people than me will tell you what you need to do.Is there any conditions that need to be applied? Which wines should I buy and hopefully make a big profit on a couple of decades later?
If it's an investment, you need to make sure that it's stored properly.
My mate uses a company in Hampshire that has it's own cellar.
How do you sell wine, it's not as though you can just put it on ebay ?
Bing o said:
jamoor said:
Bing o said:
jamoor said:
I don't drink, so that's a start, is it worth me buying a few cases of wine and leaving them in my garage to fester for as long as I can?
Is there any conditions that need to be applied? Which wines should I buy and hopefully make a big profit on a couple of decades later?
Far better people than me will tell you what you need to do.Is there any conditions that need to be applied? Which wines should I buy and hopefully make a big profit on a couple of decades later?
If it's an investment, you need to make sure that it's stored properly.
My mate uses a company in Hampshire that has it's own cellar.
How do you sell wine, it's not as though you can just put it on ebay ?
Yes it costs, but not as much as fking up some good quality wine in your garage.
sidicks said:
I would recommened using a specialist firm to help advise on which wines to buy - simply buying any wines and sticking them in the garage for 20 years is unlikely to turn a profit.
Exactly what I want to do, but clearly it won't work.I don't want to spend any money on it bar the cost of the wine.
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