Wine
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For reliable investment-grade wine, look only to France, principally select wines from Bordeaux, and a few from Burgundy and the Rhone Valley.
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2012 is the best time to invest in fine wine since 2009, according to wine broker Vin-X’s Jeremy Peacock.
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Collector Charles Klatskin has done better investing in wine than stocks. He shares his four decades of experience with CNBC's Nicole Lapin.
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Here are some examples of rare and specialty wines that have captured collectors' attention. Click to see if they capture yours, too!
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A strong rebound from the global recession and the elimination of wine-import taxes is driving the boom. “It’s unstoppable," says one local wine consultant.
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White, red, French, Italian. Variety may be the spice of life, but all fine wines are not created equal. Here's a guide to uncorking profits.