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07.05.2008 Wine investing for institutional investors

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Peter Lunzer, September 17, 2010 01:25:58 PM During 2010 the increased interest in Wine as an asset class has been quite marked. Wine values have risen but in a controlled manner which looks set to continue for some time.

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