Vintage Wine and Liquor Investing

Literally troll ferrarichat and buy the shit their billoonaire hipsters "discover"

Why before 1929? What's specially about that year?

I don't have the resources to store the booze but can't I just pay someone to do it for me? Like there are places that do this no? And yah, buying the right stuff would be the biggest challenge I think. I don't have too much of a drinking problem, I mean, even if I want to drink I could always just drink some beer or whatever

Where do I buy them though? It seems like a classy business to be in lol

What is this? I just googled it and it looks weird

> a French herbal liqueur available in green and yellow versions that differ in taste and alcohol content.[1] The liqueur has been made by the Carthusian Monks since 1737 according to the instructions set out in a manuscript given to them by François Annibal d'Estrées in 1605. It was named after the monks' Grande Chartreuse monastery, located in the Chartreuse Mountains in the general region of Grenoble in France. The liqueur is produced in their distillery in nearby Aiguenoire. It is composed of distilled alcohol aged with 130 herbs, plants and flowers.

if you dont know anything you shouldnt buy anything. wait until you learn. youll have to track down releases of special release or limited batch runs that are desirable, from popular or desirable distilleries. they might do something like release a limited batch that was aged in some very expensive wines barrels, or something like that.

also just dont bother the market is not really too great. rare wine used to be a really hot market about 10 years ago but its rife with fraud now because technology and knowledge these days makes it easy to duplicate everything from the wine itself to the labels and bottles and everyone is spooked.

I was thinking of doing this a few years ago with Rothschilds wine from France, but the wine can get fucked out in shipping so it’s a huge risk. Not even factoring storage/ counterfeits

Well thats the million dollar question..u need to know the Whiskey market. But generaly rarity/quality equals value. Even cheap good whiskey can rise in value it seems once it becomes rare to get. I assume buying rare limited bottlings are good. I guess its about predicting the future. Japanese Whiskeys often pump in value recently. Kavalan I know is a new star in asian Whiskey. If i bought a ton now I would buy stuff that wins whiskey awards and try to buy a ton of them and sit in them 5-10 years. Kavalan is a good brand. Maybe rich Chinese will pay a ton for rare bottles it in a decade. Whiskey keeps up with inflation i imagine at very least.

thewhiskyexchange.com/

i knew the literal jooz who run this. it's quite likely fake, they kept mentioning how it was "all about the advertising" etc
whiskyshop.com/single-malt-scotch-whisky/distilleries/the-last-drop

>fools
>suckers
>money
>easily parted

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>Storage would be an issue too.
and proving it's actually that old, rather than just a cask filled with blends of whatever is cheapest in the supermarket

Crypto, art, antiques, cars, really anything that needs specialized knowledge can be where the rich are preyed upon..

Honestly though if you got millions why not throw money around on luxury rare items. Im not quite there but I would buy a bottle of whiskey for 2k if it was good stuff. You are buying exclusive experiences. Better than wasting money on designer clothes

despite this looking kind of like the Scottish highlands etc and that being used a lot in the branding, these guys and their shop are in london. and like pretty much everyone in london, they never really went any further north in the UK than the ring road. which is another reason i find the "we've got contacts in the Hebrides" idea doubtful.

The labels i think are the guarantee and lot numbers I imagine. Buy from a company that has a good reputation. Forgery when money is involvef is real for sure