Chinese collectors have shown a stronger interest in Petrus over the past year

Bordeaux And Burgundy To Face Off At $5 Million Hong Kong Auction

After losing its position as the world's largest wine auction market to the US in 2012, Hong Kong is...
Argentinian wineries hope to gain a foothold in China's fast-growing imported wine market

Argentina Winemakers Hope To Challenge French Dominance In China

However, with wine consumption growing not only among wealthy Chinese, but also the country's younge...
Petrus is, according to Christie's, the "king of wine investment"

Chinese Wine Collectors Turning To Pétrus

Following their love affairs with Château Lafite Rothschild then Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, it a...
Though wine consumption is growing rapidly in China, the industry has a long way to go

Recent Auction Trends Could Signal Shift In China Wine Market

What really makes this past weekend's auction noteworthy is the diversity of lots on offer, and the ...
Chinese interest in blue-chip Burgundy remains high

Report: French Dominance Of China’s Wine Market Set To Slip

France, the long-time dominant force in China's imported wine market, will see its iron grip on the ...
Chateau Margaux's Chinese-language site

Château Margaux Thinks Locally To Build China Market Share

Tipped as one of the contenders to become "the next Lafite" in China, Bordeaux heavyweight Château ...
China's long-time love affair with 1982 Chateau Lafite has cooled, partly due to rampant counterfeiting

Asian Buyers Snub Bordeaux, But Auction Houses Insist “They’ll Be Back”

This past weekend, the cooling demand for top Bordeaux vintages among Asia's emerging wine collector...
A set of 14 bottles of Chateau Haut-Brion topped this weekend's wine auctions, selling for HK$1.2 million to a private Asian buyer

Château Haut-Brion, Romanée-Conti Dominate At Christie’s Wine Auctions In Hong Kong

Coming two weeks after Acker Merrall & Condit's landmark US$14.5 million two-day sale, this Christie...
Art, watches, wine: Chinese collectors flock to auction hotspots like Hong Kong and Beijing in their search for stable portable investments

Amid Market Turbulence, More Chinese Investors May Turn To Art

Having relatively few investment options at their disposal, recent economic turmoil means we can exp...
Sotheby's advice to Burgundy lovers in 2011? "Start hoarding."

Will China’s “Bordeaux Bubble” Buoy Burgundy?

China may still be in the grips of Bordeaux fever, but the stratospheric prices for the oft-mentione...