Fine Wine Market Review 2011 and Outlook 2012 - 13th January 2012
By Thomas Gearing & Aarash Ghatineh - Cult Wines Ltd - http://www.cultwinesltd.com

Tom Gearing (Director of Cult Wines) looks at the upcoming year for the fine wine market and analyses the factors likely to drive the market in 2012.

Aarash Ghatineh (Senior Portfolio Manager at Cult Wines) reviews 2011 and investigates the big stories, developing trends and key market changes of the year.


Fine Wine Market Review 2011 – Highlights

• Buying trends diversify: The emergence of Super Seconds
• First Growth retreat
• En Primeur 2010: expensive and drawn out
• Parker’s Magical 20
• Winners of 2011 and their outlook in 2012

Download The Full Fine Wine Market Review 2011 Here



Fine Wine Market Outlook 2012 - Highlights

• Best buying opportunity since 2009 or normalisation?
• Simply a case of History repeating?
• UPSIDE FACTORS: China, India and Net inflows
• DOWNSIDE: Eurozone problems and China?
• Fine Wine not immune to short term volatility – but still retains an edge over other assets
• For the fine wine market as a whole, our forecast is for 10-20% growth in 2012.

Download The Full Fine Wine Market Outlook 2012 Report Here



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