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Tuesday 29 December 2020 9:00 am  |  Updated:  Tuesday 05 January 2021 11:30 am

Find out which fine wines to invest in

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Being able to blend your passion with solid investment options is a rare and precious circumstance — wine gives just such an opportunity.

Moncharm Wine Traders was founded in 2010 as a bespoke fine wine merchant with the aim of connecting wine collectors and investors to the most sought-after brands and vintages in the wine world. Fine wine increased in value by 120% over the past decade, according to Knight Frank’s Wealth Report 2020.

It’s a tax-free and highly liquid asset class, with wine hedging against inflation and historically performing well in times of low interest rates.

Moncharm’s clients can enjoy access to bespoke portfolios designed by its experienced wine experts, starting from just £10,000. www.moncharmwinetraders.co.uk

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