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Bordeaux and Rhone highlights at first auction of year on 7th January.
2012 is going to get to a bright start for wine collectors in Hong Kong with Zachys first auction of the year on the 7th January selling off some highly collectable Bordeaux and Rhone wines among others.
Auction house has last auction of record breaking year.
2011 has been a great year for auction house Zachys. They celebrated their most successful record breaking year with an evening auction and evening dinner at The Mandarin Oriental on Friday 18 November and a full auction session on Saturday 19 November.
Hong Kong auction sets highest bidding records for 2011.
Burgundy wine is all the rage at the moment, and Acker Merrall & Condit‘s staggering auction record of HK$112,740,200 on 5 November just goes to prove that the famed French wine isn’t bowing out of the limelight just yet.
Celebrating 150 years of unity in Italy.
The Gelardini & Romani Wine Auction (G&R Wine Auction) established in 2004 is the first Italian auction house to specialise in fine and rare wines. They hold five auction sales each year in Italy and have played a key role in classifing the top Italian wines for collectors and investors, putting Italian Gran Cru on the map.
Acker Merrall & Condit’s Hong Kong auction sees some huge bids.
The recent Acker Merrall & Condit auction of fine wines and champagnes saw a shift in Asian drinking preferences and collector habits – with Burgundy wines taking the auction by storm. Of course, the Bordeaux did well too but it was a rare case of 1990 DRC Romanee-Conti that fetched a world record price of HK$2.31 million.
Record high sales of HK$80 million in two day wine auction.
It seems Hong Kong buyers were on a wine high last weekend as the two day Zachys took in an Asian record HK$80 million for rare, fine wines from around the globe. Not only was the exchange of cash incredible, but the amount of lots sold hit an unbelievable 96%.
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