Fine Wine Buyback Cases

Browse Di Bao Wine case records to see the bottle details, condition checks and handover notes actually documented for each collection.

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Handover
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Category: 香港收酒

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More Buyback Cases

Explore more published collections, with only the details documented in each case.

Dibao Wine Case: A 1985 Pétrus and a Grandfather's Education-Fund Decision

This published case account describes Mr Chan in Hong Kong entrusting a long-cellared 1985 Pétrus to Dibao Wine. The recorded inspection and transaction helped move the bottle to a new owner and allowed Mr Chan to direct the proceeds towards an education fund for his newborn grandson. The article preserves the case-specific observations without treating them as guarantees for other bottles.

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Dibao Wine Acquisition Case: A 1995 DRC Collection Makes Room in a Fine-Wine Cellar

This article shares a recent Dibao Wine acquisition case. Mr Chan, a veteran Hong Kong collector whose private cellar had reached capacity after a substantial en primeur purchase, decided to release a well-preserved group of rare 1995 DRC wines. Dibao Wine completed the handover through professional assessment, transparent valuation and efficient settlement. The article presents the story, the collector's reasons and the acquisition details.

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A Mid-Levels Collector Releases Six Bordeaux and Champagne Bottles

This anonymous Hong Kong case concerns Mr Cheung, 62, a retired structural engineer in the Mid-Levels who adopted Minimalism and released six bottles: two Lafite 1985 bottles, Pétrus 1990, Louis Roederer Cristal 2004, and Haut-Brion 1989 and 2000. The article preserves his reasoning and source condition notes without treating them as proof or promises.

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Domaine Leflaive 2018 Gift-Bottle Resale Case in Hong Kong

This Hong Kong case concerns Mr Chan, a senior partner at a consulting firm in Central, who released 2018 Domaine Leflaive Meursault 1er Cru bottles because his wife has a severe alcohol allergy and he rarely entertains at home. The article preserves the source-reported inspection and handover while treating condition, speed and value language as case-specific rather than established outcomes.

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Domaine Leroy and d'Auvenay: Three-Bottle Burgundy Case Note

This case follows Mr. Chan, a 52-year-old Hong Kong watch and wine collector, as he released three duplicate Burgundy bottles after acquiring full-case vertical selections. The source identifies Domaine Leroy Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru Aux Brûlées 2014 and two Domaine d'Auvenay Bonnes-Mares bottles whose vintages must be checked from the bottles. It records fills, labels, wax and seller-provided cellar conditions while recognising that those signs do not prove authenticity, storage history or internal condition.

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Opus One and Penfolds Grange 2013: Making Room for a Piano

This Hong Kong case follows Mr. Lam's sale of Opus One 2013 and Penfolds Grange Bin 95 2013, both in original wooden cases, to make room and release funds for a concert grand piano. It records the protective paper, labels, fills, storage account, inspection and agreed handover. The outcome was case-specific and does not establish authenticity, internal condition or a standing market price.

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