Fine Wine Buyback Cases
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Dibao Wine Case: Mr. Lee Releases Lafite 2011 and Opus One 2000 for Health
This case follows Mr. Lee, a 55-year-old corporate executive in Central. After concerning blood-pressure and liver readings, his doctor told him to stop drinking and he released Château Lafite Rothschild 2011 and Opus One 2000. The source records checks of capsules, cork presentation, ullage, labels and storage evidence before an agreed bank-transfer handover. These are case-specific claims, not proof of authenticity, internal condition, price or timing.
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Dibao Wine Case: Château Lafite Rothschild 1988 and 1991 Find New Homes
This case follows Mr. Chan, a Kowloon corporate executive who released one Château Lafite Rothschild 1988 and one 1991 after medical advice to control alcohol because of elevated blood pressure. The source records an into-neck fill for both, light natural label ageing, intact capsules and no visible seepage before an agreed bank-transfer handover. These are case-specific observations, not proof of authenticity, storage history, internal condition, price or timing.
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Lafite and Mouton 2005: Mr. Chan's Health-Led Cellar Handover
This anonymised Hong Kong case follows Mr. Chan, a 52-year-old medical-equipment company proprietor, after liver-enzyme and uric-acid warnings led his doctor to require complete abstinence. It records Château Lafite Rothschild in purple paper of unspecified vintages and three Château Mouton Rothschild 2005 bottles in white paper, two wooden cases, seller-reported 12°C and 70% storage, Into Neck fills and a case-specific handover without treating packaging as proof of authenticity or OWC status.
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Pétrus 2004 and Lafite 2015: A Health-Led Two-Bottle Handover
This Kowloon Tong case follows Mr. Wan, a 58-year-old Chinese medicinal-ingredients trader, after a medical examination led him to stop drinking. He chose to sell Pétrus 2004 and Château Lafite Rothschild 2015, which he had intended to open for his 60th birthday. The article records the labels, embossing, Into Neck fills, Capsules, seller-reported 13°C and 75% cabinet settings, offer and agreed handover without treating those details as proof of authenticity, storage history or internal condition.
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Bordeaux First Growth Handover: Making Climate-Controlled Space for Art
This Mid-Levels case follows Mr Chan, a 52-year-old Hong Kong architect and art collector, who released a six-item source list to dedicate a climate-controlled room to fragile Song-dynasty works: Château Latour 1982, Lafite 2016, Mouton 2005, Haut-Brion 1989, Margaux 1990 and Jacques Selosse. The article records 13°C and 70% source storage figures, label film, Fill Level, Capsule and colour observations while making clear that none proves authenticity or internal condition.
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Château Lafite Rothschild 1998: Finding a New Owner for a Business Gift
Every leading bottle has its own journey. This case follows Mr Lam, a 62-year-old retired corporate executive, and a Château Lafite Rothschild 1998 bottle received from a business partner and kept in a temperature-controlled cabinet. It records the visible label, Capsule and Into Neck Fill Level, a bottle-specific quotation and an agreed handover without treating those observations as proof of authenticity, storage history or internal condition.
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Château Lafite 1996 and Mouton 2010: Two Cases for a Pocket-Watch Bid
This Hong Kong case concerns Mr Lam, a pseudonymous auction-house watch consultant who released two six-bottle Original Wooden Cases to prepare for a rare antique pocket-watch bid: Château Mouton Rothschild 2010 and Château Lafite Rothschild 1996. The article preserves the exact parcel, seller story and physical observations without promising price, timing or authenticity.
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