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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Latest Fine Wine Buyback Case
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A Hong Kong Collector Releases Château Mouton Rothschild 1990-1993
This Hong Kong case concerns four Château Mouton Rothschild bottles from 1990, 1991, 1992 and 1993. It records Mr Chan's reason for selling, the visible bottle checks and the handover described by Dibao Wine. Source-reported condition observations and the case outcome do not establish results for other bottles or transactions.
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Four 1980s Bordeaux Bottles: Mr. Lee's Mid-Levels Case Note
This Mid-Levels case follows senior corporate-management consultant Mr. Lee as he transferred four 1980s Bordeaux bottles after noticing humidity fluctuations in his home cabinet: Château Margaux 1985, Château Lafite Rothschild 1985, Pétrus 1986 and Pétrus 1989. The article records each fill, label, capsule and image reference while recognising that visible condition does not prove authenticity, storage history or the wine's internal state.
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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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Château Margaux 2000: Collector Case and Bottle Review
This case follows Mr. Chan's sale of several Château Margaux 2000 bottles, cited with a Robert Parker 100-point rating, after he acquired a 6-litre Burgundy Grand Cru. It records the stated 12°C and 70% storage target, presentation, fill, label, capsule and agreed settlement without implying a standing price or timetable.
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Château Lafite Rothschild 2008: Red Character-for-Eight Case Note
A Hong Kong collector sold three Château Lafite Rothschild 2008 bottles while simplifying his cellar. This case records the red character-for-eight presentation, original wooden case, fill, label, capsule, provenance review and agreed bank-transfer settlement; it contains no Pétrus bottle.
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Château Angélus 2015: Original-Case Handover and Bottle Review
This case note follows Mr. Chan's sale of six Château Angélus 2015 bottles in their original wooden case so that he could bid on an antique mechanical watch. It records the packaging, fill, capsule, label, provenance and payment steps reviewed in this transaction; it is not a standing quotation or completion-time promise.
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