Fine Wine Buyback Cases
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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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A Fine-Wine Handover: Dr Chan's Pétrus and Le Pin Collection in Central Hong Kong
This article recounts a real fine-wine acquisition in Hong Kong. Mr Chan, a senior specialist doctor in Central, decided for health-management reasons to entrust his long-held Pétrus 1983 and Le Pin 2000 to our professional acquisition service. Through this on-site story, the article explains the assessment and preservation of two leading Right Bank Bordeaux wines and answers common questions about fine-wine acquisition in Hong Kong.
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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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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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Pétrus 1994: A Retired Professor's Health-Led Handover
This case follows Mr. Lam, a 62-year-old retired Hong Kong university professor, after a medical examination led him to stop drinking while beginning long-term medication. He chose to sell three Château Pétrus 1994 bottles acquired at auction more than ten years earlier. The article records the Kowloon Tong visit, labels, high Ullage, Capsules, 750ml format, visible wooden case, unverified OWC status, offer and agreed bank transfer without treating external signs as proof of authenticity or storage history.
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Château Ausone 1989 OWC: An Inherited Six-Bottle Handover
This source summary conflicts with the body: it identifies the seller as Mr Chan rather than Mr Lee and says a rented professional mini-storage facility was about to close rather than describing continuing cellar rent. Both source distinctions are preserved here instead of silently merging them. The common parcel is a 6-bottle Château Ausone 1989 Original Wooden Case (OWC) inherited from an older relative; the source records professional storage, visible inspection, a quotation and handover without proving authenticity 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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