Groupe Duclot Bordeaux Prestige Collection Case 2007
A Duclot Bordeaux Prestige Collection Case that contains one bottle (75cl) from the 2007 vintage:
2007 fine wine investments case
This Duclot Bordeaux Prestige Collection Case contains nine bottles from some of the leading fine wine producers in Bordeaux. Including the five First Growths, these highlights of the 2007 vintage are available for a limited period of time for a savvy fine wine investments enthusiast.
Latour
As one of the five First Growth wines of Bordeaux, Château Latour remains one of the most dependable and popular fine wine investments anywhere in the industry. The estate is well known for its concentrated, fruity tastes that should be matured for at least a decade before being enjoyed.
Parker Score: 96.
Margaux
Fine wine investments specialists often consider Margaux to be the most feminine of the first growths, with a signature dark taste. The Château is popular among fine wine enthusiasts and investors alike.
Parker Score: 92.
Haut-Brion
Founded in 1525, Château Haut-Brion is one of the only First Growth wine estates to be situated outside the Medoc and Sauternes region of Bordeaux. It remains among the most expensive and prestigious wines in Bordeaux, and indeed across the rest of France.
Parker Score: 92.
Lafite Rothschild
Acquired by the Rothschild family in 1868, Château Lafite-Rothschild is one of the largest wine estates in the French region of Medoc. The estate’s name undoubtedly accords it some extra prestige – but the wine produced here is similarly high quality as its contemporary First Growth estates.
Parker Score: 94.
Mouton Rothschild
The final estate to be added to the First Growth classification, Mouton Rothschild was upgraded in 1973, after decades of lobbying by the influential Rothschild owners. It was acquired by the Rothschild family in 1853.
Parker Score: 88.
La Mission Haut Brion
Despite not being a First Growth, La Mission Haut Brion is almost universally considered to be of contemporary quality to the earlier wines on this list by those who invest in fine wine. The estate was founded in the 1600s and bought by Haut-Brion wine producers in 1983.
Parker Score: 92.
Cheval Blanc
Château Cheval Blanc’s produce are generally considered to be the most prestigious wines in the St. Emilion region of Bordeaux. It has a long lifespan; ageing up to 50 years for the best vintages.
Parker Score: 91.
Petrus
Petrus wines are known for their rich and deep taste. The estate itself has never been officially classified, but fine wine investment specialists consider the estate among the same quality as the First Growth wines and the other vintages on this list.
Parker Score: 91.
d’Yquem
With the highest parker score of any single estate on the list, the 2007 Château Y’quem performed particularly well in 2007 and continues to do so across a whole range of other vintages. It is the only wine producer in Bordeaux to be given the rating of Premier Cru Superieur.
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As well as being a fantastic individual investment in their own right, these nine wine producers represent a selection of some of the most popular and sought-after wines in the fine wine investments industry. They have a long history of quality, and are likely to remain highly valuable in years to come.
If you’re looking to invest in fine wine, whether with this 2007 prestige collection case or with any range of other fine wine investments, don’t hesitate to contact us and find out more about your own investment opportunities.
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Published June 2016. Updated May 2018.