Bordeaux Go Unsold as Price Qualms Weigh on $18.7 Million Hong Kong Sales - Bloomberg

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Bordeaux Go Unsold as Price Qualms Weigh on $18.7 Million Hong Kong Sales Bloomberg While the wine market in Hong Kong is dominated by French red Bordeaux and Burgundy wines, auctioneers have been finding success at selling some American wines. A 42-bottle lot of seven vintages of Screaming Eagle Cabernet Sauvignon fetched HK$829600 ... Acker Merrall & Condit's First Wine Auction in 2012 Achieves a Total of HK ...MarketWatch (press release) all 7 news articles »

Wine expert expects nothing but the best - Marco Island Sun Times

Wine expert expects nothing but the best Marco Island Sun Times That's why they built this wine cellar in their waterfront home and stocked it with exclusive labels. “I have Screaming Eagle just because it's Screaming Eagle,” he said, referring to a noted California winemaker. The price range for bottles of ...

Don't believe all you hear about wine - USA TODAY

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Don't believe all you hear about wine USA TODAY I have been enjoying high-end cabernets from California for more than 30 years, and it is easy to say that those wines are eminently capable of improving over time. Whether we are talking about Dunn, Screaming Eagle, Schrader and other cult cabs, ... and more »

Acker Merrall & Condit 2012 January Hong Kong Sale Presents World-Class ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Acker Merrall & Condit 2012 January Hong Kong Sale Presents World-Class ... MarketWatch (press release) There is also a world-class collection of California Cabernet classics and cults including vintages of Screaming Eagle. With these and hundreds of other remarkable lots, we welcome 2012 and the Year of Dragon with our first sale of the vintage, ... and more »

NAKED VINE: It's a good time of year to look for bargains - Columbus Other Paper

NAKED VINE: It's a good time of year to look for bargains Columbus Other Paper The super high-end stuff that can cost hundreds-wines like classified-growth Bordeaux, Screaming Eagle Cabernets from Napa, rare Barolos and the like - they're always going to sell. There will always be collectors who can afford them.