In the current unstable economy and shaky stock market, many people wonder where they should invest their money. It turns out Bordeaux wine investment is a very smart choice when it comes to playing with your money. The wine market analysis for 2011 shows a steady monthly performance and the returns for January are positive.
To most people Bordeaux stands only for a certain French wine, but is so much more than that – the name Bordeaux stands for a leading French wine region. Although many people associate this region with producing its namesakes only, the truth is the produce is quite versatile. The Bordeaux wine region is a prominent force in the wine market because of its outstanding history of wine making, it also possesses an incredible ability – almost every French wine that exists can be cultivated there. Bordeaux consists of different areas that allow for the growing of diverse wine crops. It is well known that in order for obtaining good wine, the vines need to be replanted each year, but in this region the climate is influenced by the ocean which means the crops do not need to be replaced because of frosting or other weather misfortunes.
The Gironde River is divided forms two areas by the Bordeaux region. Left Bank Area that includes Medoc and Margaux, the Right Bank area that in requisites embrace the sub regions Pomerol, Blaye, Bourg and Saint-Emilion and the region of Graves which contain of three secondary areas. The Right Bank is more Merlot based and the Left Bank Area is more famous for its Cabernet Sauvignon.
On the stock market the fine wines are mostly from Bordeaux. The most appreciated wines for trade are as follows: Lafite (form the region of Medoc), Haut Brion, and Mouton Rothchild. Lafite especially appreciated by the Chinese and in the year of 2010 it was the fastest growing wine. This is not only due the fine quality of the wine, but also of its strong marketing and the presentation of its bottles. This year Mouton Rothschild is most likely to be the next Lafite which shows as studies of the Bordeaux wine investment. The Haut Brion registered the strongest performance of all underdogs among the wines for the past six month however turns better. Haut Brion and Mouton Rothschild were in the spotlight this past month with a 9% rise on the average, but some specific years had a 32% increase, like the 1996 Mouton for example.
If you want to invest in money in the wine market then Bordeaux wine investment is the smartest choice for you certainly.