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A total of 1,903 cases of premium wines including Bordeaux first growths, Chateau Lafite Rothschild, Chateau Haut-Brion, Chateau Mouton Rothchild, and Napa’s Opus One were nabbed by customs authorities in Shanghai.
Bonhams will present what it calls “one of the most encyclopedic wine collections in Asia – The Collection of A-1 Fine Wines” at its upcoming sale of Fine and Rare Wine and Whisky in Hong Kong on Saturday 21 November. It is estimated at more than HK$20million.
More than 10,000 bottles of fake Château Haut-Brion have been uncovered by authorities in China’s southern city of Xiamen. Yet, the fraudster is still on the run and punishment was criticized as lenient.
This year’s Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival will cancel the physical exhibition part and take the whole event online, Hong Kong Tourism Board has announced.
Failures of accountability from merchants and e-commerce platform pushed one wine consumer to seek justice on his own.
Bordeaux first growth Chateau Lafite Rothschild definitely has the heart and wallet of wine lovers in Asia.
Chateau de Pic, a Chinese-owned Bordeaux estate in Cadillac, has been sued by its local employees after abruptly firing its staff and failing to pay five months of salary, bringing the winery’s poor management and dire financial situation into the forefront.
For this week, here are the headlines making buzz in China’s wine market: fake Bordeaux wines in Shanghai, Beijing’s fresh outbreak and key personnel changes in China’s wine trade.
Moët Hennessy Diageo China has taken over distribution for the popular Bordeaux wine, Mouton Cadet, owned by Baron Philippe de Rothschild for the mainland China market, the company has announced.
From using sample-sized wines for virtual wine course to launching e-tasting with chateau owner at home, here are how wineContinue Reading