Massandra Sherry de la Frontera (1775) – Cost $43,500
Hailing from Jeres de la Frontera in Spain, Massandra Sherry is believed to be one of Europe’s oldest wines. It is from the Massandra Winery collection, which is known as the ‘Treasure Trove of Wines’ because it includes over a million vintages and preserves one bottle of everything it produces in its library. The creation […]
Henri Jayer, Vosne-Romanée Cros Parantoux (1999) – Cost $136,955
The Vosne-Romanee Cros Parantoux 1999 was crafted by Henri Jayer, known as the “Master of Pinot Noir”. He was responsible for innovating many techniques in winemaking. The Vosne-Romanee Cros Parantoux is a full-bodied Pinot Noir, with an aroma of Vosne style spice, moderate oak, earth and violets. Jayer’s reputation in the industry and the wine’s […]
Ampoule from Penfolds, Block-42 Cabernet Sauvignon (2004) – Cost $168,000
The Block 42-Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 is a limited edition wine from Australia’s Penfolds. It’s not kept in a bottle, but in an ampoule within a glass vestibule. It can be opened by breaking off its end, which can be done only by trained winemakers. Only twelve of these ampoules filled with Block-42 Cabernet were made, […]
Chateau Margaux 1787 – Cost $225,000
The Chateau Margaux is located on the left bank of Bordeaux and has been around for more than three centuries. It has always been at the top of its viticulture game. During the Bordeaux economic depression, Greek businessman Andre Mentzelopoulos invested heavily in the vineyard. 1787 was born out of this renovation initiative. Its exceptional […]
Château Lafite 1869 – Cost $230,000
The Chateau Lafite 1869 is the first vintage that was produced by the Rothschild family. Its value comes from its age and the legacy of the wine estate, located in Pauillac, France. Baron James de Rosthschild, one of the key members of the Rothschild dynasty, purchased the vineyard for 5 million francs. After his death, […]
Cheval Blanc (1947) – Cost $304,375
Hailing from Saint-Emilion, a commune in France, the Cheval Blanc 1947 is known as one the most iconic vintages to have ever existed. This wine has stood the test of time in spite of breaking all the rules of winemaking. It is excessive on every front, with 15% alcohol content and 3.5 grams of residual […]
Jeroboam of Chateau Mouton-Rothschild (1945) – Cost $310,700
Jeroboam was produced in the vineyards of Nathaniel Rothschild and is known as one of the best wines made in the last 100 years. Its label bears the famous ‘V’ symbol, signifying the victory of the allied forces in World War II. It has a blackberry and oak flavour, with aromas of vanilla and baking […]
Screaming Eagle Cabernet Sauvignon (1992) – Cost $500,000
1992 was the first ever vintage produced by Screaming Eagle Cabernet Sauvignon. Only 175 cases were produced and Screaming Eagle Cabernet was still finding its footing as a luxury wine producer at that time. The 1992 is viewed as a testament to American viticulture. It has blackcurrant notes working with savoury hints of sage and […]
Domaine de la Romanee-Conti Grand Cru (1945) – Cost $558,000
This wine is a burgundy hailing from Domaine Romanee-Conti in France. Its staggering price comes from the exceptional circumstances under which it was made. In the aftermath of World War II in 1945, Domaine was able to produce only 600 bottles of wine due to shortage of resources. Domaine de la Romanee-Conti was one of […]
Prime Minister Modi Mourns the Passing of Esteemed Economist Dr. Bibek Debroy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed heartfelt condolences for the passing of Dr. Bibek Debroy, a distinguished economist, scholar, and Chairman of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister. PM Modi praised Dr. Debroy as a visionary who profoundly influenced India’s intellectual and policy landscape. Known for his extensive knowledge spanning economics, history, culture, […]
