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I've got a couple of cans of Stella in the back of a cupboard somewhere. I didn't realise this was an investment.
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostI think he's trying to extend the fantasy into investing in wine for long term profit and fund the mythical future.
Dont you need money to invest ? wine or otherwise.
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I think he's trying to extend the fantasy into investing in wine for long term profit and fund the mythical future.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostIs it now time to conclude that Suity has completely lot the plot ?
I cannot figure out what the heck this post is all about.
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Is it now time to conclude that Suity has completely lot the plot ?
I cannot figure out what the heck this post is all about.
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Are you saying that his brood isn't his?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHave children. I am sure they will look after you I your old age.
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Have children. I am sure they will look after you I your old age.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostHello flower,
Listen I was dragging my flu ridden arse through Gatwick earlier and they wos selling krug for 500 pound a pop.
Now, here's me question. If I bought a few of these (at best price, not from the airport) and chucked em in the loft until I retire, would they be a good retirement nest egg?
Or, if as I very much suspect is the case I'm a
and this won't work, but what could you buy now, store in the attic that would be worth a few quid in say 25 years time?
Cheers Bud.
Hope your well
Suity
Madeline Mccann?
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No expert on wine but sure a loft ain't the place. Mine gets bleeding hot in summer.
PS Are you sure your arse hasn't just got a cold?
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Storing krug. No for 2 reasons.
a. Its for drinking
b. In a few years it will about as good as asti.
risking some decent bordeaux en primeur can work. I only drink it though. If you are planning to sell it will cost a small fortune in cellarage in order to maintain provenance.
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FirstlyOriginally posted by suityou01 View PostHello flower,
Listen I was dragging my flu ridden arse through Gatwick earlier and they wos selling krug for 500 pound a pop.
Now, here's me question. If I bought a few of these (at best price, not from the airport) and chucked em in the loft until I retire, would they be a good retirement nest egg?
Or, if as I very much suspect is the case I'm a
and this won't work, but what could you buy now, store in the attic that would be worth a few quid in say 25 years time?
Cheers Bud.
Hope your well
Suity
Fine wine as investment is pretty tricky nowadays, but the following points are worth noting:
1 Professional Storage is key. Both from a security (ie Fakes are rife) and longevity of the wines (perfect storage conditions)
2 Wines have a drinking window so please check your wines, Bordeaux for instance can age for 50 years or more whereas champagne usually shorter
3 Most professional storage units require cases of 6 or 12 as a minimum
One other thing as traditional sales of Bordeaux decline, people are moving into Champagne and prices are rising, so value is pretty hard to find in the vintage markets at the mo.
imo
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I have some magic beans for sale. Very good price for you sirOriginally posted by suityou01 View Postwhat could you buy now, store in the attic that would be worth a few quid in say 25 years time?
Alternatively, how about one of these:

When Luton gets invaded you can quickly strap it to your chimney. Best investment you'll ever make.
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PM for Prawn
Hello flower,
Listen I was dragging my flu ridden arse through Gatwick earlier and they wos selling krug for 500 pound a pop.
Now, here's me question. If I bought a few of these (at best price, not from the airport) and chucked em in the loft until I retire, would they be a good retirement nest egg?
Or, if as I very much suspect is the case I'm a
and this won't work, but what could you buy now, store in the attic that would be worth a few quid in say 25 years time?
Cheers Bud.
Hope your well
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