Your fiscal year was not happy? Console yourself a bit ', if you have in the cellar a few bottles of Sassicaia Tenuta San Guido, Masseto and Ornellaia Tenuta Ornellaia, any label or the attic of Angelo Gaja Antinori. Or even more, some of the other 95-virtually all French wines - the Liv-Ex (London International Vintage Exchange Fine Wine Index;
www.live-ex.com), the index measuring the return on investment on the great wines . Not only because it will drink very excellently. In a 2010 in which, for example, the Milan Stock Exchange has left the field 12%, The Liv-Ex Fine Wine 50, which monitors the premier cru Bordeaux in value in going on ten different vintages, has established a 57% increase in their value in 2010, breaking the barrier of 400 points
in December . To give an idea, the gold, the main safe haven in times of crisis, during the same period increased by 35% and 20% oil. Needless to say, to drive this growth in value, like the rest of the world economy, are the Asian markets, especially China and Hong Kong, where demand has grown tremendously great Chateaux of Bordeaux, Burgundy wines, but also
Sauternes . And the Italians? In a ranking of value inside the index, which sees top positions in names like Chateau Lafite Rothschild, Chateau Latour and Chateau Mouton Rothschild, the first flag is the wine Sassicaia, the position n. 21, followed by Masseto and Ornellaia (
positions 31 and 32), Gaja (64) and Solaia (65). 5 wines symbol which make Italy the country longer present after the ruling France. The other "foreigners" are in fact three Australian (Penfolds Grange, Henschke and Dominus) 3 Port (Taylor's, Fonseca and Dow), a Spaniard (Vega Sicilia) and an American (Opus One).
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