Asian buyers dominate Sotheby’s London auction
China may be importing fewer bottles of top Bordeaux, but its wealthy individuals were among the most prominent buyers of rare Burgundy wines at a recent Sotheby's auction in London.
Chinese investors turn sights to Italy’s Chianti vineyards
Tuscany is the latest wine region to see rising interest from Chinese investors keen to acquire overseas vineyards, according to the Chianti Classico trade body.
Sotheby's aims for auction record with DRC 'super lot'
Sotheby's hopes to break its auction record by selling a single lot of 114 bottles of DRC Romanee-Conti wines in a Burgundy-dominated auction in Hong Kong.
Chinese investors buy A$15m Barossa winery
A company backed by Chinese investors has agreed to buy Yaldara Winery in Barossa Valley from McGuigan wines producer Australian Vintage for A$15m.
Chinese-backed firm buys Quixote Winery in Napa Valley
A company believed to be backed by Chinese investors has bought Quixote Winery in the sought-after Stags Leap District of California's Napa Valley.
Chinese buyer’s Chateau Quercy deal almost fell through
The purchase of Chateau Quercy in Saint-Emilion by an unnamed Chinese industrialist came close to not happening, DecanterChina.com has been told.
Saint Emilion’s Chateau Quercy sold to Chinese investor
Chateau Quercy, an 18th Century Saint Emilion Grand Cru estate, has become the latest Bordeaux wine property acquired by a Chinese buyer and sales agents expect more deals to follow.
Chinese winery owner buys majority stake in Saint Emilion's Chateau Trianon
A Chinese winery owner has acquired a majority stake in Chateau Trianon in Saint Emilion, marking the latest example of Asia-based investors seeking a foothold in Bordeaux.
Top Burgundy leads Sotheby's Hong Kong auction
Asia-based buyers showed no sign of losing their taste for top Burgundy at the spring Sotheby's auction in Hong Kong, as Domaine de la Romanee-Conti and Henri Jayer wines attracted high prices.
Christie's hails wine buyer 'resurgence' at Hong Kong auction
Christie's said it saw resurgent interest from wine buyers at its latest auction in Hong Kong, which saw vintage Champagne and Super Tuscan wines compete with Burgundy and Bordeaux for headlines.