Buying and cellaring champagne for future pleasure or investment, needn’t just be for the elite, astute investor or academic wine lover. Irrespective of your intentions, you can easily begin your very own collection following some discerning thoughts. Marcell Kustos PhD, Director of Future Cellars, offers us an expert’s guide to beginning your champagne collection.
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