Anyone investing in wine?

gunnaknow

Masomnia wrote: »

No problems with liquidity in wine investments!


Sorry Couldn't resist!

That was a corker.

ivavoucher

I got a phone call from a lovely sounding girl trying to get me to invest in wine.

It took me a while to convince her that I was not interested and then she put the phone down on me rather abruptly

Din’t like that . :mad:

Mr_K

I invested in several bottles of wine from ADSA this week. However the bottles have now severely devalued and left me quite unwell so I couldn't recommend as an investment. hic.....

ray123

I invested in some v nice rose from sainsburys...

Reaper

ivavoucher wrote: »

I got a phone call from a lovely sounding girl trying to get me to invest in wine.

It took me a while to convince her that I was not interested and then she put the phone down on me rather abruptly

Smart move. In my view you should never buy any investments from a cold caller.

amistupid

Reaper wrote: »

Smart move. In my view you should never buy any investments from a cold caller.

Not even if they're doing a real good deal in fridges?

amistupid

gunnaknow wrote: »

That was a corker.

Vintage! Absolute Vintage!

amistupid

Reaper wrote: »

Smart move. In my view you should never buy any investments from a cold caller.

They send shivers down my spine.

ray123

Do not ever give your credit card details to a cold caller or any personal info. If it is a good deal, call the company in question back via a number advertised on the website (i.e T-mobile, etc)...

Primrose

Not investing in wine, but making it and drinking it, which is a very long Fixed Term process, especially as it involves racking off all the Deposits first.
Seriously, can't see the point of leaving an expensive wine to linger in a dark cellar. If you don't have the pleasure of drinking it and enjoying it, you might just as well be storing bottled water.