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Bottles of the world’s most expensive red wine, the Chateau Margaux 2009, have been scheduled to go on sale in Dubai.
The limited edition 12-litre bottle of Chateau Margaux 2009 comes with an eye-watering price tag of N31million. A mere six Balthazars, meaning 12-litre bottle, of the exclusive tipple have been produced, with only three of those set to go on sale.
The wine is produced at the Chateau Margaux vineyard in the Midoc region of France, just north of Bordeaux. The wine is currently on show at wine merchant Le Clos’ flagship store at Dubai International Airport. The Balthazars are housed in an ornate oak case, while the bottle itself has been beautifully engraved with gold by master craftsmen.
Although the wine will put a serious dent in any oenophile’s pocket, buyers get a number of other perks for their money.
They will be flown first class to France to visit the Chateau Margaux estate, where they will enjoy a private tour of its cellars and vineyard, before sitting down to dinner with the chief winemaker
Bottles of the world’s most expensive red wine, the Chateau Margaux 2009, have been scheduled to go on sale in Dubai.
The limited edition 12-litre bottle of Chateau Margaux 2009 comes with an eye-watering price tag of N31million. A mere six Balthazars, meaning 12-litre bottle, of the exclusive tipple have been produced, with only three of those set to go on sale.
The wine is produced at the Chateau Margaux vineyard in the Midoc region of France, just north of Bordeaux. The wine is currently on show at wine merchant Le Clos’ flagship store at Dubai International Airport. The Balthazars are housed in an ornate oak case, while the bottle itself has been beautifully engraved with gold by master craftsmen.
Although the wine will put a serious dent in any oenophile’s pocket, buyers get a number of other perks for their money.
They will be flown first class to France to visit the Chateau Margaux estate, where they will enjoy a private tour of its cellars and vineyard, before sitting down to dinner with the chief winemaker
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