Show Notes
Whether it is Chateau Petrus aged in space, a Bored Ape Yacht Club champagne or a bottle of Chateau Lafite (reputably) owned by Thomas Jefferson, there can be no doubt that wine collectors are prepared to pay eye-watering sums for a piece of history.
In this episode, Callum (Founder - WineFi) looks back at the ten most expensive wines ever sold at auction.
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