#012 Chloe Ashton, Managing Director of 1275 SA about traceable provenance, Bordeaux en primeur campaign and much more
Wine Investment PodcastShow Notes
Why is the authenticity of the wines you buy so important? And what solutions are there to ensure that you can later enjoy or sell the wine you bought years ago?
We discussed this and much more with Chloe Ashton, Managing Director 1275 SA. At 1275, the driving force is traceability, and offering the world's most collectible fine wines with perfect, proven provenance.
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