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Cheval Blanc 2020 release analysis: ‘This should absolutely fly’  Cheval Blanc is also the first of the very top names to emerge in the Its release may offer early clues about buyer sentiment following a relatively successful-yet-narrow campaign for Bordeaux 2019 en primeur wines last year, and signs of Bordeaux garnering greater enthusiasm on the fine wine market in general.  ‘The first key release out of the gate for 2020, Cheval Blanc complies with whispered requests from the international trade to keep prices around the same as last year,’ said analysis and research group Wine ...

Space-Aged Wine Bottle Could Get $1 Million The URL has been copied to your clipboard 0:00 0:03:05 0:00 Pop-out player For 14 months, a French wine aged in space. Now, it has returned to Earth to be sold. A single bottle from a case of space-aged Bordeaux is being put up for sale by the auction house Christie’s. It may cost up to $1 million. The wine is a 2000 vintage Petrus. It is considered a world-class red wine made from Merlot grapes in the Pomerol region of Bordeaux. The sale was announced Tuesday in London. Tim Triptree works for Christie’s wine and spirits division. He said the ...

A bottle of wine aged in space could sell for $1 million — how and why it tastes different than Earth-bound wine CNBC 1 hr ago Tom Huddleston Jr. © Provided by CNBC Christie's is selling a bottle of Chateau Petrus 2000 that spent 14 months aging aboard the International Space Station while orbiting Earth. A bottle of red wine that spent more than a year in space could end up being the most expensive wine ever sold. Christie's is selling a bottle of Pétrus 2000 that was aged for 14 months aboard the International Space Station (ISS) before returning to Earth in January....

Want to Buy a Bottle of Wine Aged in Space? Twitter 0 comments The auction house Christie’s is selling a bottle of wine that we can truly describe as out of this world. While the bottle in question, Pétrus 2000, is native to Earth, it’s spent the last 14 months aging aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Now that it’s touched back down to a terrestrial setting, the space-dwelling wine could fetch upwards of $1 million. But the bottle of wine didn’t just travel to the ISS for the fun of it. (It’s not that easy to go to space; just ask the billionaires.) It’s all part of ...

A bottle of Bordeaux wine that was aged for 14 months on the International Space Station (ISS) is up for sale -- and it could fetch $1 million.