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[tomstevenson]

If you do decide to invest in wine, only blue-chips like Latour, Margaux, Mouton Rothschild, Yquem and Romanee-Conti will make money for you, but you need a fortune to buy them and should pay to keep them cellared in Bordeaux, selling only at high-profile international auctions after a minimum of 10 years. It's a long haul, but if you look at the stats, you will see that you would have made a handsome profit doing this whenever you happened to have invested in the past, so it's the nearest you'll get to a certainty.