Fine Wine Merchants — Hong Kong

The world’s rarest cellars, decanted for Hong Kong.

From the chalk slopes of Champagne to the fog-bound hills of Piedmont — we source, cellar and deliver the most collectible wines on earth, from the heart of Asia’s great duty-free city.

VIRegions sourced in person
2008Duty-free city since
13°CCellared · 70% humidity
HK·SG·CNChilled delivery

Entry 01 — The Ledger

Numbers worth decanting.

Six figures that explain why fine wine is among the world’s most collected assets — and why Hong Kong is the city where it lives.

1,247Named Climats — Burgundy

A UNESCO World Heritage mosaic of vineyards, drawn parcel by parcel since 2015.

61Grands Crus Classés · 1855

The imperial edict that fixed Bordeaux’s pecking order — never re-graded since.

38Months a Barolo Must Wait

Eighteen of them in oak — by DOCG law, before any bottle may be released.

$812,5001945 Romanée-Conti · 2026

The highest price ever paid for a single bottle of wine at auction.

191.9MChampagne Bottles · 2025

Shipped in one year — each ageing in chalk tunnels carved deep under Reims.

1976The Judgment of Paris

California’s Cabernet and Chardonnay beat Bordeaux and Burgundy — blind.

Sources — UNESCO · champagne.fr (CIVC) · Sotheby’s · Wine Spectator · Liv-ex

Entry 02 — The Regions

Six vineyards. One standard.

Every region below is visited, tasted and sourced in person by our own buyers — never ordered from a price list alone.

Château and vineyard rows in Bordeaux BordeauxFrance

Médoc · Pomerol · Sauternes

  • 61 Grands Crus Classés — set by imperial edict in 1855 and never re-graded since.
  • 11.5 ha of near-pure Merlot make Pétrus: roughly 30,000 bottles a year, and no second wine at all.

Cabernet Sauvignon · Merlot · Sémillon

Rolling slopes of the Côte de Nuits in Burgundy BurgundyFrance

Côte de Nuits · Côte de Beaune

  • 1,247 named climats — a parcel-by-parcel World Heritage map since 2015.
  • ≈ 6,000 bottles a year: the entire crop of Romanée-Conti — the world’s most coveted single vineyard.

Pinot Noir · Chardonnay

Fog-filled Langhe hills of Piedmont PiedmontItaly

Barolo · Barbaresco · Langhe

  • 38 months minimum before a Barolo may leave the cellar — 18 of them in oak, by law.
  • 100% Nebbiolo: brick-pale in the glass, iron in the tannin — “the wine of kings and king of wines”.

Nebbiolo · Barbera · Dolcetto

Napa Valley vineyard at dusk CaliforniaU.S.A.

Napa Valley · Sonoma

  • 1976: at the Judgment of Paris, California defeated Bordeaux and Burgundy in a blind tasting.
  • Hillside Cabernet and vineyard-door Chardonnay that still carry the region’s legend — at First-Growth prices.

Cabernet Sauvignon · Chardonnay · Zinfandel

Cypress-lined hills of Tuscany TuscanyItaly

Bolgheri · Chianti Classico

  • 1968: the first Sassicaia — the outlaw wine that invented the Super Tuscan category.
  • Bordeaux grapes on Tuscan soil, now honoured with their own appellation: Bolgheri Sassicaia DOC.

Sangiovese · Cabernet Sauvignon · Merlot

Chalk vineyard slopes of Champagne ChampagneFrance

Épernay · Reims · Côte des Blancs

  • 191.9M bottles shipped in 2025 — matured in chalk tunnels carved deep beneath the city.
  • 3 grapes rule the style: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.

Chardonnay · Pinot Noir · Meunier

Wine is the only beverage in the world that ages with grace — and pays the patient collector in decades, not dollars.
— The Cellar Motto
Bonded, temperature-controlled wine storage Bonded · 13°C · 70% RH

Entry 03 — The Cellar

Hong Kong: the world’s duty-free cellar.

In 2008 the city abolished its 40% wine duty. Fine wine became a zero-tax asset — and Hong Kong became the planet’s trading floor for it.

  • Duty-free since 2008 — no excise, no sales tax on wine in Hong Kong.
  • No. 1 auction market — within a few years the city passed London, then New York, in fine-wine auction value.
  • Cellared properly — 13°C, 70% humidity, light-sealed and insured in bonded storage.
  • Provenance on paper — every lot logged from château, négociant, auction or private cellar.
  • Chilled delivery — Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and mainland China.

Entry 04 — The Icons

Names that need no label.

Romanée-Conti

Grand Cru · Côte de Nuits

The 1.8 ha monopole that turned a single name into the world’s benchmark of scarcity.

Price on application

Château Pétrus

Pomerol · Bordeaux

Near-pure Merlot from 11.5 haunted hectares — no second wine is ever made.

Price on application

Sassicaia

Bolgheri · Tuscany

The original Super Tuscan — an outlaw with its own appellation.

Price on application

Screaming Eagle

Napa Valley · California

Cult hillside Cabernet, released by ballot — a case is a collector’s crowning lot.

Price on application

Château d’Yquem

Sauternes · Bordeaux

The 1855 classification’s only Premier Cru Supérieur.

Price on application

Monfortino

Barolo · Piedmont

Giacomo Conterno’s uncompromising Nebbiolo — decades in the making.

Price on application

Masseto

Bolgheri · Tuscany

Merlot grown where the hills meet the sea — Burgundy’s temperament, Italian blood.

Price on application

Krug Clos du Mesnil

Champagne

A single chalk-walled vineyard, one vintage at a time — among the rarest releases in Champagne.

Price on application

All icon wines arrive on allocation. Vintages, formats and prices on application — every lot quoted individually.

Entry 05 — The Tasting Room

Taste the ledger.

Private tastings, verticals and allocations by appointment — in our Central tasting room, or at your table.

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WhatsApp +852 9123 4567 [email protected] Central District · Hong Kong