France Elysee Palace is set by more than $325,000 wine auction and Thursday. And while some bottles for up to $3,000 can per bottle for sale, others could you for only $20.
Peter and other blockbuster bottles function will be the auction along with bottles of 1990 some cheaper wines, the yellow tail amount to tell out own wine allows the French Presidential Palace.
"The auction bid for wine lovers, allow, will", said Juan Carlos, an independent French wine experts are working with the hotel Drouot on sale. "We have bottles for 15 to 20 euros".
The 1,200 bottle auction highlights are undoubtedly the old bottles of Bordeaux and Burgundy. 1990 Peter might be for $3,000 $ and $3500 a bottle, while the 1998 sell Premier Cru Meursault and 1975 could Salon Chateau Lafite-Rothschild and champagne hit large numbers.
Carlos said that the proceeds from the sale go to populate Elysees 12,000 bottle cellar and buy new, younger wines from lesser-known French manufacturers. He said these wines in the Palace celebrities adds to you.
Approximately 1,200 bottles of wine, is President also this bottle Chateau Petrus 1990 will be auctioned to buy money order more wine.
He added, the wines that are sold are usually odd lots - there are only a few bottles left or an odd number, so that they are served at a state dinner can not.
Still, since some of the leftover proceeds to the State budget can go, some have the wine auction a sign of French austerity and criticized, that the Palace selling some of its liquid jewels.
Famous French wine collector Michel Jack Chasseuil after President Francois hollande, recently wrote that he feared the wines go "on the world billionaires and we are sad, if we recognize that we have no more."
But Carlos said that he hoped that the wines at "Drinker" appreciate wine would - be sold for his joy not only for collectors, they have to save the value.
"I think that the best bottles to do wine at the auction is, not to put behind a pane of glass, but to drink and then how good a time you had memories with them with other parts."
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