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Provenance Fine Wines create and manage portfolios of superb quality wines, produced by some of the most highly regarded vineyards in the world. If you are purchasing fine wine for the purpose of capital growth, the simple pleasure of collecting or even just for drinking… our goal is to become your preferred partner, and remain that way – by providing a consummate level of service. Our principal aim is to assist our private clients in achieving their fine wine investment goals.

“It has always been my aim for Provenance to provide an unrivalled quality of service. Whether a client is a connoisseur purely looking to fill gaps in his own cellar; or is aiming to ‘look after future drinking for free’ by buying now, drinking half and storing half; or perhaps is one of those canny non-drinkers, who simply want to diversify within their investment portfolio as a whole – I like to think we provide the same level of service to all; mainly by offering the right wines at the right price at the right time.”

Adrian Lenagan, Managing Director, Provenance Fine Wines Ltd.

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Ten best performers

Last month Last 3 months Last 6 months 1m / 3m / 6m

1. Lafleur (1986) £5150.00 +45%
2. Lafleur (1986) £5150.00 +45%

3. Lafleur (1986) £2575.00 +45%
4. DRC, Romanee Conti (2003) £8747.17 +41%

5. Cos d'Estournel (1983) £1320.00 +39%
6. Angelus (1989) £4539.00 +34%

7. Grand Puy Lacoste (2002) £462.00 +26%
8. Petrus (1983) £15808.00 +23%

9. Petrus (1983) £7904.00 +23%
10. Palmer (1985) £2005.00 +23%

1. Pavie (1995) £1367.00 +49%
2. Cos d'Estournel (1983) £1320.00 +43%

3. Leoville Poyferre (1998) £785.00 +37%
4. Ausone (1995) £6555.00 +36%

5. Petrus (1983) £15808.00 +35%
6. Petrus (1983) £7904.00 +35%

7. Pin (2002) £15415.00 +35%
8. Pin (2002) £7707.50 +35%

9. Angelus (1989) £4539.00 +31%
10. Mission Haut Brion (1996) £1973.00 +31%

1. Ausone (1990) £6180.00 +65%
2. Pavie (1995) £1367.00 +61%

3. Rieussec (1983) £883.00 +58%
4. Ausone (1995) £6555.00 +57%

5. Angelus (1999) £2550.00 +50%
6. Lafleur (2007) £4330.00 +40%

7. Lafleur (2007) £2165.00 +40%
8. Leoville Poyferre (1998) £785.00 +37%

9. DRC, Tache (1998) £1409.42 +36%
10. Petit Mouton (2008) £1631.00 +36%

Ten worst performers