Investments Unwrapped: Which wines hold their value?
Olly Mann talks to wine market founder Justin Gibbs about wines to treasure
A bonus podcast series brought to you by MoneyWeek and The Platinum Card from American Express. In episode two, Olly Mann talks to John Stepek, executive editor of MoneyWeek, and Justin Gibbs of the fine wine market Liv-ex about the bottles you would never want to uncork.
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