Has anyone checked this auction out? Lots of ports from 1927 to 1948. Why so much there?
http://www.zachys.com/auctions/Search.a ... tionId=140
Zachy's Hong Kong Auction
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Zachy's Hong Kong Auction
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Re: Zachy's Hong Kong Auction
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While that is a lot of rare stuff, it really isn't that many bottles. I can envision it being from one collection. Why does one consign Port for sale in Asia? I can't say I know why since I don't think it commands a particularly higher price there.
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I have my suspicion, but I'll keep that one to myself.Eric Menchen wrote: Why does one consign Port for sale in Asia? I can't say I know why since I don't think it commands a particularly higher price there.
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Without looking at the site and seeing if there's any information on the consigner, perhaps it was a Port loving Brit? It being an ex-colony and all. At least, that would be my non-conspiracy theory idea.