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Buying wine to lay down

"When will this be ready to drink?"

"Will this wine improve if I keep it for another five years?"

"I've heard now is a good time to buy fine wines as an investment - which ones should I buy?"

"Should I get my wines from a wine merchant or a retailer like Oddbins?"

"Do white wines get better with age?"

"How do I buy en primeur wines?"

"If I sell my wines for a profit, do I have to pay Capital Gains Tax?"

These are just a few of the questions that we get asked regularly by our customers. In essence, to lay down or not to lay down? So in response, we commissioned a leading wine writer to create the Spiral Cellars Report on Buying Wine to Lay Down. Written and researched by Tim Atkin, wine writer for the Observer, this Report details the whole process of buying wine from start to finish - from which wines will benefit from five years in a cellar to how to make a profit by investing in wine - currently regarded as a good bet investment-wise with prices starting to bottom out.

The Spiral Cellars Definitive Guide to Buying Wine can be read online or downloaded.