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Grange

Penfolds,

Grange

Grange is Australia's most internationally recognised collectible wine and a rare example of a multi-regional blend achieving true blue-chip status. Its long price history and broad distribution support liquidity. It is arguably Australia's most established investment-grade wine because it combines iconic status.

Back label of Penfolds Grange Bin 95 Shiraz 2018 bottle – CB Wine

CASE STUDY PERFORMANCE

VINTAGE 1990

Source: Liv-Ex

TOTAL GROWTH

0 %

Mar 1996 – Feb 2023

AVERAGE CAGR

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Within This Period

Wine Profile

Varietal:

Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon

Classification:

South Australia GI

Annual Production:

≈ 84,000–108,000 bottles

SIGNATURE VINTAGES

Key Vintages in the Grange

1955 One of the historic classic Granges and an early proof of the wine’s long-term greatness.

1971 Widely regarded as one of the legendary benchmark vintages.

1990 Penfolds called it one of the great Australian vintages of its generation.

2008 Received perfect scores from major critics.

2018 The modern benchmark, receiving an extraordinary run of perfect scores.

The Investment Case

What Drives the Price of Grange

Grange is arguably Australia's most established investment-grade wine because it combines iconic status, decades of proven ageing and an international secondary market. Unlike many collectible wines, it does not depend on a single vineyard; the consistency of the Grange identity itself is the asset. Its extensive back-vintage history also gives collectors confidence in the wine's ability to mature.

Grange AT A GLANCE

Country

Australia

Region

South Australia

Varietal

Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon

Sub-region

Barossa Valley

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