The market for fine wine, which was hit by the Chinese government’s anti-graft drive in 2011, is beginning to show signs of recovery, according to Peter Lunzer of Lunzer Wine Investment. “Consumption still remains high,” says Lunzer, “and the market is still buoyant. China did cause an unnatural acceleration in the market, but the correction has happened now, and we are seeing some…
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