If you have found an old bottle of Champagne at home and you are curious to how much it might be worth? Is it worthwhile you noting the following information first so you can get an accurate price valuation.
Here's a breakdown of what to know when selling Champagne online:
- What label have you got? It is most likely to be Dom Perignon / Veuve Cliquot / Moet et Chandon / Lanson / Krug.
- What condition is the bottle? This is just as important as knowing where the bottle came from as condition is key when selling old Champagnes. Is the label / foil / cork area good? Have you the original box / packaging? Is the wine level still high on the neck level / is the wine clear on the bottle?
- What confirmed history does the bottle have? Did you purchase it and have the receipts still? Have you had it stored safely over the years with proof?
- How quickly do you wish to sell? There are many options to sell Champagne online with companies willing to pay you immediately to those offering chances to sell, at cost, via auction. You also need to remember, that depending on which country you are in and selling too, that you can not sell alcohol to anyone under 18 (UK) and you might need a licence to sell officially.
