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Dubai airport shop sells rarest wines
Dubai’s International airport has opened a new store selling some of the world’s rarest wines duty free.
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Le Clos encompasses two outlets in the airport’s Terminal 3, the largest airport terminal in the world. Inside, customers can choose from the likes of Château Pétrus 1947 for £7,625 a bottle, Château Cheval Blanc 1961 magnum for £9,607 and Domaine de la Romanée-Conti 2005 at £16,945.
The stores will also offer a selection of Californian icons such as Screaming Eagle, Opus One and Harlan Estate.
In addition to the eye-wateringly expensive wines, Le Clos, with its 400-strong range, sells a variety wines from Australia, Chile, France, Italy, New Zealand, South Africa and the US.
Le Clos also sells spirits including a 40-year-old single malt. And for those looking for something more esoteric, there’s always the £76,250 Dom Pérignon guitar case.
Jane Parkinson, 27.07.09
