If you have found some Champagne to sell at home then the best place to look to sell your Champagne is online. You have a decent choice on how to sell your bottle(s) of Champagne and who to sell with when you check on the internet. There will be companies that will look to purchase directly from you saving you time and fees, though they will likely be re-sellers so you will not be getting the current market price, and you will also be able to sell your Champagne(s) yourself via auction websites. Fees will vary vastly with most times you being charged as the seller if you make a sell, the only website that allows you to sell Champagne without zero fees is www.ChampagneCollectors.com
If you have rare / vintage / prestige label Champagne to sell then it is likely that re-sellers and collectors will be purchasing from you and they will need to know the following information prior to bidding / buying:
- Photos of the bottle and any packaging to include showing the clarity and level of the wine inside the bottle.
- Any storage history / purchase receipts.
- Your desired price.
When you research your Champagne on Google you will likely to see price references and you need to try to focus on what real valuation your Champagne will hold. For instance, the same bottle could show a price of £80 and also on another site £500 - This will be down to several factors:
- Condition of bottle (packaging / wine).
- Storage / purchase history (best if it is in bond or only recently purchased from a respected wine merchant / Champagne house).
- Website it is being sold on, is it eBay or is it Christies Wine Auctions.
- Who is selling and what quality guarantee are they offering.
