VOICED : In high rise Hong Kong fine wines lurk in British war bunker

Hong Kong, a former British colony, is a major hub for wine trading and consumption in Asia. However, space constraints pose challenges for wine storage. Wealthy individuals can opt for private underground cellars, which maintain ideal conditions to mimic renowned wine regions. Security is crucial due to the high value of wines, with some facilities using repurposed British bunkers equipped with advanced surveillance systems. The market's growth has made it essential to protect wine collections as one would with other valuable assets.

What is a major challenge for wine storage in Hong Kong?

• High cost of wine

• Lack of interest in wine

• Limited space availability

• Poor wine quality

What is the monthly cost for storing wine in private underground cellars in Hong Kong?

• 600 U.S. dollars

• 1000 U.S. dollars

• 200 U.S. dollars

• 450 U.S. dollars

What temperature range is maintained in Hong Kong's wine storage cellars?

• 15-18 degrees centigrade

• 13-14 degrees centigrade

• 5-10 degrees centigrade

• 10-12 degrees centigrade

What type of facility has been repurposed for wine storage security in Hong Kong?

• An old warehouse

• A disused factory

• A former school

• A British bunker

What is the estimated value of the wine stored behind blast-proof walls in Hong Kong?

• 300 million dollars

• 150 million dollars

• 50 million dollars

• 500 million dollars