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Over the last ten years as the use of custom built cellars has increased, domestic cellars have been filling fast with good sized wine collections which are often worth a considerable sum.
In order to protect your collection properly it pays to talk to a specialist broker who understands the nature of wine insurance, as you may not be fully protected under a standard home contents policy.
Lycetts has considerable experience when it comes to wine collection insurance, as well as an extensive understanding of the wine trade in general.
And we’re always available for you by telephone or email whenever and wherever you need us.
Contact our expert directly or alternatively complete your details below to contact the team.
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"Every new vintage added to a burgeoning cellar is an adjustment worth noting, which is where a specialist broker is so essential."
Some policies have strict time limits for notification of claims, so if there is a delay you may prejudice your claim.
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