Home Breadcrumb caret Industry News Breadcrumb caret Industry Invest in pricey cognac? Mais Oui! Vikram Barhat, Advisor.ca’s king of luxe, was in excellent spirits today. Or, should we say, he got into some excellent spirits. By Philip Porado | June 1, 2012 | Last updated on June 1, 2012 1 min read Vikram Barhat, Advisor.ca’s king of luxe, was in excellent spirits today. Or, should we say, he got into some excellent spirits. Vikram took a bullet for the team when he volunteered to attend a tasting for Louis XIII cognac, a specialty spirit produced by the House of Remy Martin since 1874 – it takes 300 kilograms of grapes to produce the content of a single bottle, which retails for $2,800. The lush daytrip fell under the category of “research” for a story on investing in prize liquors slated for his Atypical Assets column in the September issue of Advisor’s Edge. Keep an eye out for it. And, while we can’t bring a snifter of champagne cognac to your door, we can set you up with some links to Vikram’s other stories on luxe investments: Place bets on racehorse investing The many facets of jewelry investing Antique violins a sound investment Help clients buy a piece of history Go ahead, buy a private island Should your client buy a sports franchise? Art adds beauty to the portfolio Aircraft investing takes off Salut! Philip Porado Save Stroke 1 Print Group 8 Share LI logo