Inaugural Singapore Auction | 14 Oct 2023 at Marina Bay Sands
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SINGAPORE – 13 September, 2023 – Acker, the world's preeminent auction house for fine wines and spirits and the oldest wine merchant in America, has marked its entry into the Singapore market, further diversifying its presence across the globe. This strategic move reinforces the company’s commitment to providing unparalleled services for discerning collectors of exquisite and rare wines and spirits globally. Acker’s inaugural auction in Singapore will be held on October 14, 2023, featuring an estimated US $6 million/ SGD $8 million of rare wines and spirits. Hosted in partnership with Marina Bay Sands and Grand Cru Wine Concierge, the private...
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