More people have recently started collecting wine and other spirits or branching out into new areas to expand their spirits collections. (Photo: Ilshat/Adobe Stock)
In the past year, Americans have not shied away from growing their collections even in the wake of the pandemic. In fact, based on the results of Chubb's inaugural survey of American collectors, for some, the pandemic was a year of economic growth — with collections emerging as a desirable investment vehicle.
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