British Foreign Office will spend the budget to cut hard times

The British Foreign Ministry said on the 13th that it will sell a batch of fine wines from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and use ordinary income to buy ordinary wine and spend the difficult period of budget cuts.

The British Ministry of Foreign Affairs stores about 40,000 bottles of vintage wine for official receptions and other occasions. These wines include the 1978 vintage of Chateau Petrus and the 1955 vintage of La Tour winery. The market price of each bottle is 2,500 pounds and 1,000 pounds.

According to the British government plan, the United Kingdom will cut £81 billion in expenditure within five years.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs hopes that the sale of this wine will earn about 50,000 pounds a year. The money will be used to buy daily banquet wine and wine with potential for appreciation.

U.S. President Barack Obama visited Britain in May and the Foreign Ministry stated that he will treat him with sparkling wine made in Britain.