The Liv-ex 100 – the industry benchmark – closed August on 312.37, up 0.74% on the previous month, despite the light trade typical for this holiday month. The index has now posted positive gains for three months in a row.
Burgundy dominated the top movers in August. Coche Dury, Meursault 2016 was in the top spot, having increased 11% in value, followed by two other wines from the region. A Champagne and a Barolo also featured among the biggest risers in August.
The biggest fallers came from Burgundy, the Rhone and Bordeaux. July’s top riser fell the most this month – Armand Rousseau, Chambertin 2015 was down 7%.
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