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In this week’s wine market news, total trade value rose sharply as buying activity from US and European buyers increased.   

Despite buying less than last week (by value) US buyers continued to lead the market, claiming 41% of traded value.  

Bordeaux reclaimed its lead of the market from Burgundy, accounting for 37.4% of traded value.

The fine wine market may be showing signs of stabilisation, but not all wines are moving in the same direction. Read more here

Trade value on Liv-ex rose 22.4% week-on-week, driven by increased activity in top-end Burgundy.

Trading remained focused on a relatively narrow group of blue-chip producers and proven vintages, with Burgundy continuing to attract the greatest concentration of buyer interest…

Burgundy is back on top. Accounting for 27.5% of traded value this week, it surpassed Bordeaux to lead the fine wine market. Read the latest…

Our Head of Decision Intelligence, Tom Burchfield, discusses how data-driven decision-making can help businesses make better decisions and build a more transparent, efficient fine wine…

Tuscany accounted for 19.7% of total trade value this week, making it one of the market’s strongest-performing regions.