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Bordeaux led the market with a 34.8% share of trade value, with Burgundy trade returning to more normal levels this…
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Bordeaux took a 34.8% share of trade this week. By value, the 2009 was Bordeaux’s top-traded vintage, and by volume…
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The fine wine market in H1 2025 July 10, 2025 Table of Contents Introduction At the start of this year,…
Bordeaux took a strong lead of the market this week, closing with a 38.0% share of traded value. The 2005…
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The USA had its strongest week in recent memory, placing second with a 17.8% share of traded value. Screaming Eagle’s Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon led the charge, accounting for over 65% of the region’s trade.
What did fine wine trading look like before Liv-ex ? Pre 2000, before Liv-ex, there was little in the way…
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The market downturn continued in June, with harsher declines across most indices than in May.
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The 2021 vintage has gained notoriety for its sharp decline in the market. Particularly given their relatively low scores, the 2021s were released at too-high prices cross the board.
An interview with our CEO, James Miles, to mark 25 years of Liv-ex. Liv-ex, where did it all begin? Twenty-five…
The Liv-ex June Market Report 2025 outlining that Asian purchasing continues to increase, with a focus on Burgundy. It is well known…
Bordeaux regained its lead of the market this week, taking a 33.3% share of traded value. Chateau Haut-Brion was the region’s top…
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Bordeaux regained its lead of the market, followed by Burgundy and the US, while Champagne has slipped to fifth place .
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