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What Happened In Fine Wine This Week: Trade value rises as each buying geography steps up
Tuscany accounted for 19.7% of total trade value this week, making it one of the market’s strongest-performing regions.
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Tuscany accounted for 19.7% of total trade value this week, making it one of the market’s strongest-performing regions.
Robbie Stevens, Head of Broking at Liv-ex presented at NAWR (National Association of Wine Retailers) to discuss where Bordeaux is, and where it’s heading.
Sophia Gilmour, Market Analyst, shares her reflections from her time on the ground in Bordeaux, along with her key takeaways from the 2026 En Primeur…
Burgundy has taken the lead, moving ahead of Bordeaux to become the largest contributor by value, accounting for 29.3% of the market


The latest Liv-ex market update highlights a more structural – shift: the growing prominence of US wines within the secondary market itself.





Chateau Margaux 2015, Domaine Leroy, Vosne-Romanee, Aux Genaivrieres 2017 and Carruades de Lafite 2022 were the top traded wines by value.





Lafite and Carruades account for 10% of weekly trade as Bordeaux strengthens share.





UK buyers almost doubled their purchasing, efforts focused largely on high value Burgundy. Read ‘What Happened In Fine Wine This Week’.


A significant shift in fine wine demand is underway, with sparkling wine trade rising by 1,100% since 2010 and red wine activity falling 15% since…