We share the latest fine wine market news and insights via the Liv-ex blog.
Bordeaux maintained its lead in the market, claiming 34.0% of traded value. Lafite led the region, commanding c.20% of its traded value.
Tom Burchfield, Head of Market Intelligence, shares insights from his presentation and panel discussion at ProWein Agora, alongside his takeaways from the event itself.
The US had a strong week, coming in third place with a 15% share of trade. Opus One was largely responsible, accounting for almost half the region’s…
Burgundy led the market with a 32% share of traded value. Domaine de la Romanee-Conti came out on top by traded value, Domaine Leflaive took the top spot by…
Bordeaux’s share of the market rose to 47% — its strongest week in recent memory. For the second week running, Chateau Pavie dominated, with the…
Bordeaux extended its lead of the market, claiming a 41% share of traded value. The 2020 vintage claimed the top position by both value and…
Burgundy’s share rose from 15.0% to 27.5%, pushing the region into a close second place. Though the 2019s were the top traded by value.
Champagne had a strong week, overtaking Burgundy to claim second place. Though Selosse Millesime 2013 was the top-traded individual wine Krug fared best across vintages
Fine wine prices rise and fall, not just in line with quality or reputation, but in response to economic forces shaping demand around the world.…