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High value wines led this week – Screaming Eagle 2021, Petrus 2009 and Le Pin 200 claimed the top three positions. US’s share rose.

US buyers held strong, their share of purchasing overtaking that of the UK.

With much of the trade’s focus on Bordeaux En Primeur, the region’s share of secondary market trade value climbed back above Burgundy’s.

Burgundy, Champagne and Tuscany levelled out this week, each claiming around 17% of traded value.

Burgundy pulled ahead of Bordeaux to lead the market with a 33% share of traded value. Domaine de la Romanee-Conti came out on top.

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…