Trade levels dip week-on-week, high value Burgundies trade actively
Bordeaux maintained its lead of the market, though its share fell from 41.4% last week to 32.0% this week.
- Bordeaux maintained its lead of the market, though its share fell from 41.4% last week to 32.0% this week.
- Leroy’s Richebourg 2015, Mouton Rothschild 2023 and both the 2013 and 2014 vintages of Romanee-Conti featured amongst the top five wines by traded value.
- Following the strongest month of trade since November 2023, levels dipped, all four buying geographies purchasing less this week than last week.
Though Bordeaux maintained its lead of the market, its share fell from 41.4 % last week to 32.0% this week. Mouton Rothschild, Lafite Rothschild and Petrus were the region’s top-traded wines by value, each claiming over 10% of the region’s trade.
Burgundy followed close behind in second place with a 26.3% share of traded value. High value bottles led the region, with Leroy’s Richebourg 2015 and two vintages of Romanee-Conti featuring amongst the top-traded wines overall.
Champagne’s share rose from 8.5% last week to 12.5%. Non-vintage and high-volume wines led.
Tuscany and Piedmont claimed a combined 14% of traded value. Sassicaia was the country’s top-traded wine by value, the 2008 featuring amongst the top five wines overall. Soldera Case Basse and Gaja also traded actively.
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