It’s important to get the price right, which is why merchants worldwide rely on Liv-ex; the largest pool of independent, transaction-based fine wine pricing data: over 875m price points for over 320,000 wines going back 20 years. Best bids, best offers, mid-prices, last trade prices, release prices, list prices and auction prices. Make smarter buying and selling decisions and inform your customers.
Reliable, independent and trusted
Liv-ex data is trusted by business in 47 countries worldwide and is quoted by authorities like Bloomberg and Reuters as the industry standard.
Membership uniquely gives you access to the only database of standardised, actual transactional wine price data. This means that you can stop relying on advertised wine prices which can be inaccurate and out of date.
Trusted data for intelligent trading
As a Liv-ex member, the world’s most comprehensive database of fine wine price information is at your fingertips – on screen, or inside your systems. With the best data in the business, you and your team can make the smartest buying and selling decisions.
Keeping you and your customers informed
We frequently analyse the market and share exclusive insights with our members. Members themselves can use our growing suite of tools to analyse and visualise the market. As a member, you can share these powerful charts with your customers.
Find current and historic prices online
Search our online platform for current and historic prices on either desktop or mobile. Chart historic trade prices and Market Prices for a wine, and compare it with other wines, vintages, Liv-ex indices or other asset classes.
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Your data questions answered
Which price points are available on Liv-ex?
Liv-ex offers a number of transactional and list prices to its members. Current and historic fine wine data points are available. They include:
Transactional prices: Last trade, bid, offer.
List prices: Market Price, average list price
Release prices: Ex-negociant release price, Merchant release price
Click here for more about Liv-ex prices
What is the Market Price?
The Market Price is the best listed price for a wine in the secondary market. Unless otherwise stated, it is standardised to 12x75cl. To find out more about the Market Price, click here.
Why is transactional data most reliable?
Other sources of fine wine price information and indices base their calculations on list prices. These are advertised prices, often collected from sellers who may be advertising wine that they don’t even have in stock. There is no firm commitment to buy or sell at an advertised price. The real value of the wine may be higher or lower than listed.
Liv-ex can uniquely provide you with prices from real merchant transactions. These are historic trade prices, as well as firm commitments to buy or sell on the market at a given price. All transactions are standardised by condition and tax status, allowing you to make like-for-like comparisons. Our members value this because this because it is real, proven price information.
How can I value my wine portfolio?
Liv-ex members have various tools available to them to create fast, accurate valuations. Wine Matcher and Automation both enable this.
If you are a private collector or professional outside of the fine wine trade, we can offer a quote for a one-off valuation. Click here to request information. Many reputable merchants also offer this service as complimentary.
Our guide, How to Value Fine Wine, provides more detailed information on this topic.
What is a fine wine Index?
Fine wine indices measure the movements of a pool of actively traded investment wines and reflect sentiment toward different fine wine-producing regions. They are thus vital in understanding the fine wine market dynamic, and its historic and possible future performance. Find out more
Where can I find the Liv-ex Indices?
Liv-ex has created several indices to track the price of fine wine, including the industry benchmark Liv-ex 100. You can find them on our indices page, which is part of our Market Data & Insights section.
How do I analyse fine wine prices?
Tools are available to chart the movement of prices for individual wines and baskets of similar wines against other asset classes. The tools help determine whether prices are likely to rise or fall and whether a wine is worth its selling price. Find out more.
I am a journalist or academic with questions about wine data/prices. Can you help?
We are happy to help members of the press and academia with price information, index series and comment. Click here to get in touch.
Clean lists and value wines in minutes
Wine Matcher adds price points to lists at a speed of 5,000-10,000 lines per minute. You can use it to create valuations or compare fine wine pricing data to spot opportunities faster. It’s easy to use and all you need is an internet connection and an Excel document. Tasks that used to take weeks can be done in minutes.
Liv-ex data - however you want it
Liv-ex APIs enable you to bring price information – Market Price, last trade, bid, offer, and others – into your internal system or website. You can automatically generate valuations, create dynamic customer portfolios, or simply view price data alongside your product listings. It’s the fastest and easiest way to find the accurate value of wine.
A universal language for wine
Wine names can be complicated and inconsistent. LWIN standardises them so that systems can exchange information accurately and automatically. It’s free to use and always will be.
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