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Oakville, California · OakvilleBordeaux led the market with a 38% share of traded value, followed by the US, Champagne and Burgundy. Screaming Eagle 2022, Jacques Selosse 2012 and Krug 1995 were the top-traded wines by value. This week, Liv-ex members on advanced+ level packages were sent an analysis of the 2021 Bordeaux vintage’s price performance, and what that may mean for the 2022s as they begin to trade. An update on the performance of Liv-ex’s major indices in June w…Read Article
US wines take 18% of traded value, Screaming Eagle 2022 in the lead
London, England · LondonWhat did fine wine trading look like before Liv-ex ? Pre 2000, before Liv-ex, there was little in the way of technology – something we now all take for granted, and perhaps feel has been with us forever. Mobile phones did not become mainstream until the middle of the 1990s, emails in the late 1990s and websites only at the turn of the Millenium. When Liv-ex launched in 2000 most merchants were still on dial-up modems which meant even the most ef…Read Article
25 Years of Fine Wine - How Buying and Selling Has Matured with Time
France · FranceExcept for the Champagne 50 and Right Bank 100 (up 0.8% and 0.3% respectively), all major indices declined in June. The Italy 100, dragged down particularly by Barolos, was the worst performing sub-index of the Liv-ex 1000.
The market downturn continued in June, with harsher declines across most indices than in May. While traded volumes were down on May (not unusual as we move into the summer months), they remained 5.9% higher than in June …Read Article
