June Auction Report: Liger Belair and Domaine des Miroirs (Jura) in the spotlight
Our monthly review of the fine wine auction market points to the current success of Domaine Liger and reveals an exciting new contender from the Jura…
Our monthly review of the fine wine auction market points to the current success of Domaine Liger and reveals an exciting new contender from the Jura…
Château Giscours decide to appeal against the court’s verdict on the chaptalisation of their 2016 vintage. The saga explained.
Do buying preferences at auction vary between customers from France, Europe and Asia? We delved into the iDealwine database to find out…
Our latest auction report gives an insight into the emerging trends at auction during the month of May. Essential reading for anyone looking to sell a few bottles.
The Jura sets a new precedent. As a 1774 Vin Jaune auctions for the record breaking sum of €103,700, this region continues to prove its investment worth.
As the Devillard family secure a deal to buy Domaine Rolet, we consider why this key player in Burgundy wishes to get a foot in the door in the Jura.
Last week saw the OIV release their economic assessment of the global wine market in 2017. Read our round up of the key trends defining this industry.
Rare bottles and mature vintages from all the different winemaking regions caught the attention of bidders in April. Read on for a breakdown.
2017 was a record year for the iDealwine auction platform. More than 111,000 bottles, originating from great vineyards all over the globe, were exchanged over the course of the year. We reflect on the 50 highest priced wines sold at auction last year. With the 2018 iDealwine Barometer flying off the printing press next week (information to follow soon, watch this space!), we take a moment to consider the staggering rankings that emerged from auction in 2017. 2017 was a year of superlatives for the iDealwine auction platform that saw wines (but not…
The Comité Champagne (Comité interprofessionnel du vin de Champagne) has announced that Champagne has set a new record for turnover in 2017, with sales reaching €4.9 billion. This strong progression has been fuelled by a growing international market and a subsequent increase in exports. Last week the trade association Comité Champagne revealed the impressive Champagne sales figures for 2017. At €4.9 billion, 2017 has been a hugely successful year for Champagne producers. This is thanks mainly to an increase in exports which registered a 6.6% rise compared to 2016. The Comité Champagne also…