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Opus One and Penfolds leads latest hors Bordeaux releases (opens the original)
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An 100-point Opus One, an “ethereal” Almaviva and a collection of Penfolds led this week’s hors Bordeaux releases, as the autumn campaign get fully underway and db publishes the full tasting notes. First out of the gate last week was Masseto, an “utterly seductive” and “magical” wine that db’s Colin Hay awarded 99 points, with a “gorgeously refined and elegant”. However analysis from WineCap put the its release price of £1,440 for a case of three, in line “with higher scoring recent vintages fro
Europe ups its purchasing of fine wine in wake of US retreat (opens the original)
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European buyers have become the fine wine market’s “key source of support” following the US retreat in the wake of increased tariffs, according to a new report by Liv-ex. New analysis by the global fine wine exchange showed that European buyers increased their nominal spend “significantly” in the last year, compared to the first half of 2024. This came on the back of prices falling following the exodus of US buyers in early 2025, which changed some of the market structure and gave rise to new op
Languedoc's new initiative arms producers to better tackle smoke taint and heat extremes (opens the original)
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The Languedoc is tackling smoke taint with a new initiative that uses satellite mapping, laboratory analysis and micro-fermentation to help producers make informed decisions around harvesting, grape allocation and vinification. The Conseil Interprofessionnel des Vins du Languedoc’s (CIVL) Viti-Incendie programme, which was launched last year but has been developed and expanded for the 2026 season, is aimed at helping producers assess and manage the risk of smoke taint following wildfires in the
Burgundy's domination of the top of the fine wine market continues (opens the original)
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Two Burgundy domaines accounted for more than 60% of the most expensive wines in the top 25 fine wines, a new report has found, demonstrating how concentrated the list has become among a few key producers. Burgundy dominated the top 25 spots wines in WineCap’s report, despite the market ‘correction’ following the 2022 peak. Domaine Romanée-Conti was most expensive wine in Wine Cap’s ranking, at £195,406 per case, with its Montrachet Grand Cru in 8th place and La Tache Grand Cru in 16th. However
Is it time to start buying fine wine again? (opens the original)
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“Wine hasn’t been cheaper since 2014” according to Liv-ex boss James Miles, as demand and supply dynamics heads back to “more normal levels”. “Wine hasn’t been cheaper since 2014” according to Liv-ex boss James Miles, as demand and supply dynamics heads back to “more normal levels”. Posting on LinkedIn recently, Miles noted that wine prices have halved relative to the FTSE index since 2022 and are down close to 40% in real terms since 2022. This is similar to prices in 2014, he said – the bottom
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