Chateau Angelus leads weekly trade

Jamie Ritchie, Sotheby’s Wine & Spirits Worldwide chairman, joins ‘The Exchange’ to discuss alternative investing.

Weekly trade breakdown

Source: Bx-trade.com, Liv-ex.com

Bordeaux’s trade share decreased this week, down from 41.8% the previous week to 34.7% this week. All other regions saw an increase in their market shares as a result.


Argentina (0.2%), Australia (0.3%), Chile (0.1%), China (0.1%), Germany (0.4%), New Zealand (0.1%), Portugal (0.1%), Spain (0.8%), and Switzerland (0.2%) made up the majority of this week’s trade for the “other” areas.

This week’s top traded wines

Source: Bx-trade.com, Liv-ex.com

Château Angélus 2014 was the week’s most traded wine. Since 2021, the wine’s price has been increasing, and in mid-November of this year, it reached a new record high.


Sassicaia 2019 also scored a place in the top traded wines this week. It was awarded 100 points by The Wine Independent in September and has become the most traded Italian wine this year.

Market Indices
*The Fine Wine 50 (FW50) tracks the daily price movement of the 50 most traded investment grade wines.

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