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About WineAuctionPrices.com
Wineauctionprices.com offers actual selling prices of collectible wine from the most important commercial wine auctions in England, Europe and America. Our database contains more than 125,000 prices dating back to 2004. By subscribing to our database, you will be able to search the prices for any wine offered at auction. For each wine, you will see a list of actual realized prices, the name of the auction house, the date of the auction and the condition of the bottles prior to the 1961 vintage if the catalog carried condition remarks.. Information for each entry includes the selling firm's name, the date and place of the sale, the selling price for a lot including any buyer's premium buy not including sales taxes, the number of bottles in that lot, and the selling price per bottle. Sales in currencies other than dollars are converted to dollars as of the date of the sale. Auction results coverage includes:
Together, these firms offer more than seventy wine auctions each year and are the principal sources of non-current release wines for American and other wine collectors worldwide. Wine Names Wine names can be confusing. An example is Beaulieu Vineyards, Cabernet Sauvignon, Georges de Latour, Private Reserve, which is known by that name, by parts of that name, and even by the acronym BV. Names are occasionally misstated or misspelled by the auction firm staff. When our research indicates that the name is incorrect, we make a correction. If it is impossible to determine which wine is intended that lot is omitted. For California wines, some producers use the word "Estate" in the wine name, others do not, and some auction catalogs add the word "Estate" to certain California wines whether it appears on the bottle label or not. Some Burgundy producers whose wine originates in a named vineyard site use an article such as "les" or "aux" which may or may not agree with the actual site name, and some articles used with a particular vineyard site can change from vintage to vintage. Some California wines are alternately referred to as Proprietary Red and Cabernet Sauvignon. The word Meritage may also be used for such wines. The Australian wine Penfolds Grange appears in catalogues that way and also as Hermitage Grange Bin 95 and also as Grange Hermitage and also as Penfolds Grange Shiraz. In sum, starting with a confusing list of names and dozens of different interpretations of those names, we try to be as correct as possible. If you don't find the name you seek look for variations on the name. If you see any obvious errors please let us know. Bottle Sizes Most bottle sizes are traditional and are clear. However, Jeroboams present an unusual problem. Traditionally, in Bordeaux a Jeroboam contained six bottles, or 4.5 liters, and in Burgundy, a Jeroboam contained four bottles or 3.0 liters. So-called Jeroboams originating in other growing areas come in a range of sizes. We report the size reported by the auction house.
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Searching our wine auction price database is easy. Simply search for the wine in our database. We will show you a list of the wines that match your search criteria. You can filter and sort the data in any way you like. Filter and sort by:
But the best way to see our system is take the demo. You can view the full price history for 2000 Chateau Mouton-Rothschild Bordeaux And Lafite-Rothschild Click here to see the demo for 2000 Mouton andClick here to see the demo for all vintages of Lafite-Rothschild If you are an existing member with a support question, please see our help section or contact us. Pricing We offer 3 convenient price levels:
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