Talking Trade: Haut-Brion 2009 Most Active
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Anthony Maxwell, Liv-ex Director
- 08 Oct 2019 | News & Views
Trade by both value and volume dipped slightly this week. Bordeaux (59.5%), Burgundy (22.3%), Champagne (6.1%) and the USA (4.2%) all gained market share. Trade in Bordeaux was led by the 2009 and 2010 vintages, while that in Burgundy by the more recent 2017 and 2016.

Meanwhile, Italy’s share fell to 3.2%. You can find out more about its market performance, and its rising annual trade share, in our latest extended report, The Fine Wines of Italy: Past, Present and Future.

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