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The Burgundy 2021 en primeur release campaign may be smaller than normal due to lower yields, particularly for Chardonnay, after a frost-hit growing season

Sign up to our email newsletter Be the first to know about the latest in luxury lifestyle news and travel, delivered straight to your inbox each week. Email Adress Sign up Home | Auctions & Fine Wine Market | Liquid Assets 2021 Q1: A year to forget ends with the fine-wine trade embarking on the slow road to recovery Liquid Assets 2021 Q1: A year to forget ends with the fine-wine trade embarking on the slow road to recovery By Chloe Ashton |  March 18 2021 2020’s most expensive lot: DRC 1985 in 6-liter Methuselahs sold through Baghera for $1...

A year to forget ends with the fine-wine trade embarking on the slow road to recovery The World of Fine Wine’s auctions and secondary market correspondent, Chloe Ashton, finds cause for cautious optimism after the first 12 difficult months of Covid-19 Against a frightening global backdrop, fine-wine prices managed to climb in 2020. While an uphill struggle logistically, with merchants navigating digital adaptation as well as licking old wounds (Brexit uncertainty, US tariffs, Hong Kong’s political instability), heightened interest and activity from collectors propped up the market, final...