Jeff Grossman
Jeff Grossman
Apparently, 46% of it is Bordeaux and 42% of it is Burgundy. Rejoice, lovers of almost anything else, you're being ignored!
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What is going to auction
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originally posted by slaton:
The remaining 12% are Juge and Rougeard, right?
I kid.
But I am curious how the diversity of producers and bottles sought at auction has changed over time. Alas, the limited analysis shared in this report doesn't really speak to that.
Really, I haven't seen a lot of Rougeard at auction, which surprises me a bit given the crazy escalation.
It seems like every bottle of Rinaldi, B. Mascarello and pre-2000s Giacosa needs to change hands a few times a year.
Jeff Grossman
Jeff Grossman
Most of that 12% has got to be Guigal and Chave, followed by Gaja and Giacosa.
originally posted by slaton:
I've seen many non-auction Rougeard offers of late, so perhaps it's just smaller collections that are changing hands. Or web-based auctions like WineBid and K&L.
I don't think there are many (if any) large Rougeard collections out there.