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As summer heatwaves intensified and global tensions continued to ripple through economies, this week offered a striking blend of high-stakes diplomacy, domestic policy shifts, and
Bordeaux was firmly in the driver’s seat last week on Liv-ex, taking a 38% share of trade by value. The 2005 vintage led the charge in
Coche-Dury recently took the lead as the top-traded producer by value, with multiple vintages of its village Meursault actively changing hands.
Back in March, I suggested that the 2024 Bordeaux En Primeur campaign had the potential to act as a “factory reset.” Indeed, I did urge caution when looking at the vintage as there were cracks in the system widening after years of poor post-release performance and oversupply. This was a chance for châteaux to realign with market realities. Unfortunately, most fell short.
Oeno group created a fund that is focused on acquiring wines of excellence.
This year, we at Oeno Group proudly marked our 10th anniversary with a truly unforgettable celebration at our home, Oeno House, in London’s Royal Exchange.
