What you need to know about the rankings of Bordeaux
September 30th, 2011 by Editor iDealwine 
Not easy to find when it comes to discuss the classification of Bordeaux wines. Some are (almost) set in stone (1855 classification for the Médoc and Sauternes, Graves Classification), others the contrary were the subject of intense fighting in the legal field (Saint-Emilion, Crus Bourgeois ). Still others, simply do not exist: so, for example, the wines of Pomerol which does not have an official classification *.
When it comes to wine, the rankings should incorporate both criteria terroir but also the quality of the work in the vineyard and winery with the winemaker. Each name has distinct characteristics, both in terms of variety as soil composition. Rightly, the rankings so far have made with respect to appeals, or regions with similar characteristics.
What is their role?
The rankings are based on a detailed specification and are based on the most objective criteria possible, so they have reference value to the final consumers. The hierarchy produced some rankings has established a price range that serves as a standard during the exchanges. This does not prevent prices fluctuate depending on the quality of the vintage . Sometimes, work and investment by some areas are moving the lines of classification, and there is a market that redefines the hierarchy. Some areas ranked fifth in 1855 exchange in effect at price levels higher than those in areas classified third, or fourth, depending on the law of supply and demand.
For a ranking is not always final. Depending on the initial specifications, some of them have gone through the decades and even centuries without any modification, or almost does not come to upset the established order at the origin. This is the case the classification of 1855, amended once in 1973: the château Mouton Rothschild was then appointed to the rank of first classified. The classification of wines of Sauternes and the serious and are unchanged since their creation.
However this has not been the same for the classification of wines Saint-Emilion , nor that of crus bourgeois . The first is essentially revised every ten years. The second was established first in 1932 and had undergone a major revision in 2003. Attacks aside, we have forwarded the blog iDealwine multiple twists on the review of each of these two rankings. As for the wines of Pomerol , which are among their ranks the legendary Petrus , they have never been any ranking official. Inability to set the rules or simply wise? One thing is certain: the day came not imagine that Bordeaux will establish an overall ranking of the great vintages, appellations all confused ...
* With regard to the wines of Pomerol, a classification was established during the Vichy regime. It is no longer valid today.
For more information and a list of wines classified:
1855 classification of red wines
1855 classification - Sauternes and Barsac
Classification of wines from Graves
2009, 2010, Morgon: two great years to discover
September 30th, 2011 by Editor iDealwine 
You are more Southern in nature, or rather classic? The Morgon appellation offers these vintages 2009 and 2010 - both very successful - two very different interpretations of Gamay. The opportunity to organize a friendly tasting!
Morgon is probably all the names of Beaujolais , which has a reputation for producing wines of the most "serious". The Gamay grape variety emblematic of the region, rather a jolly fellow side, the wine of friends that can be opened without asking any question. Without denying the ease of genetic gamay, the Morgon wines are often perceived as a little less casual than the other raw and equipped with enough storage capacity significantly higher. This structure inherent in most Morgon has undeniably made by a land which, although diverse, is generally quite poor and thus allows to curb the trend a bit gamay productivist of giving a little more density. This tactile sensation is very strong on wines from the climate of the Côte du Py, a sign of terroir wines neatly derived from them. Otherwise, as in most other wines of the area, the vineyards in Morgon is backed the granite hills overlooking the valley of the Saone. This relief rather marked influence significantly the maturity of the grapes as it can take three weeks of delay between the parcels near the hamlet of Saint-Joseph (about 500 m) northwest of the appellation and southern and is the only AOC beyond 200 m.
2009 - 2010: a top match
2009 is a beautiful vintage in Beaujolais Morgon in general and in particular. He gave some nice ripe grapes and grape very healthy. The wines generally have a rich fruity and dense and voluptuous. A vintage more "Southern" than Northern, relatively unusual, but absolutely delicious and reconcile with all those who associate Beaujolais too fast this region with an aggressive acidity. After this atypical year for the next famous "Southern" 2010 marks a return to a certain classicism in Morgon (and throughout the Beaujolais that matter). Found in wines more tension and freshness traditional Gamay local. Without the scale and complexity of the 2009, 2010 presents a better balance than the 2008 with some vivacity, but for the best areas, a lovely ripeness.
What a Morgon agreements?
When they are drunk young, their fruit, Morgon blend easily to a local cuisine, a little rustic like all the different versions of the farm-raised pork (salt pork with lentils, sausage, terrines, roasted loin) but also veal (including offal such as liver or kidney) and poultry (roast or pot). Older, they are close to Burgundy. The agreements will not be fundamentally different, but they can be expanded to a beautiful red meat and game birds avoiding probably too tasty meats (lamb).
Discover the perfect offering on-going 2009 and 2010 Morgon
| Louis-Claude Desvignes field | |||
13.00 € The bottle - 75cl | ||||
| A wine of great density and a masterly balance. A great gastronomic Morgon to wait a little | ||||
| Domaine Georges Descombes | |||
| 17/20 RVF 14/20 The Red & The Black | 13.00 € The bottle - 75cl | |||
| Of ripe fruit, a juicy and tasty on enjoying silky wine without artifice. A pork loin in the oven it goes well ... | ||||
| Louis Jadot - Château des Jacques | |||
| 16.5 / 20 Bettane and Desseauve 16.5 / 20 RVF 16/20 Jancis Robinson 89/100 Wine Spectator | 17.50 € TTC The bottle - 75cl | |||
| Jolie matter density, breeding elegant, it is very close to a large burgundy! A wine of good food | ||||
| Domaine Jean Foillard | |||
| 17/20 Bettane & Desseauve 16/20 RVF 16/20 The Red & The Black 93/100 IWC - Stephen Tanzer | € 17.80 inclusive The bottle - 75cl | |||
| A wine full of a dense, very ripe fruit and a silky material to none. To marry a terrine of poultry or game | ||||
| Louis Jadot - Château des Jacques | |||
| 16.5 / 20 RVF | 18.00 € The bottle - 75cl | |||
| Morgon A "robust", intense and juicy on a beautiful mature fruit. A wine for carnivores! | ||||
Perfect Offering: Foillard, Desvignes, Descombes, Château des Jacques, Morgon on top!
September 29th, 2011 by Editor iDealwine 
Morgon is probably the most serious and most complex of the Beaujolais wines. Today iDealwine presents the quintessence of this prestigious vineyard with the best wines of the largest areas.
At any Lord, all honor: for the first time iDealwine can offer you the famous wine "Côte du Py" a common area on the net, that of John Foillard and, more importantly, in a 2009 vintage already legendary. In a style very close and always on the 2009, you can also enjoy the Morgon "Old Vines" by Georges Descombes who shares with his friend Jean Foillard, the taste for wine in the silky fabric, without artifice, and dangerously easy to drink!
Historical reference Morgon, you will find in this area provides the wines of Louis-Claude Desvignes, a local institution. Now managed by the children of Louis-Claude, with work carried soil and viticulture very respectful of his land , the area offers wines from more open and more attractive, while maintaining density and capacity aging remarkable. You can buy especially the legendary vintage "Javernières" after a particular parcel of Côte du Py, the best soil of Morgon. Finally, true to our tradition, we offer two magnificent vintages of Château des Jacques, one of the jewels of Louis Jadot, a Burgundy house to worldwide reputation.
Offer valid until October 12, 2010, limited quantities available.
| Louis-Claude Desvignes field Morgon "The Arch St Vincent" 2010 - Red | |||
| 7.50 € The bottle - 75cl
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| While the spirit of a good vintage of Beaujolais with its bright fruit and freshness. A perfect wine for sausages | ||||
| Louis-Claude Desvignes field Morgon "Javernières" 2010 - Red | |||
| 13.00 € The bottle - 75cl
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| A wine of great density and a masterly balance. A great gastronomic Morgon to wait a little | ||||
| Domaine Georges Descombes Morgon "Vieilles Vignes" 2009 - Red | |||
| 17/20 RVF 14/20 The Red & The Black | 13.00 € The bottle - 75cl
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| Of ripe fruit, a juicy and tasty on enjoying silky wine without artifice. A pork loin in the oven it goes well ... | ||||
| Louis Jadot - Château des Jacques Morgon "Côte du Py" 2006 - Red | |||
| 16.5 / 20 Bettane and Desseauve 16.5 / 20 RVF 16/20 Jancis Robinson 89/100 Wine Spectator | 17.50 € TTC The bottle - 75cl
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| Jolie matter density, breeding elegant, it is very close to a large burgundy! A wine of good food | ||||
| Domaine Jean Foillard Morgon "Côte du Py" 2009 - Red | |||
| 17/20 Bettane & Desseauve 16/20 RVF 16/20 The Red & The Black 93/100 IWC - Stephen Tanzer | € 17.80 inclusive The bottle - 75cl
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| A wine full of a dense, very ripe fruit and a silky material to none. To marry a terrine of poultry or game | ||||
| Louis Jadot - Château des Jacques Morgon "Black Rock" 2009 - Red | |||
| 16.5 / 20 RVF | 18.00 € The bottle - 75cl
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| Morgon A "robust", intense and juicy on a beautiful mature fruit. A wine for carnivores! | ||||
These wines will be available for shipping or recovery in our office from 7 October 2011.
Ines de La Fressange President! (151st of the Hospices de Beaune)
September 28th, 2011 by Editor iDealwine 
Could one ask for a better ambassador? Icon of Parisian elegance and a symbol of French chic, Ines de La Fressange this year will be President of 151st Auction Hospices de Beaune.
Culmination of a long weekend during which the town of Beaune is the scene of a celebration dedicated to wine, the auction of the Hospices de Beaune is traditionally held the third Sunday of November. The 2011 edition will be placed under the sign of elegance, charm and joy of living with Ines de La Fressange by guest of honor.
Asked recently by Le Figaro, the former model played with the words: "There should have been born under the Hospices de Beaune. My vocabulary would have been different "hat" would have meant "grape skin", "pass" on the bottle , 'girl' was not a size, nor is "demijohn" (small bottle size ) would have had to do with Jeanne Lanvin. More surprising for a former model, "thigh" was synonymous with "meaty"! "
Again this year, Christie's will be the conductor of an event that puts the city of Beaune in the media spotlight around the world. During the 2011 edition, 761pièces (288 liters of wine) will be offered for sale, including 32 vintages of red wine and 13 of white wine , from the great appellations of the Côte de Beaune and Côte de Nuits. The proceeds of the play charity or "President's Room," this year will be donated to Alzheimer associations France and Patronage Cardiac Surgery, including Ines de La Fressange is the godmother. Will it better than the product of last year? The play of love, certainly an exceptional capacity of 500 liters, had reached 400,000 euros.
The sale of the Hospices de Beaune
Founded in 1443, the Hospices de Beaune are responsible for an asylum for the care and accommodation of the poor. Over the centuries, the vocation of the institution remained intact: the care is still provided in many establishments satellites, and the famous sale that takes place once a year is above all charity.
Today, many parcels of vines received donation is a wonderful area that includes more than 60 hectares of vineyards , located mainly in grands crus and premiers crus.
The auction annual Hospices de Beaune, founded in 1859, stands steadfast on the third Sunday of November. This charity event, one of the most publicized in the world, is an important indicator of the trend in the market for Burgundy wines . The lots brought to the catalog of the sale are the "vintage" with the name of the wine or village and that of one of the great benefactors of the institution. Apart from the two pieces "charitable", the proceeds from the sale are fully used to finance projects undertaken by the institution. The wine sold during the sale is one of the year. The wines are sold in barrels, called "parts" or 228 liters. Each lot purchased at the sale is assigned to a merchant who is responsible for raising their raw and bottling .
Find an interview with Ines de la Fressange on the site of Figaro
The Cave: the best investment for your wines
September 28th, 2011 by Veronique Raisin 
I went for a walk in the cellar. Ideal temperature, air conditioning optimized, 80% humidity, so safety lock on every corner of the grid, friendly service and availability. That's The Cave, a customized service to conservation of wines for the Parisians in search of space.
Since 2000, The Cave retains some three hundred thousand bottles of wine that had been entrusted by four hundred clients, for most individuals. The service 
almost unique in Paris, designed by Emmanuel Giuliani, started with a simple idea: since many Parisians - and citizens in general - do not have enough space or landscaped as required to store their wines in terms of optimal conservation, help them! Previously specialized in the conservation of works of art, Emmanuel Giuliani has implemented the concept for the preservation of other works, liquid these, but certainly fragile.
The warehouse thousand square meters is located in the 11th arrondissement, near Nation. Everyone can give their wines at La Cave, a quote is initially established to assess the "removal" of b 
outeilles, as they are already packed in boxes or cartons or the company takes care of everything. A private and secure space is then allocated to each client or one or more modules of 72 bottles (from € 20.30 per month) or an outright box of three hundred or five hundred bottles (€ 84 and € 130) . Generally, the wines are left in boxes or in their original wooden crates , some also choose to place them on the door-steel cylinders. Owners can come whenever they want, from Monday to Saturday, do a bit of storage, see their little protected and / or remove one or more vials (all for free of course).
Over time, additional services were involved, as the reception of wine instead of the client (for example if you purchase your great wines of iDealwine, or directly from a producer, you just have them shipped to La Cave ), the estimate of cave and IT management of cellar book (currently being developed and improved!). La Cave, a partner with many experts iDealwine, also advises clients on purchases and sales of their wines, but fails to sell, logical.
Most bottles are stored beautiful labels . But in addition to net worth, living abroad and collectors at heart, there are also younger fans, eager to keep their wines in the state of the art, and who opt for this service affordable in terms of its quality.
Emmanuel Giuliani is satisfied but does not stop there, further projects are under way in a store is "test" in the Paris area, reserved for long-term storage for wines of great care, that is n did not need to remove all eight days. But the news of this year-end 2011, a settlement in Lyon. Gangnieux Philippe, the new partner will open the doors of its thousand square meters in November, on the same principle. No doubt he should stock.
The Cave Paris
2 impasse Office
75011 Paris
Tel. : 01 40 09 20 20
www.lacave-web.com
The Cave Lyon
5 rue Thomas Blanchet
69008 Lyon
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The wine - placement: a report i-TV and reading an article in M magazine in the world
September 27th, 2011 by Editor iDealwine 
The news channel i-Tele leaned earlier this week on wine, value of alternative investment, especially in times of strong shaking markets. iDealwine participated in the report.
Definitely a theme of current, as the new World Magazine, "M", also devotes a good article with the values "refuge".
When the stock market plummets, investors are turning, and understandably so, to what they see as value-refuge. Real estate, gold, and in recent years ... wine! iDealwine was at the heart of the story directed by Jérôme Bonnard, published Monday, September 26 on i-Tele. To read the article by Jerome and Pierre Jullien Porier published in M, the new World Magazine. The wine has not finished talking to him ...
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The floor to Louis-Fabrice Latour, president of Maison Louis Latour
September 26th, 2011 by Editor iDealwine 
At the auction of the Hospices de Beaune in November 2009, we acquired for you two wines of the appellation Beaune. As we now have the habit, acquired parts for us were high and bottled by Maison Louis Latour, Burgundy an institution that combines technical innovation and tradition admirably. Three questions to Louis-Fabrice Latour, its President.
How would you rate the 2009 vintage in Burgundy?
With 2005, the largest vintage that we have experienced over the past decade. It is exceptional for red wines . At the time, 2005 was perhaps a little more traditional, a little more closed, while 2009 is on the fruit, very fond, with acidity somewhat lower than average. There is no austerity in 2009.
The wines are currently sold by iDealwine were raised in your cellar. What is the signature "Latour" in the farm?
We always strive to keep the fruit and avoid at all costs as dry wines in barrels. To better control this process, we also have our own cooperage which allows us to better control the quality of wood heaters but above all to avoid over-toasting that distort the taste of wine. We recommend short farms to maintain the charm of the fruit. 2005 probably deserved a farm a little longer, but in 2009 I think farms are ideal for short profile of vintage .
What are the characteristics of the appellation Beaune?
The wines of the appellation Beaune are generally on the fruit and extremely fond. The qualities of the 2009 vintage are particularly in tune with the usual characteristics of the wines of this area and the Cote de Beaune in general. In addition it will give wines that will be very pleasant to drink young quickly on their greediness. But their power and balance tannic alcohol certainly allow them to age harmoniously.
Maison Louis Latour
Independent family business, Maison Latour is one of the most respected traders and breeders of Burgundy. Known worldwide for the quality of its red and white wines, the company has built a reputation of tradition and innovation.
The Latour wine since the 17th century, and are now at the head of an area of 50 hectares, unique, being the largest area of great wines in the Côte d'Or with a total of 28, 63 hectares. The vineyards range from Chambertin in the north to Chevalier-Montrachet in the south, and are planted exclusively with the two great grape of Burgundy: the pinot noir and chardonnay . All the grapes from the vines of the estate are vinified in the beautiful winery of Corton-Grancey at Aloxe-Corton . First building constructed for use as winery in France, the facility remains the oldest active. A unique system of lifts and rails allows for the complete process of vinification by gravity. This eliminates the risk of oxidation and unnecessary pumping musts. Since 1985, Louis Latour wines sells its own domain in the special mention "Domaine Louis Latour."
Latour family founded the trading house in 1797, at 18 rue des Coopers, in Beaune and is still based. It is today unique in Burgundy with ten generations of leaders from the same family.
In 1997, the year in celebration of its bicentennial, Maison Louis Latour has been admitted to the closed circle of the club Henokiens. This club brings together leading companies in their respective fields, remained in the founding families for at least 200 years and still bearing the name of their founder.
There are currently thirty of these companies around the world.
Access the perfect offering ongoing wines of the Hospices de Beaune
| Hospices de Beaune Beaune 1er Cru Louis Hugues & Bétault 2009 | |||
| Special Award € 28.90 inclusive The bottle - 75cl | ||||
| A wine already open, a voluptuous but fresh fruit that will appreciate rapidly over a roast chicken or veal liver | ||||
| Hospices de Beaune Beaune 1er Cru 2009 Ladies Hospitallers - Red | |||
| Special Award € 30.90 inclusive The bottle - 75cl | ||||
| Intense notes of black fruits, silky tannins, a wine to enjoy on a guinea fowl, game birds or a leg | ||||
Recipe of the Week: Cake with prunes, smoked duck breast and walnuts
September 25th, 2011 by Editor iDealwine 
This recipe will make a beautiful entrance refined. You can also serve on a board in front of your film on Sunday evening. Serve this cake with a glass of pinot (Beaune, Gevrey-Chambertin) or a Sancerre (white and red will do) and possibly a small salad. Good evening!
Preparation:
20min
Cooking time:
40min
Ingredients for 6 people:
Basis of the cake:
1 pot of natural yoghurt
2 yogurt flour
3 eggs
4 tablespoons of hazelnut oil
Half a packet of yeast
Filling:
150 g of smoked duck breast slices
10 prunes
75 g of nuts
Salt and pepper
Preheat oven to 180 ° C.
Preparation of the recipe
Pit plums and cut them into small pieces.
After removing the fat from the duck breasts, cut into strips.
Break the eggs into a large bowl and beat vigorously with the yogurt and hazelnut oil. Add the flour and baking powder into rain. Add salt and pepper and mix gently until the mixture smooth and homogeneous (possibly grind with milk or flour).
Add the pieces of prunes, sliced duck breast and chopped walnuts and mix again.
Pour the batter into a cake tin and bake in hot oven (220 ° C) for 5 minutes, then lower temperature to 160 ° C and bake the cake another 35 minutes or so.
If you want to check for doneness just bite the inside of the cake with a knife if it appears intact, with no trace of dough is cooked!
A recipe offered in partnership with Goosto .
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- Gevrey-Chambertin
- Sancerre (red)
- Sancerre (white)
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Fixed-price: Romanée Conti, Petrus, Yquem, attention, exceptional selection!
September 23rd, 2011 by Editor iDealwine
The fixed-price, which opens iDealwine is very special: the selection is narrowed (400 lots, only), but quite exceptional, especially with regard to the great Burgundies. Go for it! The sale is open until Monday, October 3, 2011.
Open only a few days, the fixed-price, which begins appeal to fans of pinot noir in this ... it produces the best! Indeed, the catalog has a few bottles from the field of Romanée Conti : The Task GC 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, Great Echézeaux GC 2006, Echezeaux 2006, 2007, Romanée Saint-Vivant GC 2006 ... The areas selected for this sales, also point Armand Rousseau (Gevrey-Chambertin 1er Cru Clos Saint-Jacques 2006), the Clos de Tart (GC 2008), the field of Vogue (Chambolle-Musigny 2008), Anne Gros (Richmond 2008), Lucien Le Moine ( Romanée-Saint-Vivant 2007, Mazis-Chambertin 2008), Arnoux-Lachaux (Gevrey-Chambertin 208) ...
The great white wines are not left out: there is the rare catalog of Montrachet GC 2002 Domaine de la Romanée Conti as well as that in 2008 the area Leflaive ; this key area of Puligny-Montrachet is represented by different lots of knight -Montrachet, Montrachet-bastard, bastard-welcome-Montrachet and Puligny-Montrachet Les Pucelles in the vintage 2008, and for some, 2009.
The Bordeaux are less numerous, but the quality is at the top. Indeed, apart from a magnum of Petrus 2008, the catalog offers the castles Ausone 2006, Cheval Blanc 2008, Tertre Roteboeuf 2008 and Yquem 2006.
In the Rhone valley point out the rare Hermitage La Chapelle 1978 from Jaboulet home, in the Côte-Rôtie wines Landonne The Guigal's 2005 and 2006 René Rostaing, and at Châteuneuf the Pope, the Da Capo 2003 vintage of Pegau domain .
Dans les autres régions, on trouve au catalogue de belles références de vins issus de la vallée de la Loire (Roches Neuves à Saumur-Champigny , Cotat à Sancerre ), du Sud-Ouest (Dagueneau à Jurançon ) et des vignobles étrangers ( Sassicaia en Toscane, Pingus en Ribera del Duero).
Pas une minute à perdre !
La belle enchère : difficiles cotations pour les Bordeaux 2008
septembre 22nd, 2011 by Angelique de Lencquesaing 
Mis en vente au printemps 2009, quelques mois après le début de la crise financière, les Bordeaux 2008 en primeur ont représenté une excellente affaire, surtout pour ceux qui avaient pu les acquérir dès les premières tranches lors de la campagne. Et en tout état de cause avant que Robert Parker ne les gratifie de notes excellentes, voire exceptionnelles. Aujourd'hui, ces vins ont été livrés à leurs acquéreurs, et certains arrivent sur le marché des enchères. Analysis.
Les Bordeaux 2008 ? Probablement LA bonne affaire de la décennie pour les adeptes de l'achat en primeurs. La campagne s'est en effet déroulée dans un contexte économique difficile : les acheteurs professionnels peinaient à écouler leurs stocks de Bordeaux 2006 et 2007. Ils ont donc montré peu d'appétit pour les vins de ce millésime . Les niveaux de prix sont ainsi restés stables, voire, pour certains, en baisse par rapport à ceux du millésime 2007 .
Depuis, la situation a considérablement évolué. La demande asiatique s'est développée de manière fulgurante. Et le prix des millésimes 2009 et 2010 (tous deux jugés mythiques), a lui aussi explosé. Faut-il pour autant considérer que les Bordeaux 2008 méritent d'être revendus à des niveaux de prix proches de ceux des deux millésimes suivants ?
Certes, le millésime 2008 bénéficie, aux yeux du marché asiatique, d'un avantage certain : comme toutes les années en « 8 », il est recherché pour la symbolique du chiffre 8, porte-bonheur en Chine. Il a donc bénéficié d'un engouement fort de la part des amateurs asiatiques. Pour autant, les spécialistes s'accordent à dire que les qualités intrinsèques du millésime ne sont pas en mesure de rivaliser avec celles des grandes années qui l'ont suivi.
Par ailleurs, la demande asiatique semble s'être stabilisée. C'est sans doute provisoire en raison de la taille du marché chinois et de l'appétit manifesté à l'égard de nos grands crus, mais pour l'instant il semblerait que la demande asiatique marque une pause. L'afflux de grands crus vers Hong-Kong depuis maintenant plus de deux ans a contribué à engorger le circuit de distribution des vins. De fait, aujourd'hui dans les ventes, on observe une stabilisation, voire même un repli des cours, tous millésimes confondus, sur les valeurs les plus spéculatives ( Château Lafite Rothschild et son second vin , Carruades de Lafite ).
Avec des 2008 acquis à un prix attractif, les amateurs ne doivent donc pas se montrer trop gourmands à la revente, la mise de départ ne pourra être quadruplée ! Dans les ventes aux enchères de ces dernières semaines, certains lots sont restés invendus. Signe que le curseur avait été placé un peu haut par des vendeurs âpres au gain… Les vins des châteaux Lafite Rothschild, Pichon Longueville Baron, Pontet Canet ou Léoville Barton se sont en effet récemment retrouvés dans cette situation. Prudence, donc…
Derniers résultats enregistrés sur les Bordeaux 2008
| Vin | Tarif Primeur (TTC) | Résultats de vente 08-09/2011 | % |
| Petrus 2008 | A € 318.00 | 1 864,00 € | 41,43% |
| Lafleur 2008 | € 550.00 | 471,83 € | -14,21% |
| Clinet 2008 | € 52.00 | € 64.00 | 23,08% |
| Ausone 2008 | € 710.00 | ||
| Clos Fourtet 2008 | € 35.00 | € 45.00 | 28,57% |
| Mouton Rothschild 2008 | € 195.00 | € 664.00 | 240,51% |
| Margaux 2008 | 216,00 € | € 446.00 | 106,48% |
| Latour 2008 | 259,00 € | 693,18 € | 167,64% |
| Ducru Beaucaillou 2008 | € 80.00 | 113,01 € | 41,26% |
| Montrose 2008 (magnum) | € 115.00 | € 163.00 | 41,74% |
| Saint-Pierre 2008 | € 32.00 | 32,62 € | 1.94% |
| Prieuré Lichine 2008 | € 26.50 | € 28.54 | 7,71% |
| Domaine de Chevalier 2008 (blanc) | € 62.00 | 89,71 € | 44,69% |
| Haut-Bailly 2008 | € 49.00 | € 63.00 | 28,57% |
Tarifs primeurs : Source http://bleguern.fr/blg/primeur/index.php
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Pour en savoir plus sur le millésime 2008, lire l'interview de Michel Bettane et Thierry Desseauve
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