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Terreno de viñedo · Pauillac≈$2,798,250 una hectárea▼ abajo 17% on 20232024Precio de apertura · Château Lafite Rothschild 2025≈$376 una botella▲ arriba 17% sobre el año anteriorVendido en subasta · Romanée-Conti Grand Cru, DRC 2019$22,917 una botellaSotheby's, Sep 2026Coste de producir una botella · Burgundy grand cru (Pinot Noir)$48–283Arancel estadounidense sobre el vino de · Canada+50%desde Aug 2026Botella de consumo diario en una tienda de EE. UU.$13.77 un litro▼ abajo 1.3% en un añoSep 2026Terreno de viñedo · Margaux≈$1,567,020 una hectárea▼ abajo 7% on 20232024Precio de apertura · Château Cheval Blanc 2025≈$376 una botella▲ arriba 22% sobre el año anteriorVendido en subasta · La Tâche Grand Cru, DRC 2018$5,417 una botellaSotheby's, Sep 2026Coste de producir una botella · Champagne prestige cuvée$26–89Arancel estadounidense sobre el vino de · Australia+12.5%desde Jul 2026Terreno de viñedo · Côte-Rôtie≈$1,511,055 una hectárea▲ arriba 8% on 20232024Precio de apertura · Château Mouton Rothschild 2025≈$336 una botella▲ arriba 19% sobre el año anteriorVendido en subasta · Richebourg Grand Cru, DRC 2012$3,542 una botellaSotheby's, Sep 2026Coste de producir una botella · Bordeaux classified growth (2nd–5th)$17–61Arancel estadounidense sobre el vino de · New Zealand+12.5%desde Jul 2026Terreno de viñedo · Côte de Nuits grand cru≈$7,275,450 una hectárea2019Precio de apertura · Château Palmer 2025≈$268 una botella▼ abajo 19% sobre el año anteriorTerreno de viñedo · Pomerol≈$2,238,600 una hectárea2023
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