CorkonomicsThe economics of wine production, collection, and vineyards
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葡萄园土地 · Pauillac≈$2,798,250 一公顷▼ 下 17% on 20232024开售价格 · Château Lafite Rothschild 2025≈$376 一瓶▲ 上 17% 较上一年拍卖成交价 · Romanée-Conti Grand Cru, DRC 2019$22,917 一瓶Sotheby's, Sep 2026每瓶酿造成本 · Burgundy grand cru (Pinot Noir)$48–283美国对来自以下地区葡萄酒征收的关税 · Canada+50%自 Aug 2026美国商店的日常餐酒价格$13.77 一升▼ 下 1.3% 每年Sep 2026葡萄园土地 · Margaux≈$1,567,020 一公顷▼ 下 7% on 20232024开售价格 · Château Cheval Blanc 2025≈$376 一瓶▲ 上 22% 较上一年拍卖成交价 · La Tâche Grand Cru, DRC 2018$5,417 一瓶Sotheby's, Sep 2026每瓶酿造成本 · Champagne prestige cuvée$26–89美国对来自以下地区葡萄酒征收的关税 · Australia+12.5%自 Jul 2026葡萄园土地 · Côte-Rôtie≈$1,511,055 一公顷▲ 上 8% on 20232024开售价格 · Château Mouton Rothschild 2025≈$336 一瓶▲ 上 19% 较上一年拍卖成交价 · Richebourg Grand Cru, DRC 2012$3,542 一瓶Sotheby's, Sep 2026每瓶酿造成本 · Bordeaux classified growth (2nd–5th)$17–61美国对来自以下地区葡萄酒征收的关税 · New Zealand+12.5%自 Jul 2026葡萄园土地 · Côte de Nuits grand cru≈$7,275,450 一公顷2019开售价格 · Château Palmer 2025≈$268 一瓶▼ 下 19% 较上一年葡萄园土地 · Pomerol≈$2,238,600 一公顷2023
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葡萄酒为何卖这个价

土地、葡萄、橡木桶、运输,还有中间的各个环节。用平实的语言带你了解钱都花在哪里。

Three bottles, a glass of red wine and an open ledger on a winery counter

每瓶酒的生产成本

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酒庄酿造每种风格一瓶所需的花费,从最便宜到最贵一应俱全。点击任意一项,查看费用构成。

秋日葡萄园旁,一杯红葡萄酒放在长满苔藓的石墙上,薄雾中隐约可见教堂尖顶

Burgundy grand cru (Pinot Noir)

$48–$283 每瓶酿造成本

勃艮第顶级葡萄园出产的黑皮诺(Pinot Noir)。地块极小,每株葡萄藤的产量也很少。

厨房桌上摆着一杯深红葡萄酒和一碗李子,窗外是老藤

Pomerol micro-estate (Merlot)

$29–$101 每瓶酿造成本

一款来自 Pomerol 极小酒庄的 Merlot,所在地块是 Bordeaux 地价最高的地方之一。

烛光石窖中,一个小桶上放着一杯红葡萄酒

Burgundy premier cru

$22–$98 每瓶酿造成本

一款勃艮第葡萄酒,产自仅次于最高等级的葡萄园。

一只醒酒器和一杯红葡萄酒,摆在护壁板餐厅的白色桌布上

Bordeaux first growth

$28–$95 每瓶酿造成本

波尔多(Bordeaux)五大顶级酒庄之一出产的红酒。全部使用新桶,葡萄人工采摘,装瓶前陈年逾一年半。

一杯金黄色起泡酒放在大理石壁炉台上,身后是镀金镜子

Champagne prestige cuvée

$26–$89 每瓶酿造成本

大型香槟酒庄的旗舰款。采用最优质的葡萄酿造,陈年六至十年,装于厚重瓶身配精美礼盒出售。

一杯砖红色葡萄酒放在砖砌酒窖的旧木桶上,窖内还有数只大型橡木桶

Barolo single-cru

$21–$82 每瓶酿造成本

产自意大利西北部著名单一葡萄园的顶级巴罗洛(Barolo)。以内比奥罗(Nebbiolo)葡萄酿造,上市前陈年逾三年。

流通环节利润率

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Distributor + retailer margin (three-tier)Napa Valley60100% on winery priceDistributor ≈ 25–30%, retailer ≈ 30–50% on their cost
Importer + retailer marginBordeaux2560% on costMerchant price lists vs release prices
Négociant margin on the Place de BordeauxBordeaux1020% of ex-château priceTrade reporting on the Place de Bordeaux (Liv-ex, Decanter)

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Oak barrels in a stone cellar with a bottle and a glass

What really determines the cost of a bottle of wine?

Grapes, land, labour, barrels, time and glass — itemised, sourced, and set beside what the market pays.

A cooper toasting the inside of a new oak barrel over a small fire

The economics of oak barrels

A $1,200 barrel holds 300 bottles and is used one to five times: how the arithmetic of oak works and why 'new oak' is a cost decision as much as a style.

A glass of red wine on a mossy stone wall beside an autumn vineyard, with a church spire in the mist

Why Burgundy prices became so expensive

Inheritance law, 550 hectares of grand cru, allocation pricing and a decade of Asian demand: the arithmetic behind the most expensive wines in the world.

Boxes of wine on a sack truck outside a wine shop, with a delivery van behind

How wine distribution margins work

From the château gate to the shelf: the négociant, the importer, the distributor and the retailer each take a margin, and together they can double the price.

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How to read a Corkonomics page

The basis labels, the numbers, and what each section of a wine or vintage page is telling you.

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What CAGR, drawdown and volatility mean for wine

Three numbers from finance, explained for a bottle.

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Release price, market price and the gap between them

Why a wine sold for $150 by its producer can trade at $600 a year later — and who captured the $450.

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What the scarcity score means

One number from 0 to 100 that describes supply: how hard a wine-vintage is likely to be to find. It is not a rating of quality.

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How wine auctions work

Hammer prices, buyer's premiums, seller's commissions, reserves and provenance — what the numbers in an auction result actually mean.

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What en primeur means

Bordeaux's futures system: buying wine a year before it is bottled, why châteaux use it, and why it stopped working.

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Storage, insurance and the cost of carrying a case

What it costs to hold wine for a decade, and why 'gross return' is the wrong number.

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Counterfeits and authenticity

Why the most valuable wines are the most faked, how producers respond, and what a buyer can check.