Beaujolais at Auction: The Fastest-Growing French Category (+48% in 2025)
Cru Beaujolais auction prices from 2021–2026. Lapierre, Foillard, and Desvignes prices show why collectors have turned to Gamay as the new Pinot Noir.
Beaujolais prices jumped 48% in 2025 — the natural wine movement has turned cru Beaujolais into one of the most dynamic auction categories in France.
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