The Best-Value Bordeaux at Auction: Crus Bourgeois and Under-the-Radar Estates
Find Bordeaux wines consistently trading below Wine Searcher retail at auction. Crus bourgeois and overlooked estates that deliver value.
The Bordeaux auction market is deep enough that value exists at every level — some wines consistently trade below retail if you know where to look.
Bordeaux wines generated 340 lots across 2011–2026, covering 21 distinct wines. Average prices rose from $111 in 2011 to $113 in 2026, a gain of 2% over the period.
340
Total Lots
$139
Overall Avg / Bottle
21
Distinct Wines
Year-over-Year Prices
Average hammer price per bottle across all producers in Bordeaux by year.
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