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Is Bordeaux Undervalued? 5 Years of Price Data vs Burgundy

Compare Bordeaux and Burgundy auction price performance from 2021–2026. Data shows Bordeaux declined in 2022–2023 and is recovering — is now the time to buy?

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While Burgundy prices have climbed steadily, Bordeaux hit a wall in 2023 — 5 years of auction data shows whether the gap represents value or a warning sign.

This analysis draws on 65 auction lots across 2 categories. Bordeaux Red commands the highest average prices at $457 per bottle, more than 5x the average for Red Burgundy ($100). Over the five-year period, Bordeaux Red has appreciated fastest at 44.1% CAGR, while Red Burgundy has seen prices decline at -4.5% annually.

Price Comparison by Region

Bordeaux Red grew 331% from $106 in 2021 to $457 in 2025.

Region / Category2021 Avg2022 Avg2023 Avg2024 Avg2025 AvgTotal LotsCAGR
Bordeaux Red$106$25$98$7$4573444.1%
Red Burgundy$120$13$63$2,841$10031-4.5%

Average hammer price per bottle, all producers combined. CAGR from 2021 to most recent year with data. Source: WineAuction.ai — 65 lots across 9 houses.

Price Per Bottle: Most Recent Year

A visual comparison of average hammer prices in the most recent year of data.

Bordeaux Red
$457
Red Burgundy
$100

Key Takeaways

  • Best-performing category:: Bordeaux Red has delivered the strongest appreciation at 44.1% CAGR — backed by 34 lots of market evidence.
  • Most liquid market:: Bordeaux Red trades the most volume at 34 lots — the most active secondary market and easiest to exit positions in.
  • Value opportunity:: Bordeaux Red offers 44.1% annual growth at an average of $457 per bottle — strong appreciation at a lower entry price than the category leaders.

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