France · Bordeaux

Chateau de Lionne

Chateau de Lionne is a Bordeaux estate whose auction record consists entirely of a single rouge bottling averaging $58 across 96 lots with a maximum of $174. The broad Bordeaux appellation designation places this wine in the regional classification rather than any named sub-appellation. At $58 average and a $174 ceiling, the wine has no significant collectibility in the secondary market and no documented track record of price appreciation. The 192 lots in the database at a consistent $58 average suggest a wine sold primarily at release with occasional secondary market turnover from buyers clearing cellar inventory. Chateau de Lionne does not appear in the classified growth hierarchy of any Bordeaux appellation, nor is it associated with any notable consultant or investment. The consistent pricing across 192 lots indicates limited vintage variation in secondary-market demand—buyers are purchasing for near-term consumption rather than investment. The estate likely farms a mix of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon on Bordeaux's broad clay-gravel soils, producing a standard-quality regional blend at a price point that reflects the Bordeaux regional AOC tier. The auction presence is notable primarily for its volume and consistency at a modest price rather than for price appreciation, critical recognition, or scarcity-driven demand.