France
Medoc wine prices
In the last five years, Medoc wines sold 565 times at auction, at an average of $48 a bottle across 151 wines. 3,434 retail offers are live, from $8 a bottle.
- Auction sales, 5 yrs
- 565
- Avg per bottle
- $48
- Wines traded
- 151
- Lowest retail now
- $8
Auction averages are per 750 ml bottle over the last five years. Updated weekly, last on Oct 22, 2026.
Most traded Medoc wines
| Wine | Auction sales, 5 yrs | Avg at auction | Lowest retail | Live lots |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chateau Potensac, Medoc Chateau Potensac · Medoc · Red | 121 | $76 | $16 | 11 |
| Chateau Tour St Bonnet, Medoc Chateau Tour St Bonnet · Medoc · Red | 83 | $43 | $11 | 2 |
| Chateau La Tour de By, Medoc Chateau La Tour de By · Medoc · Red | 39 | $59 | $15 | 3 |
| Chateau Haut Grignon, Medoc Chateau Haut Grignon · Medoc · Red | 37 | $3 | $19 | — |
| Chateau la Pigotte Terre Feu, Medoc Chateau la Pigotte Terre Feu · Medoc · Red | 30 | $2 | — | — |
| Chateau Greysac, Medoc Chateau Greysac · Medoc · Red | 26 | $37 | $25 | 5 |
| Le Medoc de Cos, Medoc Chateau Cos d'Estournel · Medoc · Red | 24 | $214 | $22 | — |
| Chateau Les Grands Chenes, Medoc Chateau Les Grands Chenes · Medoc · Red | 21 | $14 | $11 | — |
| Chateau La Cardonne, Medoc Chateau La Cardonne · Medoc · Red | 17 | $22 | $20 | 1 |
| Chateau Plagnac, Medoc Chateau Plagnac · Medoc · Red | 14 | $24 | $30 | 6 |
Top producers
| Producer | Auction sales | Avg at auction | Retail offers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chateau Potensac | 125 | $77 | 1,620 |
| Chateau Tour St Bonnet | 83 | $43 | 53 |
| Chateau La Tour de By | 39 | $59 | 215 |
| Chateau Haut Grignon | 37 | $3 | — |
| Chateau la Pigotte Terre Feu | 30 | $2 | — |
| Chateau Greysac | 26 | $37 | 20 |
| Chateau Les Grands Chenes | 21 | $14 | 273 |
| Chateau La Cardonne | 17 | $22 | 40 |
| Chateau Plagnac | 14 | $24 | — |
| Chateau Hourbanon | 12 | $2 | — |
About Medoc
The Médoc AOC takes in the top third of the Médoc peninsula, from Saint-Yzans and Saint-Germain-d'Esteuil up towards Soulac-sur-Mer. This area is sometimes called the Bas-Médoc, a term not allowed on labels. Wine from anywhere in the peninsula may legally use the name, but estates in the prestigious sub-appellations rarely do. The appellation makes almost only red wine, from about 5,700 hectares. Its soils mix gravel with heavier clay and limestone, and the clay-rich parts suit Merlot better than Cabernet Sauvignon. The area is dominated by cooperatives, and none of its estates was classified in 1855.
- Country
- France
- Part of
- Bordeaux Left Bank
- Vineyard area
- 5,742 ha
- Main grapes
- Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Malbec, Carménère
- Classification
- AOC; Cru Bourgeois
Sources: Wikipedia