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Côte Chalonnaise wine prices
In the last five years, Côte Chalonnaise wines sold 495 times at auction, at an average of $69 a bottle across 481 wines. Mercurey trades most. 7,854 retail offers are live, from $19 a bottle.
- Auction sales, 5 yrs
- 495
- Avg per bottle
- $69
- Wines traded
- 481
- Lowest retail now
- $19
Auction averages are per 750 ml bottle over the last five years. Updated weekly, last on Oct 22, 2026.
Most traded Côte Chalonnaise wines
Areas
| Area | Auction sales | Avg at auction | Retail offers | Lowest retail |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mercurey | 194 | $56 | 3,145 | $21 |
| Rully | 154 | $101 | 2,311 | $24 |
| Givry | 74 | $39 | 1,338 | $21 |
| Montagny | 43 | $68 | 805 | $19 |
| Bouzeron | 30 | $63 | 255 | $20 |
Top producers
| Producer | Auction sales | Avg at auction | Retail offers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domaine de Villaine | 120 | $53 | 603 |
| Vincent Dureuil Janthial | 102 | $113 | 1,196 |
| Domaine Joblot | 32 | $44 | 438 |
| Chateau de Chamirey | 22 | $31 | 449 |
| Domaine Francois Lumpp | 21 | $39 | 337 |
| Bruno Lorenzon | 16 | $77 | 1,435 |
| Leflaive & Associes | 13 | $101 | 190 |
| Michel Juillot | 11 | $68 | 107 |
| Domaine Meix Foulot | 11 | $32 | 43 |
| Michel Sarrazin | 11 | $26 | 12 |
About Côte Chalonnaise
The Côte Chalonnaise is the Burgundy subregion south of the Côte d'Or. It continues the same geology across the River Dheune from the Côte de Beaune, with the Mâconnais to the south. It overlooks Chalon-sur-Saône and has no grand crus. Vineyards are mixed with orchards and farmland over about 25 by 7 kilometres. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay dominate, with some Aligoté and Gamay. Its villages run north to south. Bouzeron has the only village appellation for Aligoté, and Rully is known for whites and Crémant. Mercurey, the largest producer, makes mostly red. Givry is also mainly red, and Montagny makes only white.
- Country
- France
- Part of
- Burgundy
- Main grapes
- Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Aligoté, Gamay
- Classification
- Burgundy AOC: village and Premier Cru; no Grand Cru
Sources: Wikipedia