Chateau Canon, Canon-Fronsac has sold at auction 147 times in the last five years across all vintages, at a median of $127 per 750ml. The most traded vintages are 2015, 2016 and 2019.
Auction median, all vintages
$127
147 sales · $105–171 middle half
Retail offers now
1,525
all vintages
Last auction sale
Oct 12
2026
Prices by vintage
Live auction lots (8)
$50per 750ml incl. premium50% below retail
Fine & Rare Wines Online: Los Angeles Edition
1995 · Lot 187 · Qty 5
$125per 750ml incl. premium16% below retail
October 19 Online Auction - Week 43
2010 · Lot 41630 · Qty 6
$63per 750ml incl. premium
October 19 Online Auction - Week 43
2013 · Lot 40270 · Half Bottle · Qty 3
$100per 750ml incl. premium
October 19 Online Auction - Week 43
2014 · Lot 40271
$199per 750ml incl. premium
WineBid Auctions - 2026-W43
2023 · Lot
Wine facts
- Country
- France
- Region
- Bordeaux
- Sub-region
- Canon-Fronsac
- Type
- Red
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Most traded in Canon-Fronsac
- Chateau Canon de Brem, Canon-Fronsacavg $25 · 29 sales
- Chateau Mazeris, Canon-Fronsacavg $35 · 15 sales
- Chateau Vrai Canon Bouche, Canon-Fronsacavg $16 · 7 sales
- Chateau Canon-Mouiex, Canon-Fronsacavg $18 · 3 sales
- Chateau Barrabaque, Cuvee Antoine, Canon-Fronsacavg $11 · 3 sales
- Chateau Moulin Pey-Labrie, Canon-Fronsacavg $29 · 2 sales
- Chateau Canon Pecresse, Canon-Fronsacavg $17 · 1 sale
- Chateau du Gazin, Canon-Fronsacavg $42 · 1 sale
- Chateau Gaby, Canon-Fronsacavg $110 · 1 sale
- Chateau Grand Renouil, Canon-Fronsacavg $12 · 1 sale
About Chateau Canon
Château Canon is a Saint-Émilion Premier Grand Cru Classé B, just south-west of the old town. It began in the early 18th century as Clos St-Martin, a walled vineyard planted by Jean Biès near the church of St-Martin. Jacques Kanon bought it in 1760, enlarged it and gave it the likely source of its name. He sold it in 1770 to the Libourne merchant Raymond Fontémoing. The Fournier family owned it from 1919 until vine disease in the early 1990s led to its sale to the Wertheimer family in 1996. Its 21.5 hectares are 60% Merlot and 40% Cabernet Franc.
- Appellation
- Saint-Émilion Grand Cru
- Classification
- Premier Grand Cru Classé B (Saint-Émilion)
- Owner
- Wertheimer family
- Vineyards
- 22 ha
- Grapes
- Merlot, Cabernet Franc
- Wines
- Château Canon, Clos de Canon
- Website
- chateau-canon.com
Sources: Wikipedia