Bidders aren't tired: Final wine auctions of 2006 shows no signs of a slowing market

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The final wine auctions of 2006 revealed a 91% average sold rate in addition to record prices, indicating the sustenance of a healthy market. This could be possible due the fact that most collectors drink their purchases thus generating ongoing demand, and new collectors entering the market constantly, creating a continuous fresh supply of bidders.

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A seller's market for collectible wines emerges

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Information about the sales of different vintage brands of wine in the auction market with the latest auction highlights is presented. Tips for the cost-conscious buyer to pick through mixed lots in the hope of finding an undervalued wine in this seller's market are provided.

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Rhone on the Rise

Article Abstract:

Article discusses how auction prices of Rhone red wines have risen substantially, mentions the brands that have done particularly well, and provides price indexes in graph format.

Grape Red Table Wines, Red wines

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