New York bidders grab well-priced Bordeaux - not Yquem

Article Abstract:

Auction house Phillips and retailer The French Wine Merchant held their first auction on Nov 9, 1996, in New York, and many wines sold at bargain prices. Demand for Bordeaux was good, but there were few buyers for expensive 19th century Chateau d'Yquem.

Prices and rates, Bordeaux (Wine)

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Davis & Co. bidders produce a day of extremes

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The Sep 9, 1995, Davis & Co auction in Chicago, IL, was unusual. Wines sold for very high prices in the morning, and sales were extremely sluggish in the afternoon. A case of 1989 Chateau La Fleur-Petrus sold for $1,045. Other sales are also discussed.

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Zachys-Christie's holds solid summer sale

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The Zachys-Christie's wine auction held on Jun 1, 1996, grossed $1.1 million, which was not a record. Prices were firm overall, but 1982 Chateau Haut-Brion sold for a high of $3,105 a case, and 1978 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon was a bargain at $322.

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