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Stop opening auction catalogues one by one. Matching lots from monitored houses arrive in one calm feed, with the closing time and source listing attached.
Never miss the auction lot you were waiting for.
Save any wine, producer, vintage or format. Set what you are willing to spend. WineExperts watches supported auction houses and tells you when the right lot appears.
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Live lots from the houses we monitor, soonest close first, taken from bids we have re-read in the last day wherever we hold enough of them. Bids are the house’s own figure in its own currency; the converted figure beside one is approximate.
- Lots open now
- 28,448
- Auction houses
- 12
- With a bid and a close
- 10,977
Chateau La Croix du Casse, Pomerol 1994
Bid for Wine
Bid as of 18 Oct 2026, 23:19 UTC
£6.00
Chateau Leoville Barton 2eme Cru Classe, Saint-Julien 2008
Bid for Wine
Bid as of 18 Oct 2026, 23:19 UTC
£40.00
Domaine Francois Raveneau, Chablis Premier Cru, Butteaux 2003
Bid for Wine
£220.00
Emmanuel Rouget, Savigny-les-Beaune, Rouge 2002
Bid for Wine
Bid as of 18 Oct 2026, 23:19 UTC
£110.00
Seguin Manuel, Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru 2004
Bid for Wine
Bid as of 18 Oct 2026, 23:19 UTC
£130.00
Chateau Talbot 4eme Cru Classe, Saint-Julien 2012
Bid for Wine
Bid as of 18 Oct 2026, 23:19 UTC
£30.00
Seguin Manuel, Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru 2004
Bid for Wine
£130.00
Seguin Manuel, Clos de Vougeot Grand Cru 2004
Bid for Wine
Bid as of 18 Oct 2026, 23:19 UTC
£120.00
Every lot above carries a close the house published. This is the close the house originally scheduled. We do not track late-bidding extensions, so a lot may still be live after this time. Where a house gives us only its sale’s end we do not put a countdown on the lot at all, so those are not listed here. The bid shown is the hammer figure the house is currently showing: buyer’s premium, tax, duty and shipping are on top of it, and working out what a lot actually costs you delivered is what the alert does.
What WineExperts auction alerts give you
Example — figures are illustrative
Auction watch
Sassicaia · any vintageSassicaia 2019 · 6 × 750ml
Christie’s · London · Lot 214 · closes tonight- Est. landed
- £1,012
- Your ceiling
- £1,050
- 12-mo market
- £1,185
Why this matched
Exact producer · ships to your country · £38 below your limit
Watch any wine or producer
Follow one exact vintage, every vintage from a château, a bottle format or a whole region. Search is open; your plan only controls how many alerts stay active at once.
Set the real amount you will spend
Use a maximum hammer price or a maximum landed cost. We estimate buyer premium, applicable tax or duty and shipping to your destination before checking the lot against your limit.
Hear when the right lot appears
Use high-priority alerts for urgent matches or choose a daily or weekly digest. Every alert says why it fired and takes you to the original lot.
The best auction deals are easy to miss and easy to misread.
A wanted bottle can appear at one house and close before you see it. A low estimate can also stop looking cheap once fees and delivery are added.
Search every supported auction house at once
Set the producer, wine, vintage, format, condition, destination and maximum price. You only get an alert when a matching lot appears.
Know whether it is really cheaper
Compare the estimated landed auction cost with recent auction evidence and retail. A low hammer only counts as a saving when it stays low after every known cost.
Set it once. Let the right lots come to you.
Build the watch around the bottle and budget you actually want.
Name the bottle or the producer
Watch one exact wine and vintage, a range of years, every wine from a producer, a region or a bottle format.
Set your real ceiling
Choose a maximum hammer, fee ceiling, discount to market or landed cost for the country the wine must reach.
Choose how fast to hear
Use high-priority alerts for time-sensitive matches, or collect the rest in a daily or weekly digest with quiet hours.
A cheap estimate can become an expensive bottle.
The auction estimate is not the amount that reaches your cellar. Buyer premium, tax, duty and shipping can change the total. Condition, fill level, storage and provenance can change whether the bottle is worth that total at all.
WineExperts normalises the format, estimates the landed cost for your destination and compares it with recent auction and retail evidence before an alert fires. It does not tell you to buy. It tells you why the lot matched, what it may cost and where to inspect it before the close.
Questions people ask
Which auction houses can I watch?
You can watch supported auction houses from one place instead of searching each catalogue. Coverage is shown inside the product, and new houses can be added without rebuilding your saved watches.
Can I watch a producer instead of one vintage?
Yes. A watch can follow a producer, one wine, an exact vintage or range, a region, a format, a case size and condition rules. Make it as broad or exact as the bottle you want.
Can an alert include tax and shipping?
Yes. Choose the destination and the estimated landed cost can include the available buyer premium, tax or duty and shipping schedule. Always confirm the final house terms and delivery quote on the source lot.
Can I set the most I am willing to spend?
Yes. Set a maximum hammer, fee ceiling, minimum discount to market or maximum landed cost. The match reason shows which limit the lot cleared.
How quickly will I hear about a match?
High-priority cross-auction alerts can arrive as a matching lot appears. Everything else can wait for a daily or weekly digest, with quiet hours and one-click mute controls.
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