Match the exact bottle
Producer, wine, vintage and format all move the price. Start with the bottle you can actually buy, not a broad market average.
Never overpay for a bottle again.
See what merchants ask, what buyers pay at auction and what the bottle costs after fees before you commit.
Get startedRecorded prices, with source and date. Check availability with the seller.
Single-wine price guides
Four wines we cover in full on their own sites, every vintage on one page.
domperignonprice.com
Dom Pérignon price guide
Every Dom Pérignon vintage side by side: merchant asks, recorded trades, critic scores and drinking windows.
cristalchampagneprice.com
Louis Roederer Cristal price guide
What each Cristal vintage costs from merchants and what it has traded for, with scores and a drinking window per year.
petrusprice.com
Pétrus price guide
Pétrus vintage by vintage: merchant asks and recorded trades kept apart, critic scores and drinking windows.
veuveclicquotprice.com
Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame price guide
Prices, scores and drinking windows for each vintage of La Grande Dame, Veuve Clicquot’s prestige cuvée.
What you get
Château Lafite Rothschild 2016
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- 9,440,000
- Of price history, since 2015
- 11 years
- Every observation
- Dated
How to find premium wine below retail.
Match the exact vintage, compare retail with auction and use price history to judge the spread before you call it a saving.
Compare retail with auction
See dated merchant prices beside recorded auction results and up to 11 years of history, back to 2015. A wide spread shows where closer inspection may pay.
Count the all-in cost
Add buyer premium, duty, VAT and shipping. The cheapest headline only wins when it is still cheaper at the cellar door.
Turn a lower price into a better buy.
Three checks remove the guesswork before money changes hands.
Identify the bottle
Match the producer, wine, vintage and format so every comparison describes the bottle in front of you.
Read the market around it
Compare the latest recorded merchant prices with auction results and price history to see whether the apparent discount is unusual.
Cost it to your cellar
Add buyer premium, duty, VAT and shipping before deciding what the bottle will really cost you.
A low headline price is not always a bargain.
Wine price sites often show one of three things: a merchant listing, an auction hammer or a blended average. They look comparable on a screen, but they are not what you pay under the same conditions. Retail buys immediacy and a route back if something is wrong; auction can trade lower, but condition, buyer premium and delivery sit outside the headline.
WineExperts keeps retail asks and auction results separate, places dated observations in price history and lets you add the costs that follow the hammer. That exposes a real discount without dressing every low estimate up as a bargain. It also shows when paying more at retail buys something you actually value.
Questions people ask
Are auction fees included?
The observation keeps the transaction type clear. Use the landed-cost calculator to model the buyer premium, duty, VAT and shipping that apply to your lot.
Why do some wines have fewer prices?
Fine wine can trade infrequently. The page shows the depth and dates of the evidence rather than filling missing periods with invented points.
Can I see where a number came from?
Yes. Venue and observation date travel with the price record.
Know the real cost before you buy.
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