Wein Auktionen,Wine auctions,Weinhandel....

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Margaux Sale Marks Bordeaux's New York Revival
http://www.wine-searcher.com/m/2015/10/ ... rk-revival

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Fine Wine and Spirits Featuring a Stellar Collection of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti and an Offering of Pre-Prohibition Rye Whiskey from the Collection of Richard Mellon Scaife
http://www.christies.com/salelanding/in ... leID=25263

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New York Wine Auctions Make Splashy Return With Château Margaux Cellar Sale
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/ ... ellar-sale

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Auction Results , New York | 17 October 2015
Château Margaux 1900-2010,Direct from the Cellars
A Celebration of the Mentzelopoulos Era

Top Five Lots:
•1 Balthazar of Château Margaux 2009, est. $30,000 - $50,000, sold for $98,000
•35 Magnum "Vertical" of Château Margaux 1978-2012, est. $38,000 - $50,000, sold for $67,375
•1 Bottle of Château Margaux 1900, est. $10,000 - $15,000, sold for $61,250
•6 Magnums of Château Margaux 2000, est. $12,000 - $16,000, sold for $42,875
•6 Magnums of Château Margaux 1990, est. $12,000 - $16,000, sold for $42,875

http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/201 ... 09407.html

Internet-Auktionshaus Auctionata expandiert
Uhren, Wein und Oldtimer – fast täglich
http://www.nzz.ch/uhren-wein-und-oldtim ... 1.18630835

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Magnums and double magnums of 2000 Mouton Rothschild and nine bottles of Haut-Brion 1961 were among the top lots at Sotheby’s latest London sale.
http://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2015/1 ... ndon-sale/

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Sotheby's November wine auction includes a selection from the Estate of Robert S Pirie, one of the greatest collections of Sine Qua Non ever to be auctioned at Sotheby's, and Burgundy recently donated to the Quebec Fine-Arts Museum's Foundation. The auction features over 1000 lots and has a pre-sale estimate of $2.3 million.

http://view.sothebys-email.com/?j=fe5e1 ... 711579&r=0

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This is perhaps Rock`n`Roll`s greatest wine collection
http://robbreport.com/wine-spirits-ciga ... collection

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Largest Bordeaux Auction in the World Brings in Over $6.3 Million with 100% of
Lots Sold
6 Magnums of 1982 Le Pin Realize Over $100,000
http://www.hdhwine.com/resources/conten ... esults.pdf

Hart Davis Hart Wine Co. saw record-breaking results at its annual Celebration
of Bordeaux auction, achieving over $6.3 million in sales against presale
estimates of $4.4 - $6.7 million. Hundreds of bidders from around the globe
participated and their aggressive bids drove more than 80% of the 1992 lots to
sell above their midpoint estimates. Bidders clamored for the remarkable
treasures of this sale including the exceedingly rare case of 1982 Le Pin
magnums, which shattered the high estimate, achieving $101,575 (est.
$50,000-75,000). These robust results brought Hart Davis Hart’s 2015 live
auction sales total to an incredible $31 million to date, solidifying their
position as the largest wine auction house in the U.S.

The two-day auction featured an astounding array of Bordeaux from more than 140
châteaux spanning 62 vintages. The sale began with the most impressive array of
château-direct consignments ever to be offered at auction including parcels
from Mouton Rothschild, La Mission Haut-Brion, and—for the first time in the
estate’s lauded history—Léoville-Las-Cases. Mature vintages from these
celebrated estates achieved particularly strong results including six bottles of
1976 Château Montrose that sold for $1,553 (est. $600-900), two cases of
magnums of 2000 Château Lynch-Bages that each sold for $3,585 (est.
$2,000-3,000), and a bottle of 1959 Château Léoville-Las-Cases that sold for
$1,912 (est. $1,000-1,500). The pinnacle of the château-direct lots was a
vertical assortment of La Mission Haut-Brion which was comprised of twelve
benchmark vintages from the venerable estate: 1955, 1959, 1961, 1975, 1882,
1989, 1990, 1998, 2005, 2006, 2009, and 2010. In sum, the 24 château-direct
consignments brought in a total of $810,281 (est. $577,510-863,490).

In addition to the breathtaking assortment of wines direct from the cellars of
top Châteaux, the October auction included consignments from some of the finest
private Bordeaux collections in the world. Hart Davis Hart was honored to offer
the first installment of The Wine Collection of the Late Josue V. Harari (lots
315-611). This immaculate offering, which totaled over $751,000, was an
introduction to Mr. Harari’s impeccable collection which will continue to
be sold in the coming years. There was also vigorous competition for rarities
from other impressive private cellars including six bottles of 1982 Château
Lafleur that sold for $28,680 (est. $18,000-28,000), three bottles of 1947
Château Cheval Blanc that sold for $21,150 (est. $13,000-19,000), and three
magnums of 2000 Château Pétrus that sold for $23,900 (est. $16,000-24,000).
These strong hammer prices indicate that the Bordeaux market is on the rise in
the U.S.

Other impressive highlights included:

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141 lots from the 1982 vintages sold for $868,167 (est. $619,350-923,550)

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221 lots from the 2000 vintages sold for $1,009,105 (est. $708,970-1,058,830)

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324 lots from the 2005 vintages sold for $811,500 (est. $528,050-789,580)

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480 lots of First Growth Red Bordeaux spanning 46 vintages sold for $2.5 million
(est. $1,823,350-2,730,130)

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61 lots of Pétrus sold for $649,175 (est. $517,350-776,200)

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123 lots of Mouton Rothschild sold for $674,936 (est. $494,600-737,150)

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102 lots of Lafite Rothschild sold for $669,439 (est. $487,200-731,200)

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97 lots of Latour sold for $474,654 (est. $338,400-506,900)

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90 lots of Margaux sold for $448,184 (est. $323,850-486,200)

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131 lots of Léoville-Las-Cases sold for $439,341 (est. $310,010-461,050)

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Finest and Rarest Wines Sale 1412 Geneva
8 November 2015 - 9 November 2015
Auction Results
Sale Total including Buyer’s Premium: 3,692,367 (CHF)
http://www.christies.com/salelanding/in ... _upcoming9

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Komme ich doch wieder mal auf mein Lieblingsthema.Gefälschte Weine.
Im Wineberserkers Forum existiert ja dieser unendliche Thread mit den Kurwanian Weinen usw...mit massenweise Informationen...
Nur geht es da eben immer spezifisch um die grossen Auktionshäusern etc.
http://www.wineberserkers.com/forum/vie ... =1&t=61172
Aber jetzt mal direkt gefragt würde ich in einer Schweizer Auktion diese 1964 DRC Flasche für 8000 sfr. kaufen,mit all diesem Wissen?
http://www.sammlerfreak.ch/wein/auktion ... ysen-2015/
Glaube nicht wirklich,oder?
Also ich würde sie mindestens zuerst von einem Experten abklären lassen.
Irgendwie ist man doch in unseren Breitengraden ein bisschen sehr blauäugig.