Week of December 8, 2025
419 lots closed in 1 sale, $291,522 of hammer in all.
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Hammer prices, buyer's premium removedThe hammer price is what the bidder bid. The house adds its buyer's premium on top, usually 20 to 25%, and publishes the total. We take the premium back off so prices at different houses compare., per 750 ml bottle.
The most expensive wines
Sold under their usual priceThe usual price is the median of the wine's own sales in the same market (the US, the UK, Europe or Asia) in the 24 months before this one, counted only when there are at least three on two different days; a lot is listed when it closed at least 15% under it.
| Wine | Vintage | Per bottle | Usual | Under by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1970 Cockburn's, Vintage Port (12 x 75cl) 12 x 750ml | 1970 | $67 | $120 4 sales | 45% |
| 2002 Pol Roger, Sir Winston Churchill (2 x 75cl) 2 x 750ml | 2002 | $213 | $287 3 sales | 26% |
| 1985 Taylor's, Vintage Port (9 x 75cl) 9 x 750ml | 1985 | $56 | $73 9 sales | 23% |
| 1996 Dom Perignon (6 x 75cl) 6 x 750ml | 1996 | $277 | $345 10 sales | 20% |
| 2018 Chateau Leoville Barton 2eme Cru Classe, Saint-Julien - In Bond (6 x 75cl) 6 x 750ml | 2018 | $62 | $76 3 sales | 18% |
| 1985 Warre's, Vintage Port (12 x 75cl) 12 x 750ml | 1985 | $47 | $55 3 sales | 15% |
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