Liv-ex Research Institute, Oct. 6 - The Liv-ex Fine Wine 100 index rose 1.4 percent in September, the fourth consecutive monthly gain.
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The study shows that Bordeaux"s share of trade increased from 34.7 percent in August to 38 percent in September, while the Rhone and the U.S. also increased their share of trade, and Burgundy, Italy and Champagne saw slight decreases.
According to the information, the Cava 100, also known as the main standard of the boutique wine industry, mainly reflects the overall market situation of Bordeaux wines and is the price change of the most popular 100 boutique wines, the index is calculated once a month.