• A distracted market

• Major market movers - reminiscing on...2009

• Haut Bailly - "from strength to strength"

• Bordeaux 2016 100-point wines

• Final thought: Sassicaia - a contemporary Italian Renaissance

As global equities continued their upward trend, the fine wine market appeared somewhat distracted. Both the Liv-ex 100 and Liv-ex 1000 finished February with small declines. Activity slowed as the trade found itself caught between a Burgundy 2017 campaign and preparations for the upcoming Bordeaux 2018. Chinese New Year holidays did little to help.

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