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Recently, the London International Wine Exchange and the well-known magazine "The Drinks Business" jointly released the most influential top 100 wines in the 2012 wine market.
Overall trends in 2012:
In 2012, Romani Conti replaced Lafite and was ranked first in the world's best wine list, while Lafite fell to ninth place. The preference of Asian consumers for Burgundy wines is the main reason for the change in rankings. The five major villages’ products are the main products of Liv-ex trading, but this year's trading volume of Lafite wines has dropped by 9.4% from last year.
Consumer demand for Bordeaux's right bank brand has increased, resulting in an increase in the rankings of many brands, such as Patux (up 18) and Feigeac (first entered the Top 100 wine list). Surprisingly, Clos Fourtet also entered this ranking.
Brands such as Italy and Champagne also began to rise. Due to the rapid increase in prices, the Italian Super Tuscans also increased its rankings.
There are five criteria for this review: the volume of the brand's trading in the Liv-ex wine trade, the average rating of the brand by Robert Parker (the Ellen Midos score for the Burgundy brand), the average price, and Years of price performance, total output (price times average output).
In 2012, the attention of consumers shifted from first-tier villages to Bordeaux brands with high quality and low price. To this end, we have selected the most cost-effective 38 Bordeaux brands from the 100 best wines (prices below £2,000/box and ratings above 90).
The selection criteria for these brands are still: the average price (the lower the price the better rank), the average score, the performance within one year.