Berry Bros & Christies shift £2.5 million worth of wine

Written by Claire Weekes
Wednesday, 24 September 2008
Royal wine merchants Berry Bros has reported achieving "outstanding sales" in the past few weeks, despite the loom of the credit crunch. Figures released by Berry Bros. & Rudd & Christie's Fine Wine Auction show a combined total of over two and a half million pounds worth of fine wine has been sold by these two companies in the past few weeks. Berrys says it has sold 1000 cases of 2006 Ch. Lynch Bages and 1000 cases of 2000 Dom Perignon Champagne, worth a combined total of one million pounds. Meanwhile Christie's Bordeaux 2000 sale, held this week, saw "bullish" spending with the Ch. Lafite Rothschild 2000 making £10,925 per case and a case of Ch. Latour 2000 going for £9,200. Overall, the 'Highlights from a Superlative Millennium Vintage: Bordeaux 2000' auction realised a combined total of £1,654,775. Related Articles 10 Sep 2008 - Credit crunch... what credit crunch? 09 Sep 2008 - Wines in the Press: The chameleon, the conductor and the cre… 08 Aug 2008 - Credit crunch forces Food and Drink Group into administratio… 06 Aug 2008 - Could the credit crunch prove a boon for bag-in-box? Share This Email This Comments (0) Show/Hide comments Write comment Show/Hide comment form Name Email Comment smaller \| bigger Subscribe via email (Registered users only) I have read and agree to the Terms of Usage. Write the displayed characters Similar news items: 03 Sep 2009 - IWC winners announced 30 Apr 2009 - Parker scores could halt Bordeaux en primeur …