New Collection Highlights in Review

Nearly every day over the past few weeks has brought a bounty of new collections to Cellar Trading. It’s the most dynamic stretch I’ve seen in the last two years: a healthy market of new collectors seeking out aged bottles alongside longtime storage clients dipping into their holdings to drink, sell, and add recent releases—all while planning ahead for 2025 Bordeaux futures.

All this to say, it’s an excellent time to both buy and sell. In just the past few weeks we’ve added a tremendous amount of truly great wine, and I want to make sure you don’t miss a thing. I encourage you to browse our inventory as we add new wines almost daily—and be sure not to miss the gems below.

Highlights span Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Rhône, Italy, and Napa Valley, including 1990 Château Lafleur, 2010 Grivot Richebourg, 1964 Dom Pérignon, 1996 Salon, Bruno Giacosa Falletto Le Rocche, Dominus, and Scarecrow. Provenance throughout is exceptional, with mature bottles alongside recent releases, as well as a strong selection of wines under $200 for those with sharp eyes!