Collection: Sotheby’s Seasonal Selection of Aged Bordeaux

With the fall season in full swing, Sotheby’s Wine is thrilled to share a deep library of clarets with age for your immediate enjoyment. Spanning the blockbuster vintage of 2010, to the blossoming maturity of 1986, there is a ready-to-drink Bordeaux here for every palate to savor across the autumn festivities ahead.

For those pursuing sheer power, showstoppers like our 30th Anniversary offerings of 2010 Château Mouton and 2010 Latour parade the early splendors of their full-throttle youth with a patient decant. The 2009s by way of Grand-Puy-Lacoste and Branaire-Ducru showcase balanced expressions of the ever-generous vintage at an excellent value, while Right Bank devotees will gush over the irresistibly lavish 2005 Larcis Ducasse – an under-the-radar triumph of Saint-Emilion, not to be missed.

If it’s Saint-Julien’s tertiary delights you seek, look no further than Ducru-Beaucaillou’s brilliant 1986, reconditioned at the château in 2011 and blossoming today at the peak of its maturity.

Hunting for something truly special ahead of the holidays? Our team is delighted to once again feature a limited selection of Haut-Brion’s fabled 1989, a long-standing candidate for the estate’s greatest achievement on record, back by popular demand.

Autumn knows no better pairing than a sumptuous bottle of aged Bordeaux. With the hustle and bustle of the busier months already at hand, our recipe for our claret enthusiasts this season is simple: open and enjoy.