Sell 1980 Petrus Red Wine

As a renowned Pomerol estate, Petrus is known for blue-clay parcels and a wine made almost entirely from Merlot. It has a rich, opulent style and silky texture; although Pomerol was not included in the 1855 classification, Petrus has substantial international collector demand.

Details considered in a Petrus valuation

• Bottle condition: Check the fill level, whether the cork has sunk, and any damage or mould affecting the capsule or label.
• Storage environment: Long-term storage in a temperature-controlled professional cellar, with few moves, supports a clearer condition assessment.
• Documentation and packaging: Invoices, the original case and storage records can affect buyer confidence and the offer.
• Format: Magnum and larger formats, as well as full cases, may carry an additional premium.

1980 Petrus valuation considerations

For Petrus, 1980 is not a particularly sought-after vintage and market demand is more measured. Any offer is therefore based primarily on the physical condition of the bottle.

Regardless of the vintage's reputation, the bottle's physical condition remains central to the valuation. The fill level, integrity of the label and capsule, original case and provenance documentation can all affect the offer.

For a full case or several bottles, provide a complete list and photographs at the outset. Different vintages and conditions can be assessed separately. Once agreed, handover can take place at the shop or by collection in Hong Kong or Macau. WhatsApp / WeChat: 96737259.