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Looking ahead, the Bordeaux 2015 En Primeur campaign is scheduled for release in May and June 2026. This vintage already enjoys a positive reputation among critics and collectors, and the upcoming release window offers an opportunity to secure top–tier wines from a widely regarded classic year ahead of secondary market escalation.
The 2025 vintage in Bordeaux is already generating excitement, with early signs pointing towards a balanced and promising year. Following the challenges of 2024, the growing season in 2025 brought more stable conditions, allowing many vineyards to regain momentum. Warm, dry weather through the summer ensured excellent ripening, while moisture reserves from previous years helped vines maintain balance and freshness.
Yields are expected to be slightly lower than average, resulting in smaller quantities but potentially higher concentration. For the Left Bank, the gravel-rich soils of the Medoc and Haut-Medoc appear to have handled the heat particularly well, producing Cabernet Sauvignon with fine structure and depth. On the Right Bank, Merlot and Cabernet Franc have achieved impressive ripeness, though careful vineyard management has been key to maintaining precision and avoiding excessive richness.
Early expectations suggest that Bordeaux 2025 could deliver wines of elegance and focus rather than sheer power. Producers anticipate refined tannins, vibrant fruit, and balanced acidity across the top estates. The vintage appears to favour those who emphasise terroir expression and subtlety, making it one to watch for collectors seeking classic Bordeaux character.
From a market perspective, the Bordeaux En Primeur 2025 campaign arrives at a critical moment for the region. The 2024 campaign saw many exceptional wines and attractive price reductions at the top end, yet overall it could have been more competitive. Demand was selective, with buyers responding to genuine value rather than prestige alone.
For 2025, there is a strong sense of anticipation and cautious optimism. Collectors are hoping the Bordelais will take a sensible approach to pricing, ensuring that the excitement around the vintage is matched by accessibility and confidence in the market. If pricing aligns with quality, 2025 could become another 2019 – a vintage that combined brilliant wines with realistic release prices, reinvigorating global interest in Bordeaux En Primeur.
With strong potential and smaller yields, Bordeaux 2025 may appeal to collectors looking for both quality and long-term value. The best wines are expected to showcase freshness, precision and ageing potential, setting a new benchmark for modern Bordeaux while reaffirming the region’s position as the world’s most compelling fine wine source.
Buying Bordeaux En Primeur gives you the chance to reserve wines while they’re still in barrel—often at a price that won’t be seen again. It’s a way to get ahead of the game, with early access to limited releases and the added benefit of direct provenance from the chateau. There’s also the flexibility to choose the formats you want. For many, it’s the most engaging and rewarding time in the fine wine calendar. [Read more about En Primeur here]
Wines are offered In Bond, with delivery expected in 2027. You’ll have the option to store with us or ship once the wines land. Payment is due at the time of order, with no hidden fees or surcharges. Where chateaux allow, we can offer large formats, small formats or unique pack sizes like 3x75cl, perfect for building a varied and tailored cellar. For a full explanation on how we work, see [In Bond pricing & How to order]
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