A rare opportunity has emerged for collectors and wine enthusiasts to acquire some of the most prestigious bottles from Bordeaux’s First Growth châteaux, with a selection spanning vintages from 1930 to 2008 now available for purchase. The offering includes wines from Château Mouton Rothschild, Château Margaux, Château Latour, Château Lafite Rothschild, and Château Haut-Brion. These estates are recognized as the top tier of Bordeaux’s 1855 Classification and are known worldwide for their quality, history, and investment value.
The wines are being offered by SoDivin, a French company based in Aigues Vives that specializes in fine and old vintages. Since 2001, SoDivin has built a reputation for sourcing rare bottles and providing secure shipping to destinations around the world. The current selection features bottles and magnums from key years in each château’s history, with prices reflecting both rarity and provenance.
Among the highlights is a 1946 Château Mouton Rothschild from Pauillac, priced at €5,915 before tax. Other notable Mouton Rothschild vintages include 1982 (€1,454.17), 1957 (€950), and 1939 (€1,954.17). Château Margaux offerings include a 1948 bottle at €2,187.50 and a magnum from 1960 at €1,750. For those seeking more recent vintages, a 2004 Château Margaux is listed at €429.17.
Château Latour’s selection features a 1945 vintage at €4,750 and a magnum from 1960 at €1,490. More accessible options include bottles from the late 1980s and early 1990s priced between €450 and €600. Château Lafite Rothschild presents several magnums, including a 1999 at €1,550 and a 1990 at €2,375. Bottles from the 1930s are also available, such as the 1937 vintage at €1,849.17.
Château Haut-Brion’s range includes some of the oldest bottles in the collection: a 1930 vintage at €1,250 and a 1933 at €966.67. The highly regarded 1989 vintage is offered at €2,175. More recent years like the 1997 vintage are available for €390.
All prices are listed ex-VAT and ex-cellar in euros. SoDivin offers same-day shipping for orders placed before 2 p.m., using specialized packaging designed to protect these valuable bottles during transit.
The cause behind this release is the continued global demand for rare Bordeaux wines among collectors and investors. Fine wine has become an alternative asset class in recent years, with older vintages from First Growth châteaux often appreciating in value over time. The provenance of these bottles—directly sourced and stored under optimal conditions—adds to their appeal.
This sale comes at a time when interest in historic Bordeaux remains strong despite fluctuations in the broader wine market. Collectors are drawn not only by the potential for appreciation but also by the chance to own a piece of viticultural history. Each bottle represents decades of craftsmanship and tradition from some of France’s most storied estates.
SoDivin’s offering provides access to wines that are rarely seen on the open market, especially in such a wide range of vintages and formats. For buyers in the United States and other countries outside France, international shipping is available with express delivery options.
The availability of these First Growth Bordeaux wines underscores both their enduring prestige and the ongoing fascination with old vintages among wine lovers worldwide. As these bottles find new homes in private collections or cellars around the globe, they continue to tell the story of Bordeaux’s legacy as one of the world’s great wine regions.