Italy’s secondary market trade is diversifying, as previously underrepresented Italian regions gather momentum.
This is the focus of Liv-ex’s latest Italian report. Published exclusively for members last month; it is now free to all.
Key findings in the report:
- Italy has seen a sustained increase in the number of wines trading, pointing to a significant market expansion and heightened demand for Italian fine wine.
- Tuscany and Piedmont remain the pillars of Italy, taking over 95% of total trade value and volume combined.
- Critical attention and the search for value have led to the increased presence of ‘other’ Italian regions on the secondary market.
- Veneto and Abruzzo are the most traded Italian regions outside of Tuscany and Piedmont
- There has been a rising tide of demand from the US and Asia for Italian fine wine.
