The best available price you can buy the wine for on the secondary market.

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The percentage change in the market price over the last month.

The percentage change in the market price over the last 3 months.

The percentage change in the market price over the last 6 months.

The percentage change in the market price over the last 12 months.

The highest price a buyer is currently bidding to buy this wine, alongside the quantity of the bid.

The lowest price a seller is currently offering to sell this wine, alongside the quantity of the offer.

The price and date this wine last traded on the exchange.

The difference between the current best bid and the market price. A negative figure means the best bid is below market — the buyer is bidding at a discount.

The difference between the current best offer and the market price. A positive figure means the seller is asking above market — a negative figure indicates the offer is below market and may represent good value.

The difference between the last traded price and the current market price. This shows whether the most recent trade executed above or below the current market.

The original price this wine was released at upon first coming to market, typically en primeur or at the producer's initial release. Useful as a long-term benchmark against the current market price.

The difference between the current best offer price and the original release price. A positive figure shows how much the wine has appreciated since release — a negative figure suggests it is currently trading below its release price.

Where the current market price sits between the lowest and highest market price recorded for this wine over the last 12 months.