SoDivin offered 56 bottles of back-vintage Domaine Guigal, priced from €100 to €615.

French fine-wine merchant SoDivin said Tuesday that it has a new stock of Domaine Guigal wines available for sale, with vintages ranging from 1982 to 2018 and prices listed from €100 to €615 per bottle or format, excluding VAT. The offer was circulated in a sales email sent from SoDivin to trade contacts and presents 27 Guigal references that the company said were “100% in stock.”

The email came from SoDivin, a merchant based in Aigues-Vives in southern France, and not from Domaine Guigal itself. In the message, the retailer promoted express delivery, specialized packaging and high-definition bottle photos available online or on request. It also said orders placed before 2 p.m. could be shipped the same day, with next-day delivery offered for eligible destinations.

The list is centered on some of Guigal’s most sought-after Rhône labels, especially Côte-Rôtie wines from the estate’s well-known single-vineyard range. Among the newest bottles offered is the 2018 Guigal La Landonne Côte-Rôtie, listed at €265 ex VAT, with two bottles available. Several 2017 wines are also included, among them La Landonne at €262.50 with five bottles available, La Mouline at €270.83 with two bottles, and La Turque at €270.83 with two bottles. A 2017 Brune et Blonde Magnum was listed at €137.50, with three units available.

Other more recent vintages in the offer include a 2016 La Mouline at €240 with one bottle available and a 2013 La Mouline at €245.83 with five bottles. The stock list then moves into older vintages that are often traded in the fine-wine market because of their lower availability and collector interest.

For wines from the 2000s, SoDivin listed a 2009 La Landonne at €400, a 2006 La Landonne at €300 and a 2004 La Landonne at €325. The same 2004 vintage of La Mouline was offered at €320.83, with six bottles available, making it one of the larger lots in the selection. The 2003 Guigal Ex Voto Hermitage Rouge was listed at €415 with two bottles available. From 2002, the retailer listed Château d’Ampuis Côte-Rôtie at €145.83 with five bottles and La Landonne at €250 with two bottles. A 2001 Ermitage Ex Voto Blanc was listed at €175 with three bottles.

The list also includes several bottles from 2000 and earlier. The 2000 La Landonne was priced at €325 and the 2000 La Mouline at €345.83. A 1999 La Landonne carried the highest price in the offer at €615, with one bottle available. The 1997 La Mouline was listed at €441.67.

Among the mid-1990s bottles, SoDivin offered a 1995 Brune et Blonde Côte-Rôtie at €100 and a 1994 La Mouline at €333.33. A 1993 La Mouline was listed at €387.50 with two bottles, and a 1992 Brune et Blonde at €100 with three bottles. For older stock, the email listed a 1988 Hermitage Rouge at €120.83, a 1987 La Landonne at €450, a 1986 La Landonne at €595.83 and a 1982 Côte-Rôtie at €133.33.

Taken together, the quantities shown in the email add up to 56 bottles or bottle formats, although the list includes standard bottles and at least one magnum format. Most of the older references appear in very small quantities, usually one or two bottles, which is typical for back-vintage fine wine offers in the secondary market.

SoDivin described the prices as ex-cellar and excluding VAT. The company also emphasized image-based condition reporting, saying the bottles are “precisely described and illustrated” with high-quality photos. That point is significant in the market for mature wines, where fill levels, label condition, capsule integrity and provenance can influence both pricing and buyer confidence.

Domaine Guigal is one of the most recognized producers in the northern Rhône, and wines such as La Landonne, La Mouline and La Turque are widely followed by collectors, restaurants and specialist merchants. Back-vintage offers from third-party retailers can attract attention because availability tends to narrow over time, especially for bottles from the 1980s and 1990s.

In its message, SoDivin also promoted what it called protected transport through specialized packaging. The company said it has operated since 2001 as a specialist in fine wines and old vintages. Its contact information in the email identifies the business at 21 chemin des Horts, 30670 Aigues-Vives, France, with sales handled through email and WhatsApp.