SoDivin Unveils Rare Vintage Wine Collection With Bottles Dating Back to 1955

A new selection of rare and vintage wines has arrived at SoDivin, a French retailer specializing in fine and old wines. The company, based in Aigues Vives, France, announced the availability of bottles ranging from the 1955 Niepoort Vintage Porto to recent releases from 2023. All wines are currently in stock and available for express delivery to international destinations.

The new arrivals include a wide range of French appellations and renowned producers. Among the highlights are several bottles from Bordeaux, such as the 1996 Château Mouton Rothschild Pauillac, priced at €710 ex-VAT, and the 1990 Château Lafite Rothschild Pauillac at €690 ex-VAT. Burgundy is represented by wines like the 2009 Trapet Père et Fils Latricières Chambertin at €290 ex-VAT. Champagne collectors will find offerings such as the 2002 Krug Vintage Champagne at €620 ex-VAT and the 1995 Taittinger Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs at €329.17 ex-VAT.

The list also features rare magnums, including a 2017 Château La Mondotte Magnum Saint Emilion for €291.67 ex-VAT and several large-format Clos des Papes Châteauneuf du Pape from various vintages. For those interested in sweet wines, there are bottles like the 1990 Château d’Yquem Sauternes at €450 ex-VAT and multiple vintages of Domaine Huet Vouvray Moelleux.

SoDivin’s selection covers a broad spectrum of regions beyond Bordeaux and Burgundy. The Rhône Valley is well represented with bottles such as the 2018 Domaine Ogier Cuvée La Belle Hélène Côte Rôtie at €265 ex-VAT and the 2016 Guigal La Mouline Côte Rôtie at €240 ex-VAT. From Alsace, there are Rieslings from Domaine Marcel Deiss and Domaine Trimbach, including a 2013 Clos Sainte Hune Riesling for €265 ex-VAT.

The retailer emphasizes that all bottles are stored in optimal conditions and are available for same-day shipping if ordered before 2 p.m. Specialized packaging is used to protect bottles during transport. High-definition photos of each bottle can be requested or viewed online to verify label condition and provenance.

SoDivin has been operating since 2001 and caters to collectors, restaurants, and wine enthusiasts seeking mature vintages or hard-to-find labels. The company provides detailed descriptions for each wine, including vintage, producer, appellation, quantity available, and price excluding VAT.

The cause for this new release is part of SoDivin’s regular monthly updates to its inventory, responding to ongoing demand from international clients for both investment-grade wines and bottles suitable for immediate enjoyment. The April arrivals reflect current market trends favoring both classic Bordeaux châteaux and smaller producers from regions like Languedoc-Roussillon and Alsace.

Interested buyers can access the full stock list via downloadable Excel files or browse new arrivals on SoDivin’s website. Orders can be placed directly online or through email and WhatsApp contact options provided by the company.