Past Vintage Reports

These reports contain a wealth of information. Fine Burgundy is not only expensive, but requires maturing, making it important to select the best quality for your cellar and the style to suit your palate. Use the reports to make educated decisions when buying past vintages whether from a merchant, a broker, at auction or on the internet. These reports provide an impartial analysis of the vintage; how each of the villages performed, the premier and grand crus which stood out and those which underwhelmed. It”s not just about the quality, but the style and this is often divided, depending on when the domaine in question harvested..and how the fruit was handled in the cuverie. A snap shot (see below) maybe helpful, but selecting the right wine is in the detail.

This information is also helpful when selecting fine, and expensive, Burgundy from restaurant wine lists.

For those with the vintages below in their cellar, the reports provide a detailed insight into the wine, how it came to be, how it compares with other vintages and when to drink it.

Difficult Vintage for reds. Cold conditions suited whites.

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Excellent, structural reds.

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Fairly classic, fruity wines, but watch out for pitfalls.

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A lighter, but elegant vintage.

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 Cool conditions delivered firm whites and leaner, spicy reds

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Sunny conditions produced glamorous, rich wines.

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Top quality, stylish reds. Good whites

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Lighter, fresh reds and whites.

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Rich textured whites. The style and quality of reds is divided.

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Charming red fruit vintage and pleasant whites

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Wonderful whites. Pleasing reds.

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Top quality reds on both côtes, ripe but exuberant. Forward, fruity whites.

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Charming, expressive and fruity. Good but not exceptional.

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Rich, dark red. Surprisingly elegant white.

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