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When to drink a Bourgogne Passe-tout-grains?

Burgundy · indicative values: the producer, the vintage and storage conditions come first.

Map: where Bourgogne Passe-tout-grains is. Burgundy region, France. Bourgogne Passe-tout-grains

Red: the drinking window

Recommended ageing: 1 to 5 years after the vintage.

For example, a 2024 Bourgogne Passe-tout-grains drinks best between 2025 and 2029, with a peak plateau around 2026-2028.

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Vintage by vintage

A great year outlives an average one: the window moves with the vintage. The most recent rated years in Burgundy, applied to the ageing for Bourgogne Passe-tout-grains given above.

VintageRatingDrink
2023Good2024–2028
2022Great2023–2028
2021Average2022–2025
2020Great2021–2026
2019Outstanding2020–2025
2018Great2019–2024
2017Great2018–2023
2016Great2017–2022
2015Outstanding2016–2021
2014Great2015–2020
2013Good2014–2018
2012Great2013–2018
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The full history, back to the older vintages: Red Burgundy.

How to read this window

Before the window opens, the wine is in its youth: fruit dominates, tannins or acidity can feel stern. During the peak plateau, everything falls into balance: this is the moment ageing prepares. Beyond it, the wine slowly declines: nothing unsafe, but the emotion fades. These are general benchmarks for the appellation, not a verdict on your bottle.

Curious where these numbers come from? The method is published in full: five levels from the estate down to the grape, corrected by the vintage and the bottle format.

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What about your bottles?

Caviste computes this window for every bottle in your cellar: photograph the label, the sheet fills itself in (estate, vintage, appellation) and the app tells you when a bottle reaches its peak. Discover Caviste.

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