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Vintages: White Burgundy

Year by year · indicative benchmarks: the producer and storage conditions come first.

A vintage does not only say whether the wine was good: it says how long it keeps. A great year outlives a modest one, and that is what this page puts next to every year. The windows below are for a village white Burgundy; a humbler wine ages faster, a very great one far slower.

VintageRatingDrink
2023Good2025–2031
2022Great2024–2031
2021Average2023–2028
2020Great2022–2029
2019Great2021–2028
2018Good2020–2026
2017Great2019–2026
2016Great2018–2025
2015Good2017–2023
2014Outstanding2016–2024
2013Good2015–2021
2012Great2014–2021
2011Good2013–2019
2010Outstanding2012–2020
2009Good2011–2017
2008Great2010–2017
2007Great2009–2016
2006Good2008–2014
2005Great2007–2014
2004Great2006–2013
2002Outstanding2004–2012
2000Good2002–2008
1999Great2001–2008
1997Good1999–2005
1996Outstanding1998–2006
1995Great1997–2004
1992Great1994–2001
1990Great1992–1999
1989Great1991–1998

A year missing from this table is not a bad year: it is a year we would rather not rule on. Better silence than a rating pulled out of thin air.

See also ageing by appellation.

What about your bottles?

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