All Red Burgundy Vintages for 20th Century

[Brooklyn]

Does anyone have a comprihensive red burgundy vintage chart for the entire century they could share? I am in need of some help!

[Brooklyn]

No help?

[GordonCooks]

No help?

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Are we talking 1900 and up? Grab the most recent issue of wine spectator - it features a lot of Burgundy ratings (although it may be "their" ratings)

[RobInAustin]

Get Matt Kramer's Burgundy book. That information is in there.

[Craig Camp]

For very old vintages the best resource is Michael Broadbent.

[Mark Sommelier]

For very old vintages the best resource is Michael Broadbent.

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I second that. The book is called "The Great Vintage Wine Book". It has tasting notes on wines back to the 18th century.

[Brooklyn]

Thank you!

[T.Thomas]

You might also try berry bros. & rudd at

http://www.bbr.com/US/shopping/vintage-fre...ZZ2NBQG95LT0C4P

or burgundy-vintage-charts at

http://www.burgundy-vintage-charts.co.uk

Cheers,

T.

[jrufusj]

For very old vintages the best resource is Michael Broadbent.

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I second that. The book is called "The Great Vintage Wine Book". It has tasting notes on wines back to the 18th century.

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Great book. The new book is called "Vin­tage Wine: Fifty Years of Tasting Three Centuries of Wines". This was released a couple of years ago, I believe. The version Mark mentions may be slightly better for older wines, as Broadbent has dropped notes on some wines he hasn't tasted recently in the newest release. On the other hand, some of the vintage ratings have changed slightly with ten years evolution and additional tasting.

Jim

[jrufusj]

Get Matt Kramer's Burgundy book. That information is in there.

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Great book. Highly opinionated, but a helluva lot of fun to read (and largely on the mark, to my taste).

It is, sorry to say, out of print and trading for north of $100 at places like Amazon and such. If you find one at a price that is reasonable to you, snap it up.

I keep hoping it will go back into print, as has Making Sense of Wine, or be updated, as has Making Sense of California Wine.

Jim