Is 2019 a good year for Burgundy?
Cork has vintage charts for major wine regions. Quality ratings by year, with drinking windows so you can tell what's ready and what to sit on. Handy when you're at a shop and want to check whether that 2018 Barolo is worth buying.
Vintage Ratings
How it works
Pick a region
Choose a wine region to see quality ratings by vintage.
Scores and windows
Each vintage shows a quality score and a drinking window status.
Connected to your cellar
Vintage data powers drinking windows for your own wines.
Volnay
Glantenay · 2018
Chablis GC
Raveneau · 2020
What you see at a glance
Vintage Ratings
Tap any cell for drinking windows and regional details.
At peak right now
Cork highlights vintages that are drinking at their best today.
Burgundy
Red, Côte de Nuits
2018
Bordeaux
Left Bank, Saint-Julien
2015
Barolo
Serralunga, Monforte
2016
FAQ
Which regions are covered?
Over 40 regions across France (Burgundy, Bordeaux, Rhône, Loire, Champagne, Alsace, Beaujolais, Provence), Italy (Piedmont, Tuscany, Veneto), Spain (Rioja, Priorat, Ribera del Duero), Germany (Mosel, Rheingau, Pfalz), Austria (Wachau, Kamptal), Portugal (Douro), USA (California, Oregon), Australia (Barossa, Yarra Valley, Hunter Valley), New Zealand (Marlborough, Central Otago), Argentina (Mendoza), Chile (Maipo, Colchagua), and South Africa. We're adding more regularly.
How are the quality ratings determined?
Based on published vintage assessments from wine critics and regional bodies. Cork aggregates these into a single quality score per region per year.
Can I see vintage data for wines in my cellar?
Yes. Each wine in your cellar shows its vintage quality rating and drinking window.