72.5% and going up
My cellar is 63.23% from Europe. But I think my drinking is probably 75% new world.
42% US
56% Europe
2% Other
Ugghh France passed Italy must make amends 
79% Europe
- 71% France
- 8% Italy
21% USA
- 20% Cali
- 1% Oregon
Need more Italy!
96.9% European
3.1% American
68%
30.7%.
64.4% Europe
34.4% USA
97% France (45% Bordeaux, 41% Burgundy, 13% N/S Rhone, 1% Loire)
2% Australia/NZ
1% Italy
NZ and Italy will likely go higher and Australia will go down to zero!
Loire will go higher and Bordeaux will come down. Ideally France should be 43% Bordeaux, 43% Burgundy, 8% N Rhone, 3% S Rhone, and 3% Loire.
30.9%
My drinking is probably well over 95% European
55% US
31% France
10% Italy
4% primarily Germany
Europe 42%
USA 48.1%
Australia 9.5%
Asia (Bekaa valley) 1.4%
95.68% of my cellar is european.
I’m in a similar boat. I drink probably 75% new world, in part because they are more accessible and partly because I like old world wines at a more mature stage of development.
90.3%. Though it is worth noting that there are very few recent additions to the domestic corner of the cellar. Average vintage is 1990.
75% USA
12% Germany
6% France
6% Italy
As Chris mentioned, almost all my European wines are hands off for 5+ years, though it doesn’t skew numbers in my case with Rhys, Peay, Bedrock and others also laying down for a while as well.
Perhaps a more telling stat for longer term users of Cellartracker would be wines consumed by region:
53% Euro. Diversity is the spice of life.
What r u going to do with this information?
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