I saw on another thread someone post that they have over 1,600 different wines in their collection, which inspired me to create this thread. By different wines, I mean different vintage of the same wine, different cuvee, etc.
My collection: 369 wines (out of a total of 1,200).
Too many and not enough.
489 different wines, however quite a bit of different vintages of same wines.
A little over 1200 different wines.
381 different wines out of a total of 780. This does not include Roses.
Dan Kravitz
2,823 different wines. What can I say, I like variety.
I need to bring some perspective to this thread–50.
1251 different wines, from 219 producers, 688 vintages, 28 varieties (can’t use CT’s term “ varietal”)
Nice. I haven’t counted–and probably don’t have time–but I still don’t buy cases of things. If I had to guestimate, probably somewhere around 75-80% of my 600 or so bottles are different wines. It’s a good and worthwhile question, Emery.
How do you find this in CT :)?
In my cellar, My wines, bottom right underneath list is a summary that says:
Mine currently says Collection: 1,129 bottles in 475 wines
It also lists a total value if you want to a) scare the crap out of yourself, or b) bask in the glory of your treasure.
948
Mine says 4,720 or so different wines… LOL
I have 899 wines out of 1860 bottles. To me, this seems diverse. But yet I know that there are substantial gaps, like inexpensive Italian for pizza/pasta nights, less Spanish than I should have, etc…
You have a vertical back to the 14th century? 
I’d like to introduce you to this group. You start with, “Hi, my name is Jonathan, and I have a problem”
You are making me feel better about my wine buying addiction.
Glad I can help you Josh - I’m here to help you buy as much wine as you can :).
410 wines over 1038 bottles.
Have pity on me.
Only 1087
WGJ
1003 different wines out of 1850