What producers do you drink?

[Mark_Golodetz]

Marcus,
Harvest will soon be over; come and join us.

[David_L_Price]

Rhys
Sea Smoke
Williams Selyem
Three Sticks
Dumol
Peay
Sojourn
DeLille
Domaine Drouhin
Ridge

[Adam_Frisch]

Ceritas
Bedrock
Enfield
Failla
Pax
Sandlands
Goodfellow
Kelley Fox
Ser
Arnot-Roberts
Beta
Ridge
Fields Family

[Warren_Taranow]

Since 2005:

Taittinger (almost exclusively Comtes BdB)
Vilmart
Ceritas
Gilbert Picq (love this but rarely see it anymore)
Krug
Huet
Mongeard-Mugneret (I used to buy a lot in Michigan)
Billecart Salmon
Girardin (a surprise; haven’t had one in a dozen or more years)
Charles Heidsieck (mostly '95 BdM)
Rhys

I don’t know how to search by the last 3 or 5 years, but it would be a bit different.

[Matt_Allen]

These are not in order of consumption
Bedrock
Carlisle
Once and Future
Vincent
Goodfellow
Walter Scott
Patty Green
Enfield
Sandlands
Dirty and Rowdy (RIP)
EDWCY!
Kutch
Peay
Tercero
Leo Steen

[Yao_C]

In descending order from the beginning of my serious wine drinking. This only represents 15% of consumption and there’s a very long tail

Yquem
Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey
Dominus
Taittinger
Louis Jadot
Lynch Bages
Domaine Jamet
Pierre Peters
Thierry-Allemand
Jacques Selosse

[PCLIN]

Fourrier
Rousseau
Faiveley
Rene Rostaing
Cathiard
Joseph Drouhin
Mugneret Gibourg
Bertheau
Amirault
Latour (Latour/Les Fort de Latour/Paulliac de Latour)

[adam_caldwell]

Weingut Keller
Hofgut Falkenstein
Egly-Ouriet
Joh. Jos. Prüm
Peter Lauer
Roses de Jeanne / Cédric Bouchard
Julian Haart
Produttori del Barbaresco
Jean-Claude Ramonet
Krug

[Chris_C_a_r_y]

Since 2009, my wine “beginning” and start of tracking on CT. The numbers are total bottles “consumed”, which including drinking, gifting, etc…

Steppe Cellars - 210
Maison Bleue - 187
Alexandria Nicole - 110
JB Neufeld - 103
Milbrandt - 91
Cooper Wine Company - 89
Naches Heights Vineyard - 87
Cultura - 83
Severino - 68
Rotie - 66
Two Mountain - 66

Past 5+ years, 2017-2022. This took a bit of sorting, exporting, and addition from CT => Excel

JB Neufeld - 57
Rotie - 45
Cultura - 37
Rasa -33
Maison Bleue - 31
Cooper - 27
Naches Heights Vineyard - 23
CT Barrel - 21
Adams Bench - 21
Steppe Cellars - 18
Biggio Hamina -18

Some names consistent, a few dropped off, a few new recent favorites.

[John_Glas]

Reynvaan
Cayuse
Bedrock
Clarendon Hills
Loosen
Roederer
K Vintners
Davenport of course
Tensley

[John_Glas]

Alexandria Nicole makes some nice Syrah’s. Milbrandt for the cheaper side makes some very drinkable wines. Have not tried Cooper Wine however.

[Yao_C]

@PCLIN

Fourrier
Rousseau
Faiveley
Rene Rostaing
Cathiard
Joseph Drouhin
Mugneret Gibourg
Bertheau
Amirault
Latour (Latour/Les Fort de Latour/Paulliac de Latour)

Gosh that’s an enviable list though I’m surprised to see Fourrier in the #1 spot. I feel like people rarely discuss Fourrier on WB

[Brian_G_r_a_f_s_t_r_o_m]

@Warren_Taranow

I don’t know how to search by the last 3 or 5 years, but it would be a bit different.

Being able to do a CT report that has customized time parameters would be awesome.

Similarly, it would be awesome to be able to run a report with customized exclusions (e.g.: it runs calculations WITHOUT all my tracked beers included).

[Daniel_S]

Very interesting seeing some common threads here. Although I feel like I am a bit boring - in no order:

Bedrock
Ridge
Tablas Creek
Terre Rouge/Easton
Roederer Estate
Niepoort
Jadot
De Negoce
Kirkland Signature - The Chianti and Rioja are generally great values.

After that there is a long tail of producers - I suspect next year there will probably be a few OR and FLX producers on this list for me.

[PCLIN]

When I don’t know what to drink, would naturally reach out for a Fourrier as his wines hardly ever disappoint. It helps that I got allocations for many vintages.

[Howard_Cooper]

@Daniel_S

Very interesting seeing some common threads here. Although I feel like I am a bit boring - in no order:

Your list looks decently varied to me, but my view is not important. If you feel like you are a bit boring, branch out of your comfort zone and try wines from new regions or countries.

[marc_shivers]

For purchases or consumed bottles in CT, you can narrow results by begin/end dates. E.g. CT home → Wine Purchased → Narrow Results → Beginning Purchase.

[Andrew_Bair]

Going back to 2004, when I first became seriously into wine, this is my top ten:

Dönnhoff
Selbach-Oster
Leitz
Jadot
JJ Prüm
Produttori di Barbaresco
Zind-Humbrecht
Keller
Peter Lauer
von Winning, regardless of whether Dr. Deinhard is included in the total

In the past 2-3 years, I’ve bought less from Keller (as discussed in another thread); and Produttori (after many years, the price of the Riservas has finally caught up to the quality). Five years from now, I’m sure that Falkenstein, at least, will pass both of them.

The rest I continue to buy and drink regularly.

[Greg_K]

@Yao_C

@PCLIN

Fourrier
Rousseau
Faiveley
Rene Rostaing
Cathiard
Joseph Drouhin
Mugneret Gibourg
Bertheau
Amirault
Latour (Latour/Les Fort de Latour/Paulliac de Latour)

Gosh that’s an enviable list though I’m surprised to see Fourrier in the #1 spot. I feel like people rarely discuss Fourrier on WB

Fourrier is also #1 for me (my list was in order). I think some people don’t like his style, which is just fine from my perspective. I’ve heard complaints that the wines are too similar, but having done a number of Fourrier tastings, there’s quite a bit of vintage/cuvee variation. To each their own.

[brodie_thomson]

Hard to know for sure since I am not on Cellar Tracker, but this will be pretty close. Not in any order.

Laurent Perrier
Egly Ouriet
Donnhoff
Robert Weill
Felton Rd
Mugnier
Clavelier
Leoville Barton
Magdelaine
Produttori
Passopiscario
Felsina
Lopez de Heredia
Wendouree
Yarra Yering