Your cellar by varietal? (Fun with CT Reports)

WINE TALK
#1

Here’s mine. Most of my wines are from France or Italy.

Pinot Noir 273 ( mostly red Burgs)
Chardonnay 154 (mostly Chablis & Cote Beaune)
Sangiovese 101
Red Rhone Blends 94
Red BDX Blends 90 (surprised I have these many)
Nebbiolo 73 ( my growth area)
Syrah 40
Gamay 28 ( all Cru Beaujolais)
Champagne Blends 26
Cabernet Sauvignon dominate 21
Tempranillo 21
Riesling 15
Mouvedre 11
Chenin 5

#2

Most of my wines are not varietals.

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#3

1 Nebbiolo
2 Sangiovese
3 Pinot Noir

#4

Top 5 (in order):

Nebbiolo
Sangiovese
Red Bordeaux Blend
Pinot Noir
Riesling

#5
  1. Pinot Noir (56 bottles & 17 pending)
  2. Nebbiolo (23 bottles)
  3. Syrah (13 bottles & 4 pending)
  4. Blueberry (15 bottles)
  5. Champagne Blend (4 bottles & 9 pending)
#6

Including everything with at least a 1% share:

Pinot Noir 33.6%
Chardonnay 21.3%
Riesling 8.0%
Red Bordeaux Blend 5.0%
Syrah 4.7%
Chenin Blanc 4.0%
Cabernet Sauvignon 3.5%
Sémillon-Sauvignon Blanc Blend 2.3%
Tempranillo 1.5%
Red Rhone Blend 1.5%
Champagne Blend 1.5%
Nebbiolo 1.4%
Nerello Mascalese 1.2%

I compared that to my consumption in 2013 and it matches up pretty well, except that it looks like I need to buy more Riesling and Nebbiolo.

#7

Nebbiolo 41.7%
Riesling 8.8%
Petite Sirah 8.3%
Syrah 6.6%
Red Bordeaux Blend 6.5%
Cabernet Sauvignon 6.2%
Red Rhone Blend 3.3%
Aglianico 3.0%
Port Blend 1.4%
Grenache 1.4%
Zinfandel 1.3%

If you add Red Bordeaux Blend and Cabernet Sauvignon together, that would jump to 2nd place.

#8

RIESLING

Nothing else is even close

#9

Pinot Noir 20.9%
Red Bordeaux Blend 16.5%
Red Rhone Blend 10.8%
Chardonnay 9.3%
Zinfandel 8.0%
Cabernet Sauvignon 7.6%
Syrah 4.4%
Riesling 4.0%
Sangiovese 4.0%

#10

Cabernet Sauvignon 20.0%
Pinot Noir 16.5%
Syrah 11.0%
Chardonnay 10.7%
Red Bordeaux Blend 8.2%
Red Blend 5.0%
Grenache 4.1%
Nebbiolo 3.3%
27 Others total 21.2%

#11

Red Bordeaux Blend 19.8%
Cabernet Sauvignon 13.3%
Nebbiolo 10.0%
Pinot Noir 9.5%
Tempranillo 5.2%
Chardonnay 5.1%
Syrah 3.9%
Red Rhone Blend 3.7%
Sémillon-Sauvignon Blanc Blend 2.9%
Riesling 2.7%
Red Blend 2.5%
Zinfandel 2.4%
White Rhone Blend 2.3%
Sangiovese 1.9%
SuperTuscan Blend 1.7%
Cabernet Franc 1.6%
Chenin Blanc 1.3%
Port Blend 1.3%
Grenache 1.1%
Sauvignon Blanc 1.0%
+34 at less than 1%

#12

I know my numbers in CT are off a bit but this is probably close:

Pinot Noir 41.9%
Cabernet Sauvignon 11.2%
Syrah 7.5%
Riesling 7.1%
Sémillon-Sauvignon Blanc Blend 5.0%

Need to work on upping my Syrah and Nebbiolo.

#13

Cabernet Sauvignon 22.9%
Pinot Noir 20.2%
Chardonnay 14.5%
Syrah 13.2%’
Zinfandel 6.7%
Others 22.5%

#14

Here is mine through anything I have at least 6 bottles

Pinot Noir 41.1% Bottles (292) / Pending (12)
Zinfandel 11.9%
Cabernet Sauvignon 10.4%
Syrah 8.0%
Chardonnay 7.7%
Riesling 2.6%
Grenache 1.8%
Albariño 1.4%
Red Blend 1.4%
Sauvignon Blanc 1.2%
Cabernet Franc 1.2%
Sangiovese 1.1%
Red Rhone Blend 0.9%
Red Bordeaux Blend 0.8%
Muscat 0.8%
Viognier 0.8%
White Blend 0.8%

I just discovered Gamay (5 bottles) and it looks like Nebbiolo needs to be next.

#15

If you use CellarTracker the sort option is by “varietal” but the heading on my Safari browser tab after sorting is “My Cellar grouped by Variety- CellarTracker”.

Interesting. Which of your wines are varietals?

#16

The top 15 are:

Pinot Noir 13.8%
Red Bordeaux Blend 12.3%
Cabernet Sauvignon 11.5%
Syrah 6.1%
Chardonnay 5.6%
Red Blend 5.0%
Red Rhone Blend 4.2%
Zinfandel 3.9%
Roussanne 2.7%
Nebbiolo 2.3%
Riesling 2.2%
Sangiovese 1.9%
Nerello Mascalese 1.5%
Petite Sirah 1.5%
Grenache 1.4%

And the remaining 24% is spread across 55 others.

#17

Like Bob, I don’t think I have any varietals…

But in the spirit of the question, Pinot Noir and Riesling are on top at about 20% each, both because I like them and they take a long time to come around. In that light, Gamay at 12% is even bigger. I expect Cabernet Franc to make a substantial increase in coming years, so long as the Baudries keep their prices so fair.

The biggest surprise: I have almost as much Chardonnay as Savagnin and Romorantin. I had no idea, and have clearly been working through the Romo too quickly.

#18

Pinot Noir 23.5%
Syrah 11.5%
Cabernet Sauvignon 8.3%
Zinfandel 8.3%
Red Bordeaux Blend 7.8%
Chardonnay 5.8%
Whole bunch of everything else 34.8%

#19

Pinot Noir - 16.68%
Syrah - 14.60%
Red Rhone Blend - 13.96%
Cabernet Sauvignon - 8.89%
Malt - 8.19%
Red Blend - 5.60%
Zinfandel - 4.39%
Red Bordeaux Blend - 3.81%
Syrah Blend - 3.52%
Chardonnay - 3.17%
Zinfandel Blend - 2.77%
Petite Sirah - 1.79%
Grenache - 1.67%
Nebbiolo - 1.67%

Beer is now in the top 5!!
34 other varietals at <1%

#20

I’m shocked–shocked, I tell you! [cheers.gif]

for me,

Pinot Noir 27.0%
Cabernet Sauvignon 15.1%
Syrah 12.9%
Chardonnay 10.1%
Red Rhone Blend 9.4%

but Riesling is gaining