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When to drink Gevrey-Chambertin?

Burgundy · Red · Pinot noir

Gevrey-Chambertin is usually ready from 5 years, reaches its peak between 8 and 20 years and keeps for up to about 26 years.

Ready to drink5 years
Peak8–20 years
Drink before26 years
Serving15–17 °C
Decanting30 min if young

Our tip

Gevrey is the most structured of the great Côte de Nuits reds. Village wines drink well at around eight years; premiers and grands crus deserve fifteen.

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Vintage by vintage, in 2026

VintageStatusDrink
2025Keep2030 – 2051
2024Keep2029 – 2050
2023Keep2028 – 2049
2022acclaimedKeep2027 – 2048
2021Before its peak2026 – 2047
2020acclaimedBefore its peak2025 – 2046
2019acclaimedBefore its peak2024 – 2045
2018At its peak2023 – 2044
2017At its peak2022 – 2043
2016At its peak2021 – 2042
2015acclaimedAt its peak2020 – 2041
2014At its peak2019 – 2040
2013At its peak2018 – 2039
2012At its peak2017 – 2038
2011At its peak2016 – 2037
2010acclaimedAt its peak2015 – 2036
2009At its peak2014 – 2035
2008At its peak2013 – 2034
2007At its peak2012 – 2033
2006At its peak2011 – 2032
2005acclaimedPast its peak2010 – 2031
2004Past its peak2009 – 2030
2003Past its peak2008 – 2029
2002Past its peak2007 – 2028
2001Past its peak2006 – 2027
2000Past its peak2005 – 2026
1999Over the hill2004 – 2025
1998Over the hill2003 – 2024
1997Over the hill2002 – 2023
1996Over the hill2001 – 2022
1995Over the hill2000 – 2021

Acclaimed vintages: 2005, 2010, 2015, 2019, 2020, 2022. Average estimate for the appellation: vintage, producer and storage matter too.

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