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When to drink Pommard?

Burgundy · Red · Pinot noir

Pommard is usually ready from 5 years, reaches its peak between 8 and 18 years and keeps for up to about 24 years.

Ready to drink5 years
Peak8–18 years
Drink before24 years
Serving15–17 °C
Decanting30 min if young

Our tip

The most powerful red of the Côte de Beaune, with firm tannins in its youth. Beef bourguignon or braised beef cheek soften it very well.

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Vintage by vintage, in 2026

VintageStatusDrink
2025Keep2030 – 2049
2024Keep2029 – 2048
2023Keep2028 – 2047
2022acclaimedKeep2027 – 2046
2021Before its peak2026 – 2045
2020acclaimedBefore its peak2025 – 2044
2019acclaimedBefore its peak2024 – 2043
2018At its peak2023 – 2042
2017At its peak2022 – 2041
2016At its peak2021 – 2040
2015acclaimedAt its peak2020 – 2039
2014At its peak2019 – 2038
2013At its peak2018 – 2037
2012At its peak2017 – 2036
2011At its peak2016 – 2035
2010acclaimedAt its peak2015 – 2034
2009At its peak2014 – 2033
2008At its peak2013 – 2032
2007Past its peak2012 – 2031
2006Past its peak2011 – 2030
2005acclaimedPast its peak2010 – 2029
2004Past its peak2009 – 2028
2003Past its peak2008 – 2027
2002Past its peak2007 – 2026
2001Over the hill2006 – 2025
2000Over the hill2005 – 2024
1999Over the hill2004 – 2023
1998Over the hill2003 – 2022
1997Over the hill2002 – 2021

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

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