Cellar breakdown by variety

[Mivvy]

Nebbiolo 32.1%
Pinot Noir 20.1%
Chardonnay 13.4%
Riesling 10.7%
Red Bordeaux Blend 8.1%
Syrah 3.6%
Sémillon-Sauvignon Blanc Blend
Cabernet Sauvignon 2.2%
Sémillon 1.6%
Sangiovese 1.4%
Barbera 1.1%
Grenache 0.8%
Champagne Blend 0.7%
Tempranillo 0.6%
Red Rhone Blend 0.4%
Carignan 0.2%

[sjw_11]

Apparently I didn't play 3 years ago (although I am sure there has been other threads on this topic too) but here is the mix today

Syrah 40.2% Bottles (390) / Average vintage 2010.5
------ Australia 40.2% Bottles (390) / Average vintage 2010.5
Red Bordeaux Blend 12.2% Bottles (76) / Pending (42) / / Average vintage 2013.1
------ Australia 6.8% Bottles (66) / Average vintage 2012.0
------ France 4.5% Bottles (2) / Pending (42) / Average vintage 2015.4
------ Italy 0.6% Bottles (6) / Average vintage 2011.3
------ USA 0.2% Bottles (2) / Average vintage 2006.0
Riesling 11.8% Bottles (115) / Average vintage 2012.7
------ Australia 11.8% Bottles (115) / Average vintage 2012.7
Cabernet Sauvignon 8.7% Bottles (84) / Average vintage 2010.1
------ Australia 8.7% Bottles (84) / Average vintage 2010.1
Sémillon 5.7% Bottles (55) / Average vintage 2010.9
------ Australia 5.7% Bottles (55) / Average vintage 2010.9
Red Blend 4.8% Bottles (47) / Average vintage 2009.2
------ Australia 4.8% Bottles (47) / Average vintage 2009.2
Chardonnay 3.2% Bottles (31) / Average vintage 2013.2
------ Australia 3.2% Bottles (31) / Average vintage 2013.2
Port Blend 2.8% Bottles (21) / Pending (6) / Average vintage 2003.6
------ Australia 2.2% Bottles (21) / Average vintage 2000.1
------ Portugal 0.6% Bottles (0) / Pending (6) / Average vintage 2016.0
Red Rhone Blend 2.4% Bottles (17) / Pending (6) / Average vintage 2014.2
------ Australia 1.8% Bottles (17) / Va Average vintage 2013.2
------ France 0.6% Bottles (0) / Pending (6) / Average vintage 2017.0
Pinot Noir 1.3% Bottles (13) / Average vintage 2011.1
------ Australia 1.1% Bottles (11) / Average vintage 2011.2
------ New Zealand 0.2% Bottles (2) / Average vintage 2010.5
Tempranillo 1.3% Bottles (13) / Average vintage 2008.5
------ Spain 1.3% Bottles (13) / Average vintage 2008.5
Nebbiolo 0.9% Bottles (9) / Average vintage 2008.3
------ Italy 0.9% Bottles (9) / Average vintage 2008.3
Malbec Oz 0.8% Bottles (8) / / Average vintage 2012.0
Mourvedre Oz 0.4% Bottles (4) / Average vintage 2008.5

[Wayno]

Nothing is recorded but I’d suggest something like:

15% Shiraz
15% Cabernet
15% riesling
10% pinot noir
15% Chardonnay
5% champagne
5% Nebbiolo
5% grenache
5% fortified
5% other whites
5% other reds

[Mahmoud Ali]

I must admit I have no idea of my cellar's varietal breakdown, nor, sadly enough, by origin.

Being organised deprives you of happy surprises. Last night I was emptying under my stairs looking for a lost computer back-up drive. I did not find it. I did however find a 6 pack of 2013 Puriri Hills Harmonie du Soir which I thought I must have already polished off. Appears I now have more great wine to drink than I thought

Well, finding a magnum of 1996 Marques de Riscal Rioja Reserva is a happy surprise but what about these overlooked wines:

OldItalians.JPG

"A Sicilian, Piedmontese, and an Trentonian walk into a bar"
There is no punchline - it doesn't end well.

Cheers ............. Mahmoud.

[asajoseph]

Be keen to ask the same question but by country / region, rather than variety.

I'm sure it's been done before though...

[Waiters Friend]

Not everything covered here, so will not make 100%

Shiraz 20%
Cabernet Sauvignon 17%
Cabernet blends 4%
Chardonnay 18%
Riesling 16% (includes French, German, Austrian)
Marsanne 2%
Pinot Noir 5%
Dessert wines / Sauternes 1.5%
Vintage Ports 1%
Hunter Semillon <1%
Sparkling (inc Sparkling Shiraz and Champagne) 1.5%
Cabernet Shiraz 1.5%
Miscellaneous red blends 1.5%

Approximately 5% of the cellar is not Australian.

[Ian S]

I must admit I have no idea of my cellar's varietal breakdown, nor, sadly enough, by origin.

Being organised deprives you of happy surprises. Last night I was emptying under my stairs looking for a lost computer back-up drive. I did not find it. I did however find a 6 pack of 2013 Puriri Hills Harmonie du Soir which I thought I must have already polished off. Appears I now have more great wine to drink than I thought

Well, finding a magnum of 1996 Marques de Riscal Rioja Reserva is a happy surprise but what about these overlooked wines:

OldItalians.JPG

"A Sicilian, Piedmontese, and an Trentonian walk into a bar"
There is no punchline - it doesn't end well.

Cheers ............. Mahmoud.

That's a shame, as I recognise the first two producers, so they might have been decent wines before they slipped down the slope.