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Bordeaux A warm, dry summer with heatwaves and an early harvest.

Bordeaux A cool, wet year with a lot of mildew and a small crop.

Bordeaux A warm year with heavy mildew pressure, followed by a hot late summer.

Bordeaux A hot, dry summer.

Bordeaux A cool year with spring frost and mildew.

Bordeaux A warm, dry summer gave concentrated, ripe wines.

Bordeaux A warm, dry summer gave ripe yet fresh wines.

Bordeaux After a wet spring, a warm, sunny summer: rich, powerful wines with plenty of fruit.

Bordeaux Frost in April kept the crop small in many places.

Bordeaux A great classic year: after a wet spring and a dry summer, fresh, elegant wines with fine tannins.

Bordeaux A warm year with ripe, approachable wines.

Bordeaux A changeable summer, saved by a sunny September.

Bordeaux A difficult year with rain and rot, and a small crop.

Bordeaux A difficult year.

Bordeaux A dry spring and a changeable summer: a classic year with firm wines, but uneven.

Bordeaux A great classic year: cool and dry, giving wines that are both powerful and fresh.

Bordeaux A warm, sunny year with ripe, full-bodied wines on both banks.

Bordeaux A cool year, saved by a sunny autumn.

Bordeaux A cool, wet summer gave light wines for early drinking.

Bordeaux A good, classic year with firm wines, especially on the Left Bank.

Bordeaux Exceptional: a dry, sunny summer gave concentrated wines with firm tannins, on both banks.

Bordeaux A classic year with fresh, balanced wines.

Bordeaux A record-hot summer gave very ripe wines.

Bordeaux A mixed year.

Bordeaux A fresh, classic year, overshadowed by 2000.

Bordeaux A great year across the board, on both banks, after a warm, dry summer.

Bordeaux A charming year with supple wines that were approachable early.

Bordeaux A strong year on the Right Bank: in Pomerol and Saint-Émilion the merlot ripened superbly.

Bordeaux A difficult year with soft wines for early drinking.

Bordeaux A classic Left Bank vintage: the cabernet sauvignon in Pauillac and Saint-Julien ripened superbly.

Bordeaux A good, classic year after a warm, dry summer.

Bordeaux A warm summer, but rain around harvest.

Bordeaux Rain in September gave a large crop of lighter wines.

Bordeaux A wet year with a large, diluted crop and light wines.

Bordeaux Severe frost in April kept the crop small.

Bordeaux A hot, dry summer gave ripe, full-bodied wines on both the Left and the Right Bank.

Bordeaux A hot summer and an early harvest gave ripe, full-bodied wines.

Bordeaux A classic year with firm, tannic wines that need time.

Bordeaux Rain around harvest gave light wines for early drinking.

Bordeaux Powerful, tannic wines built for a long life, especially on the Left Bank.

Bordeaux A sunny late summer gave charming, balanced wines.

Bordeaux The merlot flowered poorly, so the Right Bank made little wine.

Bordeaux A good year, in which Margaux in particular stood out.

Bordeaux A warm year with very ripe, full-bodied wines.

Bordeaux A good, classic year with balanced, medium-bodied wines.

Bordeaux A large crop of good, classic wines, long overshadowed by other vintages.

Bordeaux After a cool summer, a sunny late summer saved the year.

Bordeaux A hot, dry summer, but rain around harvest.

Bordeaux A small crop of firm, tannic wines that needed a lot of time.

Bordeaux Rain around harvest gave a large crop of stiff wines lacking ripeness.

Bordeaux A very large crop with light wines for early drinking.

Bordeaux A cold, late summer gave unripe, acidic wines.

Bordeaux A small crop of good quality, with strong wines especially on the Right Bank.

Bordeaux A large crop of good, classic wines, on both banks.

Burgundy The strongest year of the decade for reds: concentrated wines with good acidity.

Bordeaux A wet year with little ripeness.

Bordeaux A generous crop of supple wines that were ready to drink fairly early.

Bordeaux A wet, cold year and one of the weakest of the decade.

Bordeaux A hot, dry summer, but heavy rain in October.

Bordeaux A warm, sunny summer gave rich, full-bodied wines with a long life.

Bordeaux A lesser year with light wines, overshadowed by the great vintage that followed.

Bordeaux A cool, difficult year with a small crop.

Bordeaux A very good year with elegant, charming wines that were enjoyable early on.

Port Not a generally declared year.

Bordeaux A hot summer gave very ripe, full-bodied wines.

Bordeaux A modest year, harvested in wartime with few hands.

Bordeaux A warm year with a generous crop and sturdy wines.

Bordeaux A wet year with a lot of mildew and a small crop of modest quality.

Port A highly regarded Port year, in which several houses released a vintage Port.