Vintage Weather
2024 across the wine world
Every region on record for 2024, read the same way: temperature, rain, harvest timing, and the events that shaped the season.
Persistent wind and a January heat spike, saved by cool nights.
Harvested autumn 2024
Record rain and mildew made Bordeaux's smallest harvest since 1991.
Relentless rain, mildew, and hail made a scarce but classic, perfumed cool-year vintage.
An exceptionally wet, mildew-hit year that gutted yields but kept quality.
A wet, mildew-heavy year saved by August sun, giving fresh, drinkable wines.
A brutal April frost and cool season made the smallest Mosel harvest in 50 years.
Rain ruled the year and Nebbiolo came back to a classic October pick.
A cool wet autumn gave lighter Chianti Classico at lower alcohol.
A warm summer and cool harvest gave the first general declaration since 2017.
Rated Good by the Consejo, off a harvest growers called historically small.
Wet winter soils carried the vines through 38 to 40 days above 100 degrees.
Textbook timing on the outside, a January freeze and July heat on the inside.
A smooth, fast, rain-free harvest with outstanding quality across Sonoma.
A January freeze cut the crop, but harvest weather was ideal.