Wine 1989

A well-chosen 1989 wine is much more than just a drink in the glass; it is a living story about that very year when it all began, and it will undoubtedly make your celebration memorable.
98  wines

98 products

Bordeaux Côtes de Francs · Bordeaux · France
1989
Bordeaux Côtes de Francs Château Francs la Comtesse 1989
Château Francs la ComtesseOnly 1 left
Moulis-en-Médoc · Bordeaux · France
1989
Moulis-en-Médoc Cru Bourgeois Château Anthonic 1989
Château AnthonicOnly 1 left
Côtes du Luberon · Côtes du Rhône · France
1989
Seigneur de Foulques Côtes du Luberon Coop. Vinicole de Lourmarin 1989
Coop. Vinicole de LourmarinOnly 1 left
Chablis · Burgundy · France
1989
Chablis Laurent Tribut 1989
Laurent TRIBUTOnly 1 left
Pessac Léognan · Bordeaux · France
1989
Pessac Léognan Château Le Pape 1989
Château Le PapeOnly 1 left
Saint Émilion · Bordeaux · France
1989
Saint Émilion Grand Cru Château Guillemin La Gaffelière 1989 6 L Mathusalem
Château Guillemin La GaffelièreOnly 1 left
Premières Côtes de Bordeaux · Bordeaux · France
1989
Premières Côtes de Bordeaux Château Gourran 1989
Château GourranOnly 1 left
Premières Côtes de Blaye · Bordeaux · France
1989
Premières Côtes de Blaye Château Perenne 1989
Château PerenneOnly 3 left
Canon Fronsac · Bordeaux · France
1989
Canon Fronsac Château Junayme 1989
Château JunaymeOnly 2 left
Premières Côtes de Bordeaux · Bordeaux · France
1989
Premières Côtes de Bordeaux Domaine des Trois Clochers 1989
Domaine des Trois ClochersOnly 3 left
Médoc · Bordeaux · France
1989
Médoc Cru Bourgeois Château Blaignan 1989
Château Blaignan
Saint Estèphe · Bordeaux · France
1989
Saint Estèphe Cru Bourgeois Château Laffitte Carcasset 1989
Château Laffitte CarcassetOnly 1 left
Haut Médoc · Bordeaux · France
1989
Haut Médoc Cru Bourgeois Château Lafite Canteloup 1989
Château Lafite CanteloupOnly 2 left
Graves · Bordeaux · France
1989
Graves Château Maillard 1989
Château MaillardOnly 1 left
Stags Leap District · Napa Valley · USA
1989
Stags Leap District S. Anderson Vineyard 1989
S. Anderson VineyardOnly 1 left
Bordeaux 1989 - Tasting box
Bottles With History
Chablis · Burgundy · France
1989
Reine de Tour Chablis Lucien Deschaux 1989
Lucien DeschauxOnly 1 left
Saint-Bris · Burgundy · France
1989
Saint-Bris Cave Saint Prix Bersan et Fils 1989
Cave Saint Prix / Bersan et FilsOnly 1 left
Rioja Alta · Rioja · Spain
1989
Viña Tondonia Rioja Alta Reserva 1989
R. López de Heredia Viña Tondonia S.A.Only 1 left
Stags Leap District · Napa Valley · USA
1989
Stags Leap District S. Anderson Vineyard 1989
S. Anderson VineyardOnly 1 left
Maipo Valley · Maipo Valley · Chile
1989
Maipo Viña Cousiño Macul 1989
Viña Cousiño MaculOnly 2 left
Maipo Valley · Chile
1989
Medalla Real Viña Santa Rita 1989
Viña Santa RitaOnly 2 left
St. Magdalener · Italy
1989
St. Magdalener Pepi Staffler, Trogerhof 1989
Pepi Staffler, TrogerhofOnly 1 left
Italy
1989
St. Magdalener Pepi Staffler, Trogerhof 1989
Pepi Staffler, TrogerhofOnly 1 left
Langhe · Piedmont · Italy
1989
Langhe Poderi Luigi Einaudi 1989
Poderi Luigi EinaudiOnly 1 left
Denmark
1989
The Danish Distilleries 1989
De Danske SpritfabrikkerOnly 5 left
Châteauneuf du Pape · Côtes du Rhône · France
1989
Saint Pierre de Luxembourg Châteauneuf du Pape Jean Marchand 1989
Jean MarchandOnly 1 left
Saint Estèphe · Bordeaux · France
1989
Frank Phélan Saint Estèphe Château Phélan Ségur 1989
Château Phélan SégurOnly 2 left
Margaux · Bordeaux · France
1989
Le Baron de Brane Margaux L. Lurton 1989
L. LurtonOnly 1 left
Bordeaux Côtes de Francs · Bordeaux · France
1989
Bordeaux Côtes de Francs Château Francs la Comtesse 1989
Château Francs la Comtesse
Châteauneuf du Pape · Côtes du Rhône · France
1989
Châteauneuf du Pape Les Chais de la Barrade 1989
Les Chais de la BarradeOnly 1 left
Montalcino · Tuscany · Italy
1989
Montalcino Conte Ottavio Piccolomini d'Aragona 1989
Conte Ottavio Piccolomini d'AragonaOnly 1 left
Sicily · Italy
1989
Terre D'Agala Corvo 1989
Corvo
Penedès · Penedès · Spain
1989
Cabernet Sauvignon Martí Serdà 1989
Martí SerdàOnly 1 left
Alba · Piedmont · Italy
1989
Nebbiolo Cantina Sociale 1989
Cantina Sociale Del NebbioloOnly 4 left
Alsace · Alsace · France
1989
Sylvaner Dontenville 1989 Alsace
DontenvilleOnly 3 left
Napa Valley · USA
1989
Napa Valley Chardonnay stags leap 1989
UnknownOnly 5 left
Graves · Bordeaux · France
1989
Chateau Millet 1989 Bordeaux
Chateau MilletOnly 3 left
Saint Émilion · Bordeaux · France
1989
Château Bel-Air Ouÿ 1989 from Saint-Émilion
Château Bel-Air OuÿOnly 1 left
Fixin · Burgundy · France
1989
Fixin Pierre Thibault 1989
Pierre ThibaultOnly 1 left
Fixin · Burgundy · France
1989
Fixin Maison Louis Latour 1989
Maison Louis LatourOnly 3 left
Margaux · Bordeaux · France
1989
Margaux Boyd-Cantenac 1989 Grand Cru Classé
Château Boyd-CantenacOnly 1 left
Pauillac · Bordeaux · France
1989
Chateau Haut-Bages Averous 1989 wine
Chateau Haut-Bages AverousOnly 2 left
Piedmont · Piedmont · Italy
1989
Cortese 1989 Marchesa Piemonte
Marchesa Vincenza StangaOnly 1 left
Saint Émilion · Bordeaux · France
1989
Saint-Émilion Château Fauzinat 1989
Château Fauzinat l'HermitageOnly 3 left
Pauillac · Bordeaux · France
1989
Château Haut-Bages Libéral 1989 Grand Cru Classé
Château Haut-Bages LibéralOnly 6 left
Châteauneuf du Pape · Côtes du Rhône · France
1989
Châteauneuf-du-Pape Château Vaudieu 1989
Château de VaudieuOnly 1 left
Pauillac · Bordeaux · France
1989
Chateau Haut-Bages 1989 Pauillac
Chateau Haut-BagesOnly 3 left
Bordeaux · Bordeaux · France
1989
Mouton Cadet Baron Philippe 1989 1,5L Magnum
Baron PhilippeOnly 1 left
Champagne · Champagne · France
1989
Champagne Cuvee Prestige 1989 1,5L Magnum Gosset
UnknownOnly 1 left
Barolo · Piedmont · Italy
1989
Sperss Gaja 1989
GajaOnly 1 left
Côtes de Castillon · Bordeaux · France
1989
Ortolan Chateau 1989
Chateau OrtolanOnly 1 left
Columbia Valley · Washington State · USA
1989
Columbia Valley Hedges Cellars 1989 Bad Label
Hedges CellarsOnly 1 left
Penedes · Penedès · Spain
1989
Gran Sangre de Toro 1989 by Torres Reserva
TorresOnly 1 left
Haut Médoc · Bordeaux · France
1989
Chateau Larose Trintaudon 1989
Chateau Larose TrintaudonOnly 1 left
Saint Estèphe · Bordeaux · France
1989
Saint-Estèphe Lafon-Rochet 1989 Grand Cru Classe
Château Lafon-RochetOnly 1 left
Côtes de Blaye · Bordeaux · France
1989
Chante-Alouette La Roseraie 1989
Chateau Chante-Alouette La RoseraieOnly 2 left
Listrac · Bordeaux · France
1989
Listrac Château Cantegric 1989
Château CantegricOnly 1 left
First Côtes de Bordeaux · Bordeaux · France
1989
Chateau G Curran 1989
Chateau GourranOnly 1 left
Listrac · Bordeaux · France
1989
Château Fourcas Hosten 1989
Château Fourcas HostenOnly 1 left
Moulis-en-Médoc · Bordeaux · France
1989
La Salle de Poujeaux Chateau 1989
Château La Salle de PoujeauxOnly 1 left
Margaux · Bordeaux · France
1989
Margaux Chateau La Gurgue 1989
Chateau La GurgueOnly 1 left
Chablis · Burgundy · France
1989
Chablis La Chablisienne 1989 Cote de Lechet
La ChablisienneOnly 1 left

Vælg en vin fra 1989 til egen nydelse eller som gave

When you choose to open a 1989 wine, you invite a piece of history to the table, but if you prefer newer vintages, you can also explore our selection of wine from 1999. De mange års ro og modning giver vinen en dybde og kompleksitet, der gør den ideel til at samle folk omkring et veltilberedt måltid. In order to get the best experience, it can be advantageous to consider whether the occasion calls for a structured red wine for the main course, or perhaps a rounded, sweet dessert wine to end the evening in the most beautiful way. No matter what you prefer, we at Bottles With History are always ready with practical advice and guidance so that you can easily and confidently choose a wine from 1989 that fits exactly the event and the recipient's personal taste.

Characteristics of European Wines from 1989

1989 was a remarkable year for wine production in Europe, and bottles from that year are highly prized today among collectors and wine lovers. This year was particularly characterized by exceptional conditions in several prominent wine regions, which resulted in wines with exceptional qualities and aging potential. Lad os dykke ned i, hvad der gør en 1989 vin så speciel.

I Bordeaux-regionen i Frankrig var 1989 et af de år, hvor naturen virkelig viste sig fra sin bedste side. A warm summer and ideal harvest conditions created powerful, structured red wines with a rich palette of flavor nuances that have developed beautifully over the years. Disse vine er kendt for deres dybde og kompleksitet samt en robust tanninstruktur, der har tilladt dem at modne graciøst.

I Tyskland, især i Mosel-regionen, leverede 1989 en af de bedste årgange for Riesling. These wines are characterized by their balanced acidity and extraordinary sweetness, combined with an aromatic intensity that is still prominent. En 1989 Riesling kan være den perfekte gave til en, der sætter pris på vine med en historie og en distinkt karakter.

Italy also showed excellent results in 1989, particularly in Piedmont, where the Barolo and Barbaresco wines achieved great acclaim for their aromatic complexity and the finesse of the tannins. Disse vine har en imponerende evne til at ældes og udvikler en blødere, mere nuanceret smagsprofil over tid.

When you choose a 1989 wine at Bottles With History, you can be sure that each bottle not only represents an outstanding vintage, but also tells the story of a special year when the elements of nature came together to create something magical. Such a wine can be the perfect gift that both delights and impresses the recipient with its unique history and sublime taste experience, and we also offer the wine from 1979 for those who want even older vintages.

How to open and enjoy a wine from 1989

At åbne og nyde en vin fra 1989 kræver både omtanke og omhu for at sikre, at vinens fulde potentiale udnyttes bedst muligt. Her hos Bottles With History forstår vi vigtigheden af at behandle disse historiske skatte med den respekt, de fortjener.

Først og fremmest er det essentielt at lade vinen hvile i oprejst position i mindst 24 timer før åbning. Dette tillader eventuelt bundfald at sætte sig, hvilket er en naturlig del af ældningsprocessen. Når du er klar til at åbne flasken, anbefaler vi at bruge en proptrækker af god kvalitet. Vær særligt forsigtig, da korken kan være skør på grund af alderen. En ah-so proptrækker er ideel, da den er designet til forsigtigt at løfte korken uden at skade den.

Once the wine has been opened, it is a good idea to decant it carefully to separate the wine from the sediment and at the same time allow the wine to breathe. Dekantering er ikke kun en praktisk handling, men også en ceremoniel gestus, der forstærker oplevelsen af at drikke en vintage vin. Giv vinen 30 til 60 minutter i dekanteren, afhængig af dens robusthed og alder.

Serveringstemperaturen er også afgørende for at nyde en 1989 vin optimalt. A general rule is that red wines should be served slightly cool, around 16-18 degrees Celsius, while white wines and dessert wines thrive at a temperature of 8-12 degrees Celsius. Disse temperaturer hjælper med at fremhæve vinenes komplekse aromaer og smagsnuancer.

Endelig, når du serverer vinen, vær opmærksom på valget af glas. A glass with a wider opening is ideal for red wines as it allows more oxygenation, while a taller, slimmer glass is better for white wines and sparkling wines, which emphasize their freshness and aroma.

FAQ

The 1989 vintage in France was warm and dry, with an early harvest. This led to ripe fruit aromas, higher alcohol and lower acidity, especially in Bordeaux. Expect well‑matured tannins and tertiary notes such as cedar, tobacco and forest floor. Wines from the Rhône are particularly concentrated, and the noble sweet wines are especially impressive.
Yes, many 1989 wines are very enjoyable today, provided they have been stored correctly. The best bottles show balanced fruit, softer tannins and complex tertiary nuances. Some are at their peak now. Assess the bottle’s condition (fill level, colour, cork) and provenance, or seek professional advice before buying.
Start with the style you want and the menu. For red meat, go for structured, dry reds from classic French appellations; for cheese and poultry, rounder, Merlot‑driven wines work well; for dessert, consider a noble sweet wine. For gifts, a region/vintage with personal significance and a bottle in attractive condition with a smart label always makes a strong impression.
We document provenance, evaluate condition (fill level, capsule, cork, label) and, when needed, draw on a tasting panel. Bottles are stored at a stable 12–13 °C, 60–70% humidity and in darkness. You receive a clear description of the bottle’s condition and personal guidance, so you can choose with confidence.
Yes, most vintage wines contain sulphites, both naturally and as protection against oxidation. In mature wines, the free SO2 level is usually lower, but traces remain. With proper cellaring, the flavour is rarely affected; however, people who are sensitive to sulphites should take extra care.