FREE TEMPLATE
Nine columns that actually matter for a cellar — producer, vintage, region, varietal, quantity, location, price, and drinking window. Opens in Excel or Google Sheets.
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A header row and a few example bottles to copy the format from. Delete the examples and add your own.
| Column | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Wine Name | The wine or appellation, e.g. Barolo or Pauillac. |
| Producer | The estate or winery — the field that most distinguishes bottles. |
| Vintage | The harvest year. Drives everything about when to drink it. |
| Region | Where it's from — Piedmont, Bordeaux, Napa Valley. |
| Varietal | The grape(s), e.g. Nebbiolo or a Cabernet blend. |
| Quantity | How many bottles you hold. |
| Location | Where it lives — rack, fridge, offsite storage. |
| Purchase Price | What you paid, per bottle — for valuation and insurance. |
| Drinking Window | The year range the wine is at its best, e.g. 2028–2045. |
Already have a spreadsheet?
Skip the manual upkeep. Upload your existing sheet and Saignée maps the columns and fills in a drinking window for every bottle.
Import your spreadsheetAt minimum: wine name, producer, vintage, and quantity. To actually use the sheet, add region, varietal, storage location, purchase price (for valuation and insurance), and a drinking window so you know when each bottle is at its best. This template includes all nine.
Yes. It's a plain CSV file, which both Excel and Google Sheets open directly — no conversion needed. In Google Sheets, use File → Import → Upload. In Excel, just open the file. Save it as .xlsx afterwards if you want formulas and formatting.
The drinking window depends on the region, producer tier, vintage quality, and how you store it. Our free drinking-window checker gives a personalised estimate for any wine — or Saignée fills it in automatically for every bottle you add.
For a small cellar you're not actively drinking down, a spreadsheet is a perfectly good start. It starts to strain once you want to add bottles by photo instead of typing, want drinking-window math done for you, or want to be alerted before a bottle fades — those are the jobs a spreadsheet can't do.
Know what to open tonight — and never miss a wine at its peak.
A template is a fine start, but Saignée scans the label, fills in the drinking window, and warns you before a bottle fades — no formulas to maintain.
Start free — track your cellar