Michelin launches new ‘Grapes’ rating for wine estates
Michelin's launching a proper wine rating system for the first time—think stars but for vineyards instead of restaurants. They're kicking off with Burgundy and Bordeaux in 2026, assessing estates on everything from agronomy to consistency across vintages. It's a pretty big deal for the industry, giving wine lovers a trusted benchmark similar to what Michelin's done for food.
Originally published by The Drinks Business
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