Michelin’s First Winery Ratings Spark Backlash in Burgundy
Michelin, famous for rating restaurants, has launched its first winery ratings system in Burgundy. The new Michelin Grape Selection uses a three-tier award system based on overall estate quality rather than individual wines. The move has already sparked backlash in the region, suggesting the wine trade has concerns about how Michelin's methodology works and what impact it might have on the market.
Originally published by Vino Joy News
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