Backlash against Michelin Guide’s inaugural winery ratings
Michelin has launched its inaugural 'Grape Selection' rating system for wine estates, starting with Burgundy's 94 producers ranked on a scale of one to three grapes based on vineyard management, winemaking skill, and commitment to excellence. The scheme, which will roll out to Bordeaux next, has already sparked pushback from some producers, though Michelin's director emphasised it rewards diverse approaches and lesser-known estates alongside famous names. It's a significant move that extends the guide's prestigious rating model into wine production for the first time.
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