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Exploring the World's 50 Best Vineyards: Ranks 51-100 for 2025

On November 5, 2025, the esteemed organization, The World's 50 Best Vineyards, released the rankings of vineyards from No. 51 to No. 100 for the year 2025. This announcement precedes the vibrant award ceremony scheduled for November 19, 2025, in the picturesque Margaret River region of Western Australia. This annual event aims to highlight outstanding experiences in the wine world, focusing particularly on vineyards that offer unique wine tourism opportunities.

The rankings are determined through the votes of more than 700 international wine experts, including sommeliers, journalists, travel specialists, and industry professionals. The diverse geographical representation of the vineyards listed speaks to the global appreciation of high-quality wine experiences.

Insights into the Ranking

The revealed list showcases entries from various continents and 38 wine-producing regions, highlighting 18 newcomers from 17 different regions, ranging from the prestigious Champagne in France to the historic Tokaj in Hungary. Geographically, the new entrants demonstrate a significant European presence, with 33 vineyards hailing from the continent. Additionally, there are six entries from South America, five from Oceania, four from Africa, one from Asia, and one from North America.

Among the new entrants, Wairau River Wines in Marlborough, New Zealand, has the highest ranking at No. 52, marking a notable achievement for the region.

In Europe, the list welcomes 11 new vineyards, three of which are located in Italy. Portugal stands out with eight entries, dominating the rankings from one country, particularly in the Douro Valley, which accounts for six placements. Spain contributes three vineyards with the notable new entry being Bodegas Arzuaga at Ribera del Duero, ranked No. 64. The United Kingdom introduces Leonardslee Family Vineyards at No. 56, while Tokaj-Hétszőlő Organic Vineyards in Hungary makes its mark at No. 58. Azerbaijan's first vineyard from Kakheti, Château Buera, enters the list at No. 72.

South America includes a newcomer with Sitio La Estocada, which is positioned at No. 91 in Mendoza, Argentina. South Africa showcases two new entries: La Motte Wine Estate at No. 94 and Hamilton Russell Vineyards at No. 99.

New Zealand continues to shine with three fresh entries—Wairau River Wines at No. 52, Greystone Winery at No. 89, and Felton Road at No. 98. Lebanon makes its debut this year with Château Kefraya at No. 92, while Beringer Vineyards from the Napa Valley in the USA claims spot No. 88.

William Drew, the director of content for The World's 50 Best Vineyards, commented on the expanded list, expressing excitement about the vibrant showcase of global wine tourism excellence. He emphasized the rich diversity of the vineyards represented and the passion of the individuals driving these esteemed establishments.

The complete list of vineyards ranked from No. 51 to No. 100 can be found through the provided links and resources. As anticipation builds for the awards ceremony in Margaret River, the world watches closely to see how the global wine landscape continues to evolve, reflecting the determination of winemakers and the allure of wine tourism experiences.

For updates and further details about the upcoming ceremony, follow The World's 50 Best’s social media channels. This year's presentation is sure to celebrate the artistry of winemaking and its power to connect people through unforgettable experiences in stunning vineyard landscapes.

Press Release - The World's 50 Best Vineyards 2025
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