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Celebrating Wine Excellence: The 51-100 Best Vineyards for 2025

On November 5, 2025, The World's 50 Best Vineyards proudly revealed the rankings of vineyards from No. 51 to No. 100. This announcement comes just ahead of the coveted awards ceremony taking place in the picturesque Margaret River region of Western Australia on November 19. This annual accolade shines a light on the vineyards that provide extraordinary wine tourism experiences, encompassing not only superb wines but also breathtaking locations and engaging tours, which captivate посетители.

This year’s extended list has been curated through the collective votes of over 700 global wine professionals, including sommeliers, journalists, and wine tourism specialists. Their insights and expertise contribute to highlighting the best of the best in the wine tourism sector worldwide.

Highlights from the 51-100 List

The newly released list showcases vineyards represented across six continents and 38 distinct wine regions. Notably, there are 18 new entries spanning 17 regions, from the Champagne houses of France to the famous Tokaj vineyards in Hungary. This influx of new candidates reflects the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of the global wine scene.

Regional Breakdown

• - Europe claims a dominant position on this list with 33 entries, embracing the diverse flavors from numerous countries.
• - South America adds to this year's list with six representatives, while Oceania contributes five, and Africa includes four. Notably, Asia sees its first entry from Georgia and North America represents through a vineyard in Napa Valley.

Among the new entries, Wairau River Wines in Marlborough, New Zealand stands out as the highest debuting vineyard, taking the No. 52 spot, following its legacy of producing exceptional wines.

A Closer Look at New Entries

The geographic diversity is impressive, with Portugal leading with eight entries, including six from the Douro Valley. Furthermore, Hungary joins the ranks with Tokaj-Hétszőlő Organic Vineyards making its first appearance at No. 58, while Château Buera marks Georgia's entry at No. 72. The UK also contributes with Leonardslee Family Vineyards in Sussex taking the No. 56 spot.

In South Africa, new entries include La Motte Wine Estate (No. 94) and Hamilton Russell Vineyards (No. 99), further demonstrating the country's rich winemaking culture.

From Argentina, Sitio La Estocada at No. 91 signifies a burgeoning talent in Mendoza's wine region, which is of notable mention. Meanwhile, the U.S. secured a place with Beringer Vineyards in Napa Valley, positioned at No. 88.

William Drew, Director of Content for The World's 50 Best Vineyards remarked, "This year's extended list showcases the excellent diversity in global wine tourism, exemplifying not just the vineyards but the passionate people behind them. We are excited to present an expanded view of the best vineyards around the world.”

Looking Ahead

As we count down to the awards ceremony on November 19, enthusiasts and industry professionals alike can anticipate the unfolding of even more remarkable stories and selections in wine. The rich experiences these vineyards offer symbolize not only the dedication of their creators but also the beauty and passion associated with viticulture worldwide.

Stay connected through The World’s 50 Best social channels to follow the lead-up to the awarding of the 2025 best vineyards, ensuring that this year’s announcement encapsulates the spirit and heritage of global wine tourism.