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Vik Vineyard Crowned the World's Best Vineyard 2025

In a spectacular ceremony held on November 19, 2025, in Margaret River, Western Australia, Vik Vineyard in Millahue, Chile, was recognized as The World's Best Vineyard 2025, sponsored by Resy & Tock. This remarkable accolade showcases Vik's commitment to excellence in winemaking alongside its dedication to sustainable practices and luxurious vineyard experiences.

Having succeeded last year's winner, Bodegas de los Herederos del Marqués de Riscal from Spain, Vik is not just a vineyard; it is a luxury destination sprawled across a breathtaking 4,450-hectare natural reserve. With vineyards covering 327 hectares planted in 12 distinct microclimates, Vik represents the pinnacle of modern viticulture and innovative architecture.

Vik Vineyard has made an impressive leap from 2nd place in 2024 to the top of the ranking in 2025. As Mr. William Drew, the Director of Content for The World's 50 Best Vineyards, stated, “We are delighted to announce the ranking that celebrates Vik as The World's Best Vineyard. This year’s list highlights the diversity and innovation in vineyards that shape the global wine scene.”

Notably, the list features vineyards from 15 different locations across six continents, with 11 newcomers, emphasizing a vast range of experiences available to wine enthusiasts worldwide. Among the high achievers was Schloss Johannisberg in Rheingau, Germany, recognized as The Best Vineyard in Europe, renowned for its long-standing legacy in Riesling production, spanning over 1,200 years.

In South Africa, Klein Constantia Wine Estate climbed an impressive 35 places to secure the 6th position and was awarded the Highest Climber Award. This estate also received the title of The Best Vineyard in Africa, demonstrating the potential for vineyards to rise and shine in the hearts of wine lovers globally. Additionally, Jordan Vineyard & Winery in California was awarded The Best Vineyard in North America, highlighting its eco-friendly viticulture and immersive wine experiences amid rolling hills and olive groves.

Asian wine culture was celebrated through 98Wines in Yamanashi, Japan, which ranked 20th and was honored as The Best Vineyard in Asia. Its offerings include multi-sensory experiences against the iconic backdrop of Mount Fuji, emphasizing the blending of nature and winemaking.

Further, Cloudy Bay Vineyards in Marlborough, New Zealand, debuted at No. 26 as The Best Vineyard in Australasia, while Aperture Cellars from Sonoma, USA, was recognized for the Highest New Entry Award at position 14, marking a significant moment for newcomers in the industry.

These accolades chronicle the evolving landscape of winemaking, showcasing how various regions are innovating and redefining their identities in the global market. As for Vik, its journey from a luxury vineyard to becoming a pivotal landmark in the world of wines not only emphasizes the geographical and cultural richness of Chile but also serves as an inspiration for vineyards seeking to achieve greatness in an increasingly competitive environment.

The complete list of The World's 50 Best Vineyards is available online and marks a milestone in celebrating the world’s top wine producers. This prestigious recognition reinforces the growing appreciation for wine culture and invites enthusiasts to explore these vineyards that offer not just exceptional wines but remarkable experiences, traditions, and stories that contribute to the world’s wine heritage.