The estates themselves: who makes the wine, what they grow, and whether you can visit. Every producer here is one we checked against its own site and a second source.

1,948 producers in 49 regions · 13 countries

France 10Italy 10Spain 7Germany 6Portugal 4Greece 3Austria 2Hungary 2Croatia 1England 1Georgia 1Slovenia 1Switzerland 1
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Editors' picks

The best vineyards we cover

Our highest-rated producers, at most two per region so every corner of the map gets a look.

5.0 Priorat · Gratallops Alvaro Palacios Alvaro Palacios established his Priorat estate in 1989 as one of the five founding producers of modern Priorat. His L'Ermita vineyard in Bellmunt... 5.0 Ribera del Duero · Quintanilla de Onésimo Bodegas Vega Sicilia The Ribera del Duero estate founded in 1864, producing Unico after a minimum of ten years' ageing and the Valbuena 5 degree as an earlier-release... 5.0 Bordeaux · Sauternes AOC Chateau d'Yquem The only Sauternes Premier Cru Superieur, producing botrytised Semillon-Sauvignon Blanc of extraordinary longevity. LVMH-owned; Sandrine Garbay... 5.0 Loire Valley · Pouilly-Fume Domaine Didier Dagueneau Saint-Andelain Pouilly-Fume estate farming around 12 hectares biodynamically since the 1980s, with single-vineyard cuvees from flint (Silex) and... 5.0 Loire Valley · Sancerre Domaine Francois Cotat Cult Chavignol grower farming tiny parcels of the Monts Damnes, La Grande Cote and Les Culs de Beaujeu, vinified slowly in old wood with no fining... 5.0 Champagne · Avize Domaine Jacques Selosse Cult Avize grower under Anselme Selosse, applying Burgundian, low-intervention and oxidative methods to terroir-driven Blanc de Blancs and... 5.0 Rhone Valley · Saint-Joseph Domaine Jean-Louis Chave Mauves family domaine with Hermitage holdings tracing to the 15th century, producing assemblage Hermitage Syrah and Marsanne from multiple lieux-dits. 5.0 Alsace · Turckheim Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Turckheim estate built from the 1959 union of the Zind and Humbrecht families and run by Olivier Humbrecht MW, holding parcels in Brand, Hengst... 5.0 Burgundy · Vosne-Romanee Domaine de la Romanee-Conti The most revered estate in Burgundy, monopole owner of Romanee-Conti and La Tache and farmer of a roughly 28-hectare grand-cru holding in... 5.0 Ribera del Duero · La Horra Dominio de Pingus Peter Sisseck's cult estate in La Horra, producing Pingus from a single old-vine parcel and the more accessible Flor de Pingus and PSI from older... 5.0 Rhone Valley · Cote-Rotie E. Guigal Ampuis-based negociant and domaine celebrated for the single-vineyard Cote-Rotie La La La trilogy from old Syrah vines. 5.0 Champagne · Reims Krug Prestige Reims maison founded in 1843, owned by LVMH, built on a multi-vintage reserve blend across all three main grapes for its Grande Cuvee.

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