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10 Top European Vineyards

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In Europe and all over the world, the market and the crops are growing simultaneously. Wine is currently one of the biggest consumer goods and demand is growing. As varied as the grape varieties are the production regions, the winemakers and the history of their vineyards. They make it clear that wine is not just a drink, it's a philosophy and a passion.

Author: Editors Choice

«Tibor Gál, Hungary

Pol Roger, France»

Pol Roger, France

Pol Roger demonstrates that one doesn't need to come from inexhaustible wealth to become a big winemaker When Pol Roger opened

Miguel Torres, Spain

Torres is not just a wine business trendsetter in Spain. Since the 17th century, the family has been dedicated to the wine grow

Rothschild Lafite, France

Such an honor is not awarded lightly: the Château Lafite-Rotschild was voted first among firsts in the 1855 classification - Premi

Montalcino, Italy

To be voted the best vineyard in Italy eleven years running, you need to be more than just a good wine producer There is the qu

Antinori, Italy

The history of the Antinori family can be traced as far back as 1385. Giovanni di Piero Antinori came from a Florentine family

Ca'Marcanda, Italy

Angelo Gaja is one of the most outstanding personalities not just of Italian winegrowing but in the international world of wine.

Knipser, Germany

Knipser are collecting informed admirers like other people collect stamps.

Heinemann, Germany

The name Heinemann was first mentioned in the annals of the Scherzingen vineyard in 1556. Since then, the family have been very

Tibor Gál, Hungary

In Europe, aside from France, only Germany has as long a wine-making tradition as Hungary. It was a privilege to work for such