115th Tastevinage Results, now online.

Guest Patron: Michel Bettane

Michel Bettane, a renowned wine critic and co-author of the Bettane & Desseauve French Wine Guide, was the guest patron for this edition. He expressed his honor at attending the wine tasting in Burgundy, a region he deeply admires.

With a background as a classics professor, Bettane discovered his passion for wine at the Académie du Vin in Paris in 1977. Over his 40-year career, he has traveled extensively, meeting winegrowers, understanding winemaking methods, and sharing his knowledge with professionals and amateurs worldwide. Recognized for his independence, exceptional palate, and deep expertise, he is considered one of the top three wine critics globally.

115th Tastevinage Results

155 judges convened at Château du Clos de Vougeot on Friday, March 7th for the event.
499 wines from the Greater Burgundy Wine Region (from Chablis to Beaujolais) were presented.
158 wines (31.66%) received the Tastevinage Seal of Approval, indicating their authenticity and representation of their appellation and vintage.

Breakdown of the 158 awarded wines:

59 regional appellations
58 village appellations
41 Grand and Premier Cru appellations

➡ Discover the full list of laureates at: www.tastevinage.fr

The Tastevinage: A Seal of Approval for Burgundy Wine Since 1950

Founded by the Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin in 1950, the Tastevinage label is a mark of authenticity for Burgundy wines. The blind-tasting process is conducted by a jury of wine professionals, ensuring impartiality and high-quality selections.