here are the top 10 wines in the world

What are the top 10 wines in the world? If you ask yourself the question know that ChatGPT has the answer. Our colleagues from Figaro I had fun testing OpenAI’s AI to see what it would say about it.

From the outset he underlines that the perception of wine can be subjective because opinions on this drink vary from person to person. But he specifies that objective knowledge exists on this drink: production techniques, production regions, vines, harvest years, food pairings …

5 French wines in the ranking

True to itself, the linguistic model therefore proposes a dialectical thought and, precautions taken, still provides a list of the 10 best wines in the world according to him, here it is:

• Château-Margaux 2000, first grand cru classified Bordeaux-Margaux. Price: 1,695 euros.
• Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Romanée-conti grand cru 1999, Burgundy-Vosne-Romanée. Price on request
• Tenuta San Guido, Sassicaia 1985, Tuscany, Italy. Price: 2,129 euros.
• Summer Penfolds Grange 2008, Australia. Price: 495 euros.
• Chateau-d’Yquem 2001, Sauternes, Bordeaux. Price: 636 euros.
• Opus One 2010, Napa Valley, United States. Price: 600 euros.
• Vega Sicilia Unico 1994, Ribera del Duero, Spain. Price: 484 euros.
• Château-Latour 2009, Pauillac, Bordeaux. Price: 1,033 euros.
• Harlan Estate 2012, Napa Valley, United States. Price: 1,054 euros.
• Château-Haut-Brion 2005, first grand cru classified Bordeaux-Pessac-Léognan. Price: 660 euros.

We can cry cocorico reading this list, as five cuvées on the list are French, the rest being shared between Spain, Italy, Australia and the United States.

When ChatGPT designs a new cuvée

ChatGPT’s winemaking exploits don’t stop there. Last June we told you about the initiative of the Aubert & Mathieu company based in Carcassonne. The two partners decided to innovate by asking AI to design a new cuvée.

The latter complied and composed a limited edition of 600 bottles sold at the price of 30 euros. “This exceptional wine is the fruit of the collaboration between Aubert & Mathieu, producers of quality wine in Languedoc, and ChatGPT, one of the most advanced linguistic models in the world”states the company on its website.

The two partners also specified that they had been able to evaluate the limits of artificial intelligence for such an exercise. This is the case with spelling errors in press releases or his inability to suggest visual ideas for the label. Good news for the many people working in wine marketing in France who won’t be replaced by a machine anytime soon.