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10 Best Wines in the World as judged at the International Wine Challenge 2021
For the first time in the history of the International Wine Challenge, a Greek producer, was awarded the 2021 for , its wine made from the indigenous grape variety Assyrtiko, with judges describing it as ' '
A Shiraz from McLaren Vale has beaten examples from across Australia and Syrah from around the world to be awarded , securing its place in the 10 best wines of the International Wine Challenge 2021. from impressed the judges with its 'ripe, fleshy, generous and delicious fruit'. This year's result represents the first time in almost a decade that Australia has won this trophy. The skill of the Wolf Blass team was left in no doubt in this year's competition as winemakers Chris Hatcher & Steven Frost also won , the fourth time they have been recipients of this internationally acclaimed accolade.
This builds on the wider success of Australian winemakers in this year's awards in which South Australia scooped multiple trophies including the for , the for , as well as the for Further cementing its reputation as a globally recognised producer of premium wines, Tasmania was awarded the in this year's competition for from .
Neighbouring New Zealand secured its place in the 10 best wines of the International Wine Challenge 2021 with the
from Central Otago claiming the Judged against all other red wines in
New Zealand , it was also declared winner for 2021, with the judges thrilled ' .
New Zealand saw success in the wider competition with a Chardonnay from Hawke's Bay, which beat white wines from across the country to be awarded the . impressed the judges with its ' and was described as ' .
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The full list of Trophy and Champion award winners at the 2021 International Wine Challenge released on 30 June can be found here.
In its 38 year, the International Wine Challenge is accepted as the world's most rigorous, impartial and influential wine competition. The International Wine Challenge assesses every wine 'blind' and judges each for its faithfulness to style, region and vintage. Awards include medals (Gold, Silver, Bronze) and Commended awards. Trophies are awarded to the very best wines in each category. The International Wine Challenge is committed to helping consumers discover great wine, and the medals displayed on winning bottles offer a trusted guarantee of quality.
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