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30 Best Wines in the World as judged at the International Wine Challenge 2020
A Chardonnay from Australia , has beaten wines from over 50 countries to be awarded the Champion White Trophy in this year's competition. Australia was one of the highest performing countries, with four wines included in the 30 best list.
For the first time in the history of the International Wine Challenge, a Georgian producer, was awarded the 2020 for its wine made from the indigenous grape variety Saperavi.
New Zealand has also cemented its reputation as a world-class red wine producing country with a Pinot Noir and a Syrah making it into the list. from Central Otago was awarded both the New Zealand Red Trophy and Sustainable Trophy, whilst beat Syrah from all over the world to be named International Syrah Trophy winner. Church Road made the best 30 list twice with from Hawke's Bay taking home the New Zealand White Trophy.
South Africa's entries in the best 30 highlights the diversity of white wines currently being produced in the country with the from scooping the South African White Trophy. 's won the International Sauvignon Blanc Trophy, the first time in ten years that the award hasn't been won by either the Loire or New Zealand .
Co-chair Helen McGinn commented:
The full list of award winners in the 2020 International Wine Challenge released on 26 November can be seen here.
In its 37 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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