If your wine or sake earned a medal in the 2025 International Wine Challenge, now is the time to turn that recognition into measurable commercial success.
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The International Wine Challenge Industry Awards will be opening for entries on April 7th. Is your company doing something spectacular that we need to know about?
What are this year’s surprise wines? Which bottles took the regional, national and international prizes at the world’s most trusted wine competition?
English winery Lyme Bay, which buys all its grapes, won four trophies for red and white still wines at this year’s International Wine Challenge. Canopy uncovers its secrets with new winemaker Clem Yates MW…
So, who are the big winners? What are the trends? Canopy analyses the list of gold, silver and bronze medal winners...
The highest-scoring wines in the key countries…
The annual wine competition puts the spotlight on these historic treasures – which regularly get some of the highest scores…
"Over the years, we've been thrilled to be involved in the IWC awards. It's such a globally recognized competition, and it has certainly increased our brand awareness."
Rosie Dunphy
OwnerCoal Pit Wines, New Zealand
"De Bortoli Wines see the IWC as one of the most prestigious competitions we enter our wines into, obtaining an IWC medal is the best recognition to facilitate selling and promoting our wines globally."
Tony Harper
Export, Distribution and Administration ManagerDe Bortoli Wines, Australia
"From use in trade and retail environments, to adding credibility when talking to new export markets, the reputation of IWC and our strong results each year makes participation absolutely essential."
Madison James
Brand Manager Joval Wines, Australia
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How five leading producers in Mendoza are shifting the country’s image from volume to value…
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