This year Georgia won 2 gold and 2 silver awards, as well as "Georgia Special Prize":
Gold and Georgia Special Prize:
- Khareba Aged wine 2012, by Winery Khareba
Gold:
- Makashvili Wine Cellar Cabernet 2015, by Vaziani Company
Silver:
- Kindzmarauli 2013, by Kakheti Wine Cellar
- Chacha 1, by Shumi
"For us to get highest appraisal on Cabernet made in qvevri, and especially in Cabernet's homeland - in France - is great success," - said Natia Metreveli, CEO of Vaziani Company, - "I have been invited and attended the award ceremony in Bordeaux, as we were also nominated for Wine Trophy. I am happy that a Georgian company got this special prize".
The Citadelles du Vin competition is held under the auspices of OIV (International Organization of Vine and Wine). It is a prestigious wine competition organized during the Vinexpo exhibition. Every year some 40 top level tasters from all over the world meet in Bourg for three days to elect the best wines out of 800 samples coming from about 30 countries. The contest has now attained a significant level of samples and international recognition (70% of foreign wines), making The Citadelles du Vin one of the key competitions of the world.
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- Khareba Aged wine 2012, by Winery Khareba
Gold:
- Makashvili Wine Cellar Cabernet 2015, by Vaziani Company
Silver:
- Kindzmarauli 2013, by Kakheti Wine Cellar
- Chacha 1, by Shumi
"For us to get highest appraisal on Cabernet made in qvevri, and especially in Cabernet's homeland - in France - is great success," - said Natia Metreveli, CEO of Vaziani Company, - "I have been invited and attended the award ceremony in Bordeaux, as we were also nominated for Wine Trophy. I am happy that a Georgian company got this special prize".
The Citadelles du Vin competition is held under the auspices of OIV (International Organization of Vine and Wine). It is a prestigious wine competition organized during the Vinexpo exhibition. Every year some 40 top level tasters from all over the world meet in Bourg for three days to elect the best wines out of 800 samples coming from about 30 countries. The contest has now attained a significant level of samples and international recognition (70% of foreign wines), making The Citadelles du Vin one of the key competitions of the world.
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