Wine Awards & Competitions

Wine Awards and Competitions

Welcome to Wine-Searcher's Wine Awards and Competitions section.

Click on the award icons to view the medal-winning wines. See also: Wine Critics.

Concours General
Agricole Paris

A widely respected French wine competition, the Concours General Paris has been run each year since 1860. Its success is down to rigorous wine judging and the fact that the event is run by the French government rather than a commercial organization.
Decanter
World Wine Awards

The Decanter World Wine Awards is an international wine competition run by Britain's Decanter magazine. It was established in 2004 by Steven Spurrier, the wine critic behind the 1976 Judgment of Paris. Decanter’s writers join a hundreds-strong judging team.
International
Wine Challenge

The International Wine Challenge is a London-based wine competition launched in 1984 by British wine writer Robert Joseph. Now one of the world's top wine judging events, the panel includes Tim Atkin MW, Sam Harrop MW and event co-founder Charles Metcalfe.
Hong Kong International
Wine & Spirit Competition

Hong Kong's International Wine & Spirit Competition was set up in 2004 by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council. The event's judges now review over a thousand wines and spirits each year. It is run in partnership with its famous British counterpart, the IWSC.
World Whiskies
Awards

The World Whiskies Awards is an annual international competition that selects, rewards, and promotes the best whiskies from around the world by taste and design. It was first launched in 2007 and is based in the UK, although accepts entries from around the world.
International
Wine & Spirit Competition

Founded in 1969 by wine chemist Anton Massel, the International Wine & Spirit Competition has risen to become one of the world's benchmark wine competitions. Wines are tasted blind and poured behind closed doors to keep bottle shapes and closures unknown.
San Francisco Chronicle
Wine Competition

Organized by San Francisco's Chronicle newspaper, this international wine contest hosts more than 5000 wines annually. More than 23 US states are represented each year, making this the largest gathering points for American wines anywhere in the world.
Le Guide
Hachette des Vins

Produced by France's top publishing group Hachette, this French wine guide was first printed in 1985 and remains one of Europe's most respected wine books. For objectivity, Hachette’s wine assessors are told only the appellation and vintage of the wines they taste.
Concours Mondial
Bruxelles

The Concours Mondial de Bruxelles is an international wine competition which assesses more than 7000 wines from around the globe each year. Despite the event's name, the very first Concours Mondial was actually held in the city of Bruges rather than Brussels.
Sydney International
Wine Competition

The Sydney International Wine Competition, established in 1999, is the southern hemisphere's largest wine judging event. All wines are judged with carefully selected food matches, and the very finest are awarded the competition’s unique Blue Gold medal.
New Zealand Wine of the Year

The New Zealand Wine of the Year is New Zealand’s most influential wine competition. It was founded in the 1970s and every year awards an array of trophies and gold medals for local wines made from New Zealand's top grape varieties.

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