Visitors tasting at the Decanter stand at ProWine Shanghai 2025
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Held from 12–14 November at the Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC), ProWine Shanghai 2025 attracted 21,590 professional visitors. This year’s edition featured a more diversified buyer profile and increased cross-regional interaction, reflecting the fair’s growing influence in the Asian market.

At the Decanter stand, visitors explored a broad range of medal winners from Decanter World Wine Awards (DWWA) 2025, representing different styles, origins and medal categories. The line-up featured wines from eight countries and 18 regions.

Line-up of wines at the Decanter stand at ProWine Shanghai 2025

Decanter showcased a diverse selection of more than 30 award-winning wines from the Decanter World Wine Awards (DWWA) 2025
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Wines from well-established regions such as Bordeaux and Barossa were especially popular among attendees, while discoveries from regions including Vaud in Switzerland and Southwest France also generated strong interest.

China achieved its best-ever results at DWWA 2025, securing two Best in Show, one Platinum and ten Gold medals. To celebrate this milestone, Decanter hosted a dedicated masterclass featuring 11 of these top-scoring wines, all of which were also displayed at the stand throughout the fair.

Top-Medal-Winning Chinese Wines masterclass at ProWine Shanghai 2025

Professor Li Demei hosted the Top-Medal-Winning Chinese wines masterclass at ProWine Shanghai 2025.
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The masterclass was led by Professor Li Demei — DWWA judge, DecanterChina.com columnist and director of enology engineering at Beijing University of Agriculture. He began by introducing the DWWA judging process and scoring system before guiding participants through an in-depth tasting of the featured wines. The line-up comprised:

  • Devo Winery, Mv03 Brut Nature, Helan Mountain East, Ningxia, China NV
    Gold 95
  • Mystic Island Winery, Yihu Qiushan Reserve Chardonnay, Penglai, Shandong, China 2022
    Gold 96
  • Longting Vineyard, Reserve Sea Breeze Chardonnay, Penglai, Shandong, China 2020
    Gold 95
  • Changyu, Noble Dragon N188, Yantai, Shandong, China 2022
    Best in Show 97
  • Domaine Pushang, Marselan, Helan Mountain East, Ningxia, China 2022
    Gold 96
  • MountainWave Vinery, MountainWave Malbec, Helan Mountain East, Ningxia, China 2021
    Gold 96
  • Dongfang Yuxing Winery, Geruihong Yeguangbei, Helan Mountain East, Ningxia, China 2022
    Best in Show 97
  • Li’s Estate, Family Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, Helan Mountain East, Ningxia, China 2022
    Platinum 97
  • Pernod Ricard Ningxia, Helan Mountain Xiao Feng Cabernet Sauvignon, Helan Mountain East, Ningxia, China 2020
    Gold 95
  • Hanxiang Liquor, Nabaifu Reserva Icewine Vidal, Huanren, Liaoning, China 2018
    Gold 95
  • Sanhe, Cailonglin Jinding Icewine Vidal, Huanren, Liaoning, China 2018
    Gold 95

Line-up of DWWA 2025 top scoring Chinese wines at the masterclass at ProWine Shanghai 2025

A selection of Chinese medal-winners from DWWA 2025 featured at the Decanter Masterclass at ProWine Shanghai 2025.
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The masterclass also featured the first appearance of Edward Regg MW as the new Asia Regional Chair. He shared insights from his experience at the DWWA 2025 judging week and introduced the key features of the DWWA results website.

The masterclass and stand showcase together highlighted the depth, diversity and growing recognition of DWWA medal winners, while reflecting the increasing enthusiasm of the Chinese market for high-quality wines.

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See below the list of all non-Chinese DWWA 2025 medal winners featured at the Decanter stand during ProWine Shanghai 2025.

Sparkling

  • Blasi Cantina, 1742 Metodo Classico Pas Dosé, Vino Spumante di Qualità, Italy NV
    Bronze 87

White

  • Tenuta Viglione, Herba, Puglia, Italy 2024
    Bronze 88
  • Waterkloof, Circle of Life Sauvignon Blanc-Chenin Blanc-Semillon, Stellenbosch, South Africa 2024
    Silver 91
  • False Bay, Slow Chenin Blanc, Coastal Region, South Africa 2024
    Silver 90
  • Sother, Château De Malessert 1er Grand Cru Chasselas, La Côte, Vaud, Switzerland 2023
    Silver 92
  • Sother, Château De Malessert 1er Grand Cru Chasselas, La Côte, Vaud, Switzerland 2022
    Gold 95
  • Plaimont, Yura, Jurançon Sec, Southwest France, France 2023
    Platinum 97

Rosé

  • Domaine Alône, Sable, Vin de France, Provence, France 2023
    Silver 92

Red

  • Sother, Domaine de Manoir Assemblage Rouge, Vaud, Switzerland 2023
    Bronze 89
  • Cimicky, Grenache, Barossa, South Australia, Australia 2024
    Silver 92
  • Cellers Unió, Perlat Garnatxa, Montsant, Spain 2023
    Gold 95
  • La Magdalena, Ramblilla Old Vines Bobal, Ribera del Júcar, Spain 2021
    Silver 90
  • Bodegas Teofilo Reyes, Tamiz, Ribera del Duero, Spain 2024
    Silver 90
  • Don Sancho De Londoño, Real De A 8, Gran Reserva, Rioja, Spain 2018
    Bronze 88
  • Château de Parenchère, Bordeaux Supérieur, Bordeaux, France 2022
    Bronze 88
  • Château Le Bon Pasteur, Pomerol, Bordeaux, France 2022
    Silver 92
  • Château De Parenchère, Esprit, Bordeaux Supérieur, Bordeaux, France 2022
    Gold 95
  • Ernie Els, Proprietor’s Blend, Helderberg, Stellenbosch, South Africa 2022
    Gold 96
  • Cimicky, Shiraz, Barossa, South Australia, Australia 2023
    Bronze 86
  • Plaimont, Néo Mad, Madiran, Southwest France, France 2023
    Gold 95

Sweet

  • Plaimont, Saint Albert, Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh, Southwest France, France 2022
    Gold 95
  • Weingut Korrell, Paradies Riesling, Auslese, Nahe, Germany 2023
    Gold 96
  • Blasi Cantina, Mammamia Passito, Umbria, Umbria, Italy 2008
    Gold 95

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Nina Fan Feng
Nina Fan Feng
Events & Awards Technical Manager

Nina Fan Feng is Decanter’s Events & Awards Technical Manager. She joined Decanter as an intern in 2012, and became digital producer of DecanterChina.com a few months later. Nina joined the marketing team in 2015 to focus on promoting Decanter's activities in Asia, before moving to the Events & Awards team to maximise the use of her knowledge and skills in the digital and technology aspects.

Originally from Beijing, Nina rarely drank wine before starting the job at Decanter. The environment at Decanter encouraged her to explore the rich and colourful world of wine. She is now a fan of German Riesling and a WSET Diploma student.