DWWA 2020
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DWWA judge profile: Matteo Montone MS
Matteo Montone MS is Wine Director at Berners Tavern.
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DWWA judge profile: Freddy Bulmer
Freddy Bulmer is a buyer at The Wine Society, sourcing their Australian, New Zealand, Austrian and Eastern European wines.
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DWWA judge profile: Gerd Stepp
Previously a winemaker for Marks & Spencer, Gerd Stepp now makes wine at his family vineyards, Stepp, in Pfalz.
By Decanter Staff Published
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Discover DWWA medal winners with Grand Cru, Wine Concierge, 1855 The Bottle Shop and Corney and Barrow in Singapore
Discover DWWA award-winning wines at some of Singapore's leading wine retailers...
By Nina Fan Feng Last updated
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DWWA judge profile: Jan Konetzki
Jan Konetzki is an independent sommelier offering consultancy services for trade and private clients.
By Decanter Staff Published
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DWWA judge profile: Michael Harrison
Michael Harrison has held many different roles in the wine trade including Sommelier, Wine Buyer, Fine Wine Manager and Consultant.
By Decanter Staff Published
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DWWA judge profile: Philip Tuck MW
Philip Tuck MW is Wine Director at Hatch Mansfield.
By Decanter Staff Published
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DWWA judge profile: Adam Bruntlett
Adam Bruntlett is responsible for buying Loire, Burgundy, Jura and Savoie for the Berry Bros & Rudd group.
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DWWA judge profile: Jamie Avenell
Jamie Avenell is a Senior Wine Buyer at Bibendum PLB, responsible for buying from Spain, Portugal, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Provence, New Zealand, and England.
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DWWA judge profile: Martin Lam
Martin Lam is a mentor of the Royal Academy of Culinary Arts, a member of The Master Chefs of Great Britain, and also consults on wine, food and restaurants.
By Decanter Staff Published
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DWWA judge profile: Chris Kissack
Chris Kissack is the author of TheWinedoctor.com, a subscription website which he has been publishing since 2000, and is a regular reporter from the annual Bordeaux en primeur tastings.
By Decanter Staff Published
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DWWA judge profile: Martin Campion
Martin Campion is Senior Product Manager for Laithwaite’s Wine.
By Decanter Staff Published
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DWWA judge profile: Jane Parkinson
Jane Parkinson is an award-winning writer, broadcaster and author.
By Jane Parkinson Published
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DWWA judge profile: Frederic Marti
Frederic Marti is GM of Fred’s Wine Bar and Wine Director at The Typing Room located in East London's Town Hall Hotel.
By Decanter Staff Published
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DWWA Judge profile: Yves Desmaris MS
Yves Desmaris MS is Wine Buyer, Head Sommelier and Restaurant Manager at Pied A Terre, Michelin Star restaurant in Charlotte Street, London.
By Amanda Thompson Published
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DWWA judge profile: Sergio De Luca
Sergio De Luca is Director of Buying for Italy at UK wholesaler Enotria&Coe.
By Decanter Staff Published
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DWWA judge profile: Julia Lambeth
Julia Lambert is a wine educator at WSET School London as well as contributing to numerous in-person and online tasting events.
By Decanter Staff Published
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South Australia’s top-scoring white wines: 20 to try
With Spring approaching this 20 March, white wines may begin to take an edge this time of year. Whether looking for crisp and refreshing styles or complex and full bodied, South Australia's top-scoring white wines from the 2020 Decanter World Wine Awards seem to encompass it all...
By Olivia Mason Last updated
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Alsace: top white wines, from sparkling to sweet
By Olivia Mason Last updated
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Germany: red wines to watch
Germany is renowned for its white wines - but there’s reason to note its red wines too, perhaps more than ever...
By Olivia Mason Last updated
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DWWA Acting Regional Chair for Burgundy: Jason Haynes
Jason Haynes is buying Director of Burgundy. In this exceptional year Jason Haynes will be standing in for the Regional Chair for the 2020 competition
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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DWWA Regional Chair for the UK: Stephen Skelton MW
Stephen Skelton MW is a consultant to the English wine industry and is involved with planting vineyards for the production of both still and sparkling wine.
By Decanter Staff Last updated
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The top 20 sparkling wines of 2020
From Champagne and Franciacorta to English and Australian sparkling wines, discover the Platinum and Best in Show medal winners from the 2020 Decanter World Wine Awards, plus where to buy them...
By Olivia Mason Last updated
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Greece: white wines with precision
Purity, focus, balance and precision are hallmarks of Greece’s top-scoring dry white wines from the Decanter World Wine Awards 2020. These are the expressions that most impressed our expert DWWA judges...
By Olivia Mason Published
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Austria’s top-scoring wines: Diversity to discover
Across a range of styles and grape varieties, discover a selection of Austria’s top-scoring wines from the Decanter World Wine Awards…
By Olivia Mason Published
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Portugal’s top-scoring red wines: 15 to try
Red wines from the Douro and Alentejo had standout success at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2020. Discover the wines that impressed the experts most...
By Olivia Mason Published
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Croatia: 14 award-winning wines worth seeking out
Croatian wines are gaining recognition - at the Decanter World Wine Awards included. Discover the 95+ point winners from the 2020 competition...
By Olivia Mason Published
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Beyond Rioja & Ribera del Duero: Spain’s top-scoring red wines
Explore a selection of Decanter World Wine Awards 95+ point reds from Spain’s perhaps less highlighted regions…
By Olivia Mason Published
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California, Oregon & Washington: top red wines
Top-scoring wines from California to the Pacific Northwest at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2020...
By Olivia Mason Last updated
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Brunello di Montalcino 2015: 20 to try
Top-scoring wines from the Decanter World Wine Awards...
By Olivia Mason Published
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Top Provence wines: Beyond rosé
Provence may be best known for its dry rosé wines, but the region is also home to white and red wines worth discovering...
By Olivia Mason Published
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Women in wine: award-winning wines by influential females
This International Women’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women in wine.
By Olivia Mason Last updated