DWWA 2013 to unveil International Trophy winners tonight
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Be among the first to see which wines will take the top honours at this evening's Decanter World Wine Awards 2013 presentation dinner.
The great and good of the wine world will descend on London’s Royal Opera House tonight for the unveiling of the Decanter World Wine Awards (DWWA) 2013, and you can be among the first to see the winners.
All results will be published on Decanter.com at 10pm UK time this evening (September 4). A special newsletter will then be emailed to all subscribers at 9am on Thursday morning, featuring action from the presentation dinner, including pictures, video interviews and full coverage of who came out on top.
Stay up to date with the very latest by following proceedings with @Decanter on Twitter, using hashtag #dwwa13.
Awards to be presented include 32 coveted international trophies, as well as six hard-fought retailer awards categories.
For the first time this year, Decanter will also publish a stand-alone special awards edition of Decanter magazine, alongside the regular October edition of the magazine. Advance copies will be available to guests on the night and the issue will go on general sale in newsagents and in multiple online app stores from 5th September.
Click to see the International Trophy contenders for 2013
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Written by Chris Mercer
Chris Mercer is a Bristol-based freelance editor and journalist who spent nearly four years as digital editor of Decanter.com, having previously been Decanter’s news editor across online and print.
He has written about, and reported on, the wine and food sectors for more than 10 years for both consumer and trade media.
Chris first became interested in the wine world while living in Languedoc-Roussillon after completing a journalism Masters in the UK. These days, his love of wine commonly tests his budgeting skills.
Beyond wine, Chris also has an MSc in food policy and has a particular interest in sustainability issues. He has also been a food judge at the UK’s Great Taste Awards.