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Wine news
Sweet and fortified wines have long been favourites among wine professionals - and the IWSC 2025 results showed exactly why.
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We are pleased to announce this year’s results from our Global Judging event in Turkey where judges praised a variety of wine styles and grape varieties.
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Sparkling wines dazzled at the IWSC 2025 London Judging, with 84% of entries earning medals. Entries came from 18 countries, demonstrating the diversity and dynamism of this global category.
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The IWSC's 2025 London Judging put the spotlight on two of the wine world's most expressive and fast-evolving categories: rosé and orange wines. Read on the find out which trends emerged.
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Whilst reds often take centre stage, we reveal which white wines captivated our judges, receiving the coverted IWSC gold medal.
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The IWSC is taking its international awards back to Western Australia in partnership with Margaret River Wine.
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Discover the IWSC 2025's Gold Medal winning red wines. Learn what our wine judging commitee members look for in a gold medal winning red during the judging sessions.
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Congratulations to all the Whiskey and RTD brands who have been awarded IWSC medals in this year's North American Whiskey and RTD in-stu judging in Kentucky.
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Find out which wines led the pack athe the IWSC's third in-situ wine tasting event in Austria.
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As the second year of IWSC judging in Kentucky concludes, we look back on the week and speak with our judges to explore the trends that emerged and how they felt about the whiskies and RTDs they assessed.
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