Search results

IWSC will be showcasing the best of French wines at the leading international trade fair in February

Origin Wine, founded by Swiss winemaker Bernard Fontannaz in 2002, describes itself as “a one-stop service for the wine industry”

The IWSC is proud to announce that we will now be tasting Organic & biodynamic wines separately, and have introduced a new category for these.

Meet Wine Folly's Madeline Puckette - the IWSC's fourth shortlisted nominee for Wine Communicator of the Year

The remaining Product Award winners have been announced today, crowning the best examples of different varietals and styles of wine in the world

The IWSC's fifth and final shortlisted nominee for Wine Communicator of the Year is journalist David Williams

  DISCOVER THE ROOTS OF WINE   Discover the Roots – Inaugural Wines of Turkey Conference & Tasting 2011   Thursday 24 February 2011   First-ever such event on Turkish wines in London Turkey touted as possible birthplace of wine   London, UK, 4th December 2011  – Leading international wine experts, historians, DNA experts and viticulturalists will be at Vinopolis for a special conference and

The IWSC and the Institute of Masters of Wine have announced the most comprehensive tasting of Chinese wines ever held in the UK

IWSC wine consultant Terry Xu is a wine and cognac expert and senior wine business consultant with 23 years of experience in the wine industry

New World wines dominated trophy results, released today from the International Wine & Spirit Competition. Australia claimed 7 of the 24 coveted trophies, while New World wines overall accounted for 15. Wolf Blass picked up three trophies alone, while Champagne Piper-Heidsieck also found multiple success. The French Champagne house picked up both the Vintage Champagne Trophy and the Special Edition Champagne Trophy. The judges noted

Following our Northern Hemisphere wine judging back in May, our expert judges came together again in October to judge our Southern Hemisphere wines and award our 2021 wine trophies

Drink Asda's Rioja with turkey and sip M&S sherry with a nut roast: The best wine pairings for Christmas dinner revealed

Not only does Cederberg boast the Cape’s highest-altitude vineyards, it’s also said to be South Africa’s most uniquely situated wine farm

The International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC) reveals the winner for its ‘Wine Communicator of the Year 2016’ award, which is sponsored by Italian wine fair, Vinitaly. 

The IWSC is very excited to introduce some brand new awards into the 2016 competition including Innovator of the Year and Specialist Multiple Retailer of the Year.

With a history dating back to 1730, Bodegas Fundador has had time to perfect its fortified wine production

Not content with two trophy wins this year for their Grand Tawny NV & Grand Muscat, Morris Wines in Australia took home both Fortified Wine Producer and Outstanding Wine Producer: a truly remarkable achievement. 

The hunt is on to find the 2022 IWSC Wine Communicator. Entries are now open for the award that recognises the very finest talent in wine communication.

In 2022 the IWSC launched it’s Emerging Talent in Wine Communication award. This year marks only the second year the title will be awarded and based on the exceptional level of entries from Australia, the USA, Italy, South Africa and the UK, the world of wine communication is in exciting and creative hands.

With our other Emerging Talent awards specifically focussed on communication and the on-trade, this Emerging Talent in Wine category spans across the wider wine industry and this year we had entrants from winemakers, educators, innovators, retailers, sale persons, marketeers, and many, many more! Because of the width of this category, our judges were really stretched when it came to agreeing a shortlist.

The IWSC is delighted to announce its 2023 Turkish wine results following its in-situ judging

As English Wine Week approaches, the IWSC has taken a deep dive into the 2023 English wine results.

Today we are delighted to announce the medal results of the IWSC’s first judging in Australia, focused entirely on the wines of Margaret River.

The IWSC Emerging Talent in Wine Communication is one of our most popular categories. This year we received nearly 40 strong applications from talented communicators, and we are thrilled to share the shortlist for this award.

The IWSC is delighted to announce its 2023 Argentinian wine results following the in-situ judging in Mendoza.