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Russian Standard Vodka and Żubrówka were both awarded top medals at this year’s International Wine & Spirit Competition 2019.

We're shining a spotlight on our winning retailers to showcase their hard work in encouraging the understanding and sales of quality wines

The wine world changes at a glacial pace but in one area there have been dizzyingly fast developments: we’re talking about ‘low and no alcohol wine’, as it’s known. You’ll have noticed that most big supermarket branches now have a section dedicated to wines that have reduced alcohol, or have been stripped of their alcohol entirely.

Anne Krebiehl MW is one of four communicators who have been shortlisted for one of the International Wine and Spirit Competition (IWSC)’s top awards.

One of the most important global judging events in the spirits industry is undoubtedly the International Wine & Spirits Competition (IWSC) . This year, its US judging session will take place from June 4 to 7, 2025, in Bardstown, Kentucky , and will include Bill Lumsden , Director of Distilling, Whisky Creation, and Whisky Stocks at the Glenmorangie Company

Founded in 1969, the IWSC is considered to be the most prestigious competition of its kind.

Almost 100 judges will begin tasting the first wine entries of the IWSC 2019 in London this week

The IWSC Wine Communicator 2022 - sponsored by Veronafiere - aims to recognise an individual who is making an exceptional contribution towards promoting wine to a consumer audience. The 2022 shortlist is announced...

It has been an intense 7 months since the International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC) started its judging . With 7 judges per panel, 3 panels per day, 4 days a week, over 300 judges from over 30 countries have finally tasted all the wines & spirits entered into this year’s competition. With all the medals having now been released, today sees the announcement of

Josh Gu has watched China's wine scene evolve for over two decades. As Project Director of ProWine Shanghai and Hong Kong, he sees opportunity where others see uncertainty.

Nine Japanese wineries showcased their Koshu wines at a trade tasting in London last week. Laurel Bibby reports

The IWSC has awarded a raft of medals to the top wines of South Africa following the tasting sessions in central Cape Town last month

The IWSC is proud to unveil the 2025 wine results, following two weeks of dedicated judging by a panel of global experts.

In celebration of International Women's Day, we spoke to four key women in wine to hear more about their experiences in the industry

Our Wine Judging continues with tasting entries from one of the world’s biggest wine-producing countries. Following two days of judging Australian wine, we spoke to our experts about the standout regions and grape varieties from Down Under.

Continuously looking for ways to support entrants to our awards, the IWSC is offering visitors and exhibitors attending February’s Wine Paris & Vinexpo Paris the opportunity to ‘drop off’ bottles entered to its 2023 wine awards

Find out which 30 wines scooped the top spot this year as we reveal the wine trophies.

The IWSC’s Chinese wine results have been announced today – the last of the results to be announced from this year’s competition

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

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