Some of the highlights of judging at this year's competition include seeing how well the organic wines performed (see my previous post organic trend ), the increase in the number of entries (190) and the introduction of the WWF Biodiversity and Wine Initiative wine category.
Reyneke Wines scooped top honours (again) in the organic category, with its Reyneke Reserve Red 2009 winning awards for Best Wine Overall and Best Red. Paul Cluver Riesling Noble Late Harvest 2012 won Best Wine Overall in the Biodiversity and Wine Initiative Category.
The full results:
Wines made from Organically Grown Grapes
Reyneke Wines scooped top honours (again) in the organic category, with its Reyneke Reserve Red 2009 winning awards for Best Wine Overall and Best Red. Paul Cluver Riesling Noble Late Harvest 2012 won Best Wine Overall in the Biodiversity and Wine Initiative Category.
The full results:
Wines made from Organically Grown Grapes
Best Wine Overall: Reyneke
Reserve Red 2009
Best Red: Reyneke
Reserve Red 2009
Best White: Reyneke
Chenin Blanc 2011
Best Value: Stellar
Winery Live-a-Little Really Ravishing Red N/V
Bloggers’ Choice: Green
Shebeen Cabernet Sauvignon 2010
