Grover Zampa Vineyards has been awarded a silver medal for its Vintage-Method Traditional Sparkling wine: Zampa Soiree’ Brut 2011 and bronze medals for recently launched Zampa Chene Grande Reserve 2010 and Grover La Reserve 2011.
Celebrating its 5th year, the HKIWSC is the first truly Asian wine competition in the world. It is judged by some of the most esteemed wine judges from China, Singapore, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and India – including the competitions Director and Master of Wine, Hong Kong based Debra Meiburg MW and Chinese food and wine expert, Simon Tam.
The awards given by the competition are believed to be among some of the highest honors in the industry. Judging for the Competition is unique in that it has two stages; first, the products are tasted blind by expert panels, selected from over 300 fully experienced and qualified industry judges. Then, products which receive the top medals are subject to technical analysis before results are released; this crucial stage ensures winners receive complete validation.
An elated Sumedh Singh Mandla, CEO Grover Zampa Vineyards says “We are delighted to receive this recognition at the Hong Kong International Wine and Spirit Competition 2013. Quality has been a top focus for us and I am glad that our hard work has started to bear fruit. Our new vintages are now being released in India as well as international markets and I am sure like these Wine experts, these wines will continue to enjoy love and patronization from wine drinkers across the globe. We are extremely proud to be acknowledged and commended at international platforms such as the International Wine & Spirit Competition and Decanter Asia Wine Awards.Search the full list of results online at hkiwsc.net/results.
