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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
INTERNATIONAL
THE
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WINE CHALLENGE
GOING
FOR
GOLD
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How the
IWC works
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Promoting your
achievement
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KEY DATES
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4-5 WHY THE IWC STANDS APART FROM
OTHER WINE COMPETITIONS 10-11 HOW THE
TASTINGS WORK
The rigorous process explained.
16-17 RESULTS AND
AWARDS DINNER
The big, glamorous reveal.
6-7 GOING FOR GOLD
Entry opens 3 September 2018
12-13 STICKING
Entry Postal: 4 October 2018
deadline Online: 24 October 2018
OUT!
TRANCHE 1 Samples Delivery deadline (IWC shipping deal): 19 October 2018
Delivery deadline (shipping privately):
International shipments:
From 3 September to 25 October 2018
What can you win? The importance of the IWC’s Gold, Silver
and Bronze awards – and how they could lead to Trophies
and Champion status.
How the Gold, Silver and Bronze
awards could boost your business.
UK shipments: From 29 October to 2 November 2018
Judging 12-16 November 2018
Results 29 November 2018
Entry opens
Entry
3 December 2018
Postal: 14 February 2019
18-19 THE KEY
INFORMATION
14-15 DISCOVERED
deadline Online: 8 March 2019 How to enter the timeline,
TRANCHE 2
shipping details etc.
Samples Delivery deadline (IWC shipping deal): 1 March 2019
Delivery deadline (shipping privately)
International shipments: From 3 December 2018 to
The IWC Discovery Tastings and
7 March 2019
other opportunities.
UK shipments: From 11 to 22 March 2019
Judging 1-11 April 2019
8-9 BEHIND
Results Medals announced online: 8 May 2019
THE
SCENES
What goes on before
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the tastings.
Judging 15-16 April 2019
TROPHY IWC Awards Dinner 2019.
TASTING
WELCOME
Trophies results 9 May 2019
clear that the wine trade needs all the
support it can get.
The impartial endorsement of your wines by
IWC
the IWC’s expert judges has never been more
important.
As the International Wine Challenge (IWC)
DISCOVERY
moves towards its fourth decade, it’s worth The IWC has won its reputation by being
At London Wine Fair: 20-22 May 2019 pausing to consider exactly what the IWC scrupulously fair. Judges do not specialise.
does. The IWC exists to provide an impartial Everyone tastes everything. This eliminates
At The Restaurant Show: 7-9 October 2019
TASTING
assessment of the wines entered, which the possibility that judges specialising in a
helps the international wine industry find new particular region may recognise wines and be
ways to market, particularly for the wines biased in the score they award.
awarded medals by the IWC.
Wines that win medals at the IWC win them
IWC
At present, the world faces an economic in a truly blind tasting.
outlook that several commentators predict to
be gloomy over the medium term, so it is Charles Metcalfe, Co-Chair
Tuesday 9 July 2019 AWARDS
DINNER CONTACT US WINE ENTRIES AND JUDGING SHIPPING OF SAMPLES INVOICING AND PAYMENT
at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London
(IWC SHIPPING DEAL)
Chris Ashton Alex Redfern Jacques Jordaan Beata Saluga-Tibble
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The sheer number of times a wine is
tasted is what makes the International
Wine Challenge truly unique.
1984 350
Every wine entered into the competition
will be tasted by a minimum of 12
different judges including Masters of
Wine.
When the International The number of
This process, along with the unbiased Wine Challenge international wine
(IWC) was established. experts who judged
nature of the expert judging, ensures
the competition in
that no good wines miss out on a 2018.
medal from the IWC.
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The number of
countries where the
12
The minimum number
of international
judges come from. judges who taste each
“For me, it’s the thoroughness of the medal-winning wine
judging process. I’ve judged at wine (over 3 separate
occasions).
competitions in Australia, New Zealand,
South America and South Africa as well
as in Europe, and I know of no other
competition that spends a week
selecting the medal-worthy wines, and
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then another week deciding which
WHAT SETS THE IWC
medals to award them. A wine that wins
a medal has been tasted at least three
times, and possibly up to seven!”
BILLION
Charles Metcalfe, Co-Chair
APART FROM OTHER
The number of The number of people
countries entering worldwide who saw
in 2018. the media coverage of
the IWC 2018 results.
COMPETITIONS? “The IWC is special because of the
structure of the competition, the quality
of our judges and the rigour of our
judging process.”
Peter McCombie MW, Co-Chair
20%
The average increase in
sales for wines carrying
IWC medal stickers*. The
stickers also encourage
shoppers to spend a little
extra on the wines.
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The minimum number
of checks on each bottle
to ensure the process is
reliable from delivery to
tasting by the judges.
For further details visit *Case-study IWC and Marks &
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IWC Medals
“For an Austrian producer to win the white wine Trophy “We are increasing
of the world, it’s amazing! As a fairly young winemaker our production to meet
receiving this award after two years of winemaking is just the growing demand
like mind-blowing.” from our export
markets. Since being
Lorenz Hass-Allram, IWC Champion White Wine 2018, Weingut Allram
awarded the IWC
Great Value Champion
Red Trophy last month, we have THE TROPHIES
seen our orders increase.”
A Gold medal is a great achievement. It's something to celebrate and shout about. But it's also
a gateway to other prestigious awards...
Faouzi Issa, Domaine des Tourelles, Great
GOING
Value Champion Red 2018
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GREAT VALUE AWARDS PLANET EARTH AWARDS
FOR GOLD
IWC Great Value Awards are given to wines that These accolades are won by wines that have
win a Gold or Silver medal and meet specific been awarded a Trophy or Gold medal in the
volume, availability and pricing criteria. competition and are certified as sustainable,
organic, biodynamic or Fairtrade.
The IWC will announce the Great Value Trophy
winners on 9 May 2019 with the Great Value Entrants must complete the certification
Champions in the categories of red, white, question in section 4 of the entry form and be
rosé, sparkling, fortified and sweet announced able to produce official certification upon
at the Awards Dinner in July. request by the IWC.
To be considered for this award producers must
accurately complete section 6 (Production and
W
Retail) of the online entry form.
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WINEMAKER
OF THE YEAR
Entering the competition is also an excellent way to
benchmark your wine against the rest of the world.
These awards aim to recognise excellence in
Most wines that succeed in getting through the second
round will either receive a Gold, Silver or Bronze
WINEMAKER OF THE YEAR AWARDS the global wine trade.
medal or be given a Commended award. They are The IWC collates data from the results of the The Len Evans Trophy is awarded to
also awarded points. competition, analyses and scores it to companies which have consistently excelled in
determine the winners of the Winemaker of the the IWC over the past five years.
Gold medal-winning wines from Tranche 1 and Year awards. Producers are awarded points for
Tranche 2 of the competition go on to be judged each wine entered into the competition that The James Rogers Trophy is given to the best
together to select the IWC 2019 Trophy have won a Trophy, Gold, Silver, Bronze medal new wine entered into the competition in its
winners. There are regional, varietal, and or commended award. Points are deducted for first year of production. To be in with a chance
national trophies to be won. wines submitted into the competition that did of winning the James Rogers Trophy it is
not win an award. important that producers complete section 6
All IWC national trophy winners are then
of the entry form.
tasted against each other to find the The results are then weighted based on the
Champion Trophy winners in the volume of entries and finally given an average The IWC Personality of the Year and Lifetime
categories of red, white, rosé, sparkling, score per wine. Only wines submitted within Achievement Awards are bestowed on those
fortified and sweet. five years of the most recent vintage will be people within the trade who have shown
included in a producer’s score for a Winemaker dedication and commitment beyond the norm,
of the Year Award. Bonus points are awarded for and have made a real difference to the global
wines that are in the most recent vintage. wine industry.
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TIP:
Use the IWC Global
Shipping Service by Hellmann “The Co-Chairs are crucial, as we are there to rescue unfairly dismissed wines in the first week, and to
Beverage Logistics, our logistics keep the standard of medals uniform in the second week. But we don’t change scores randomly. Any Co-
partner. This is the most reliable Chair who wants to change a score has to have his or her change ratified by another Co-Chair. ”
and cheapest shipping service Charles Metcalfe, Co-Chair
available. For only £53 all charges
associated with duty, storage,
carriage, UK clearance and
taxes on samples
are covered.
BEHIND
STEP 1: STEP 2: STEP 3: STEP 4: STEP 5
SHIPPING ARRIVAL SORTING AND PICKING AND JUDGING
SAMPLES PHOTOGRAPHING FLIGHTING
Producers send their wine When the wines arrive at The bottles are placed on Wines are picked from the The wines are judged by
samples to the IWC. the IWC their details are shelves in our temperature shelves and put into ‘tasting international experts (see
checked, the bottles are controlled storage facility. flights’ – a group of wines with a pages 10-11 for details of the
THE
given a unique code and Wines are organised by similar style and from the same judging process and how it
put in safe storage. country then style so that they country and region. All flights are could lead to a medal or
are easy to locate. At this stage then put into blind tasting bags trophy).
wines are also photographed and tagged with their unique
for our website, app and for identifier to keep their true
use in IWC press releases. identity concealed. To ensure the
process is reliable, each bottle is
checked at least 8 times from
delivery to tasting by the judges.
SCENES
WHAT HAPPENS BEFORE THE TASTING?
WHO TASTES
THE WINES?
THE JUDGES
“Judging is collegiate, which means at any one time a number of experienced experts are tasting
and discussing the wines. Judging is not ego driven, although you have to have a healthy ego to
be a good judge; we have genuine discussions about wine quality, so that rather than averaging
scores we consider the real quality. This gives us better results.”
Peter McCombie MW, Co-Chair
A
CO-CHAIRS PANEL CHAIRS SENIOR JUDGES
simple explanation of the complex system At the helm of the judges are Co-Chairs are supported by Panel Chairs, Senior Judges are individuals with great palates and
that ensures all wines are tasted fairly six Co-Chairs, each of them whose crucial role is to control the individual considerable experience. They include Masters of Wine,
leaders in their field. Between tasting panels to ensure that the quality, winemakers, senior wine buyers and specialist wine
them, they taste every single potential and typicity of every wine is writers who are used to tasting large numbers of wines
medal-winning wine, ensuring assessed fairly, professionally and consistently. within their daily work and have a thorough knowledge
that only the best succeed. They of a broad range of wines.
are Sarah Abbott MW, Tim Atkin The Panel Chairs are in attendance for the
MW, Oz Clarke, Dr Jamie full 10 days of judging and, like the Co- For a full list of the hundreds of expert judges from all
Goode, Peter McCombie MW Chairs, are the IWC's core group of tasters. over the world who tasted the wines for IWC 2018, visit
and Charles Metcalfe. the International Wine Challenge website.
For further details visit For further details visit
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HOW THE
“I believe that blind tasting is
the only honest way to assess
wines. Any experienced taster
has biases for or against wines
or producers, unconscious or
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not. Blind tasting removes
those biases.”
Charles Metcalfe, Co-Chair
WORK
he IWC offers two entry dates
– Tranche 1 in November and FLIGHTING TEMPERATURE RECYCLING
Tranche 2 in April. But the
process for selecting the
The wines are put in new ‘tasting flights’ or
group of wines with a similar style and from
CONTROLLED STORING At the end of each day’s judging, bottles,
leftover wine, packaging and corks all get
the same country or region. All wines awarded a Gold medal or fall into recycled.
medal-winning wines is the the Great Value category are transported to
All flights are then tagged with their unique a temperature controlled storage facility, In 2017 the IWC recycled 10.5 cubic metres
same, with each Tranche split identifier and put into new blind tasting where they will be kept until the Trophy of wine and 231 cubic metres of polystyrene
into Round 1 and Round 2. bags. Tasting. was transformed into insulation for houses.
TASTING – ROUND 1 TASTING – ROUND 2 MEDALS ANNOUNCEMENT TASTING – TROPHY ROUND TASTING – CHAMPION TROPHIES
In round one, wines are either marked
as ‘out’, given a Commended award or
Round two of the judging begins a few
days after round one.
Wines that have won Gold, Silver or
Bronze or received a Commended
Wines awarded Gold medals in
Tranche 1 and Tranche 2 progress to
TROPHIES ROUND ANNOUNCEMENT
progress to the next round as a medal award can immediately promote their the Trophy round which takes place a All Trophy-winning wines are re- Wines that have won a Trophy award
hopeful. This time wines are marked as ‘out’, success. There is no news embargo few days after round 2 of Tranche 2. tasted by the IWC Co-Chairs who then can immediately promote their success.
given a Commended award, or and the results will be broadcast decide which wines should receive the
The Co-Chairs re-taste all ‘outs’ and awarded Gold, Silver or Bronze through international press releases All Gold-medal-winning wines are highest IWC award, the Champion All Champion Trophy-winning wines
Commended wines to confirm the medals. At this stage, points are also and across all IWC platforms, tasted, as are all Gold-medal-winning Trophies: will be announced at the annual IWC
mark. If there is a disagreement in the awarded. including websites and social media. wines that fall into the Great Value Awards Dinner:
result, a wine may be reentered into category. Regional and national Champion Red Wine,
Champion White Wine, Great Value Champion Awards
round two to give it another chance. All wines are re-tasted by the IWC Co- IWC medal stickers can be purchased Trophies and Great Value medals are
Champion Sparkling, Own Label Range Award
Chairs to verify the results. from the IWC shop or the electronic awarded.
Champion Fortified Wine, Planet Earth Awards
files downloaded for free.
Champion Sweet Wine, Champion Wine Awards
Champion of Champions. Champion of Champions
Winemaker of the Year Awards
IWC Special Awards
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STICKING
OUT To help medal-winning producers
make the most of their success, the
IWC produces high-shine, foil bottle
stickers. These stickers are a
proven sales tool which can directly influence a
customer’s purchasing decision.
An independent study has shown that IWC medal stickers increase average sales
of an award-winning wine by 15% and also encourage shoppers to spend a little
extra on wines that have won an award.
The medal and/or IWC Points stickers can be purchased online via the IWC shop in
rolls of 1,000 or 5,000 (right or left leading) with significant discounts for large orders.
International delivery is free of charge and stickers can be ordered as soon as the results
of the competition are announced.
Electronic copies of medal logos along with temporary medal certificates can also be
downloaded via your IWC account for use on your promotional material. There is no embargo on
the IWC results so we encourage all medal winners to make the most of these sales tools as soon as
the results are publicised.
All IWC medal winners are entitled to use these logos for a period of three years from the date of the award.
TASTING NOTES When the results are announced entrants can
Tasting notes for all
medal-winning
log in to their online IWC account to:
• Check the results MEDIA COVERAGE
The results receive widespread
“Having award-winning wines highlighted in our stores gives
both our expert staff and our customers the confidence to try a
wines will be • Print off temporary certificates for
coverage online and in newspapers bottle. What's more, having tastings and promotions which focus
available on the IWC medal-winning wines and magazines, reaching an estimated on these wines gives our customers the chance to test their
website shortly after • Download medal artwork in jpg, png and 1.2 billion people worldwide.
tastes against some of the biggest names in the industry – it's a
the announcement of psd formats The results are broadcast through really exciting and engaging asset.”
the results. • Order IWC medal stickers international press releases and
across all IWC platforms including Jack Merrylees, PR and Events Manager, Majestic Wine
websites and social media.
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THE IWC FAMILY
DISCOVERY HOW TO ENTER IWC MERCHANT AWARDS UK AND SPAIN
TASTING
The IWC Merchant Awards are all about rewarding
To enter the Discovery Tasting, please see section 2 on the
small and large businesses for the excellence of the
entry form. It is essential that you indicate your primary
work they do in selling wine and helping to bring
focus (off-trade independent, off-trade multiple or on-
wine to consumers all over the UK and Spain. The
trade) so that we can categorise your wine correctly. IWC Merchant Awards continue to recognise and
reward the rich diversity of the wine retail
The fee for participating at the Discovery Tasting is £65 per
market. This in turn will generate PR and
entry/wine and two additional samples are required. The
marketing opportunities to showcase the
cost to ship wines to be included in the Discovery Tasting winner’s achievements to their existing and
A PLATFORM TO
using the IWC shipping deal is £57.32. potential customers.
* Plus VAT, where applicable. You may request to pay in € or US$,
IWC ENGLISH CELLAR DOOR OF
and the price will be calculated at the current market rate.
THE YEAR AWARD
THE UK MARKET
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Board, Visit England, on an initiative launched in
2016 to discover and celebrate the country’s best
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Year Award is a category that will assess the ENGLISH
CELLAR DOOR
overall customer service and touristic value OF THE YEAR
The Discovery Tasting provides a unique delivered by English wine producers. This category
is the first of its kind at an internationally recognised competition,
platform for IWC competition entrants who as the IWC continues to lead the way in innovation within the wine
industry.
are seeking representation in the UK.
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IWC SAKE AWARDS
nly wines that do not yet have an importer to the UK are eligible The IWC Sake competition was introduced in 2007 and has grown
to participate in this opportunity. exponentially with hundreds of sake being entered from Japan,
Canada, Norway and the USA in the past. The IWC employs a vast
Buyers from all channels, including supermarkets, agents, number of international sake experts to judge the competition each
independents, and major restaurant and hotel chains, attend year. Sake competition adheres to the same strict processes as the
the IWC Discovery Tasting. International Wine Challenge which combined with the experience
of the panel undoubtedly make the IWC Sake competition the most
Discovery Tasting wines are presented depending on their target credible of its kind.
audience: off-trade (independent merchants, high street retailers WINE CHAL
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and supermarkets), which is split into off-trade independent and off- TIO
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trade multiple, and on-trade (restaurants, hotels and bars). Within
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these categories, the wines are further grouped by country and style,
enabling buyers to easily browse and find products relevant to them. The International Wine Challenge has announced
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the launch of IWC China, a new standalone awards ។ ᯌ ᩦ
and accreditation event focused on the Chinese wine
market. The IWC is joining forces with the Shanghai International
Wine Challenge (SIWC), which has been running wine competitions
in China for 13 years.
“A large proportion of wines entered into the IWC do
not have distribution in the UK. If the producers who
make them win IWC medals, they use these in markets
all over the world to enhance their distribution. And a
good medal gives them a better chance of getting a
UK distributor, as well. Certainly, UK importers and
retailers are proud of IWC awards, but they are
probably used even more outside the UK.”
Charles Metcalfe, Co-Chair
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IWC
he awards dinner is a great
opportunity to network with the
industry, celebrate your success and
hard work... and taste the top wines.
The IWC 2019 Awards Dinner will take
place in London on 9 July 2019.
AWARDS
This exclusive event – often dubbed the
‘Oscars’ of the Wine Trade – is where the
highly anticipated results of the
Champion Trophy winners, Merchant of
the Year Awards and Winemaker of the
DINNER
Year Awards are announced.
There is no news embargo and the results will be
broadcast through international press releases and
across all IWC platforms including websites and social
media. We encourage all our winners to take advantage
of the tools we provide to promote their success:
• High-shine, foil bottle stickers to make wines stand
out in shops
• Free digital medal logos for use online and in print
• Free digital Champion logos for online and in print
Watch the highlights from the IWC 2018
ceremony at YouTube/winechallenge
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HOW TO HERE’S THE TRANCHE 1
ESSENTIAL
Online entries
from 3 September
INFORMATION
to 24 October 2018
ENTER
NO POLYSTYRENE PLEASE
T
Select the best tranche TRANCHE 2
for you and your wine. Online entries from he IWC are enthusiastic recyclers. We recycle all leftover wine, corks, bottles and
Tranch 1 judging takes 3 December 2018 to packaging. In the past, polystyrene waste went to a company that turned it into
place in November 2018 and 8 March 2019 insulation for homes. However, there is now a glut of polystyrene in the UK and we
Tranche 2 in April 2019. are now unable to recycle it. So, this year, we are asking producers to use more eco-
friendly materials for packaging, such as cardboard inners!
ENTER THE SUBMIT SHIPPING DELIVERY COST SHIPPING COST OF
COMPETITION YOUR ENTRY AGENTS ENTRIES
Entering online will save you money. Complete and submit your entry before the Arrange shipment of your wine The International Wine Challenge strongly suggests that Countries where a Hellmann Beverage Global online entry fee:
Register on the IWC website or log in relevant deadline dates. samples. We recommend using participants use the Hellmann Beverage Logistics shipping Logistics agent is available are listed £127+VAT*
to your account if you have entered the IWC shipping deal using service. Producers who use this service will save hundreds of below. For full contact details visit:
Hellmann Beverage Logistics. pounds in fees and taxes. The cost of the IWC shipping deal www.internationalwinechallenge.com/s *VAT payable where
previously. Alternatively, download and If you would like to enter the Discovery Tasting applicable. You may
covers all charges associated with duty, storage, carriage, UK hipping-your-wines.html
complete the paper entry form from make sure you tick the relevant box on the clearance and taxes on samples supplied. request to pay in € or
www.internationalwinechallenge.com entry form. See page 14 for details. Hellmann Beverage Logistics agents US$, and the price will
The cost of using this service for one entry is £53* in addition are available in Australia, Austria, be calculated at the
to the standard entry fee. If you have entered a wine into the Brazil, Canada, Chile, Croatia, France, current market rate.
Discovery Tasting, where two extra samples are required, this Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Japan,
cost will increase to £57.32*. Macedonia, New Zealand, Portugal,
Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, South
*Plus VAT where applicable. You may request to pay in € or US$, Africa, Spain, USA.
and the price will be calculated at the current market rate.
For more information,
please contact:
iwc@wrbm.com
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SAVE AWARDS
IWC 2019
THE DINNER
DATE 9th July 2019,
Grosvenor House Hotel,
Park Lane, London
To book your ticket now visit
www.internationalwinechallenge.com
or email iwc@wrbm.com
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