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BWW â Best Wine of the World Competition is the largest wine competition in the world, whether measured by the number of wines, the number of consumers involved or the judges taking part.
The BWW 2021competition was held in the worldâs largest wine information service â tastingbook.com.
20,4675 wines received in total over
3 million votes from
190,000 wine professionals and wine lovers from 115 countries during the three months voting period.
After the voting period, only 100 most voted wines in six different categories remained in the Finals, organized in December 2020. The six main categories included red wine, white wine, rose wine, sparkling wine, fortified wine, and champagne. Under each category, the best wines were also awarded according to price level and country categories.
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This has been an anxious year. With the end of such a challenging year, I would like to offer a toast with a simple glass of Champagne.
Now I would be remiss if I didn’t specify that, in order to be called Champagne, it must come from the Champagne region of France. Outside of that region, it is called French sparkling wine. Prosecco is from Italy, cava from Spain, sekt from Germany, and in the United States it is simply called American sparkling wine. No matter your preference, all are made in a method that gives you that “pop” at midnight.
iDealwine update: Forever Effervescent 22nd December, 2020 by iDealwine
Despite there not being much good news to raise a glass to at the moment, Champagne is holding its own at auction, with prestige cuvées flourishing and grower-producers becoming increasingly popular.
2020 has been a rollercoaster year for Champagne. With little in the way of cause for celebration, the sector had a difficult start to the year, the beginning of lockdown being an especially tough period for exports.
Such was the withering of global demand that Champagne growers and houses agreed on a sharp cut to the annual grape harvest. But a strong summer testifies to a market made dynamic by continued demand from consumers worldwide.