Sentence examples for wine competition from inspiring English sources

Its "awards and reviews" link lists the winners of 2002 New Jersey Wine Competition awards.

Often at dinner there was a wine competition, which Pat would observe with irony and patience.

He founded the sizable New World International Wine Competition, in San Bernardino.

The 2011 Ancestor reserve – a blend of cabernet sauvignon, malbec and petit verdot – scooped four-star gold in the Orange County Wine Competition and a gold in the San Francisco International Wine Competition in 2014.

In 2001, Rijk's sauvignon blanc won a double gold medal at South Africa's most prestigious wine competition.

One, the quaffable '98 cabernet franc ($20), won a gold medal in this year's New Jersey wine competition.

Barokes's wines, first sold in 2003, have won praise at numerous international wine competitions.

Hodgson went on to analyse the results of wine competitions across California, and found that their medals were distributed at random.

Gold medals are showered so profusely in so many wine competitions that they equal in value the German marks trundled to banks in wheelbarrows during the Weimar Republic.

Gold medals are showered so profusely in numberless wine competitions that they equal in value the German marks trundled to banks in wheelbarrows during the Weimar Republic.

Winemaker Robert Hodgson has also called into question the abilities of wine connoisseurs - finding that professional judges responsible for awarding medals in wine competitions seemingly awarded points randomly - often giving the exact same wines wildly different scores on different occasions.