JamesSuckling.com reflects his three decades of experience as a journalist and a wine critic. From tasting notes and videos to blogs and events, this website focuses on the great wines of the world including Italy, Bordeaux, Champagne, Australia, New Zealand, California, Chile, and Argentina. James believes that today’s wine drinker deserves more than just written reviews and criticism.
JamesSuckling.com reflects his three decades of experience as a journalist and a wine critic. From tasting notes and videos to blogs and events, this website focuses on the great wines of the world including Italy, Bordeaux, Champagne, Australia, New Zealand, California, Chile, and Argentina. James believes that today’s wine drinker deserves more than just written reviews and criticism. <br />
Decanter is the world’s leading wine media brand. Reaching wine lovers around the globe, Decanter provides authoritative content, independent advice and inspirational events and competitions. The world’s top wine experts have been contributing to Decanter for more than 40 years, since the launch of the magazine in 1975.<br /><br />The international wine trade trusts Decanter to deliver a world-class audience of wine enthusiasts who interact with Decanter and explore their passion for wine through the magazine, websites, tastings and events.
The best still and sparkling rosés will be judged by style and price exclusively. The goal of this tasting is to identify the best rosés from all around the world in every price range. The wines are categorised by oaked/unoaked and by their sugar level.
<p>Graham Beck Brut NV recently scored the top accolade in the only EU-certified wine competition in Sweden, the Vinordic Wine Challenge (held in Stockholm every year). This Cap Classique sparkling wine was deemed the best sparkling wine out of all wines tasted (Champagnes not included in this class). </p>
Every year, the Union of French Oenologists organises one of the most prestigious competitions in the wine world. Over 5 days, the jury members, all experts in sensorial analysis, gather together each morning under the presidency of a French wine specialist, to blind taste wines from all four corners of the world. Last year, over 3,500 bottles were tasted. Boosted by the competition’s high renown, the medal-winning bottles are sold throughout the world and are highly appreciated both by distributors and consumers.