<h2>DEGUSTAČN&Iacute; SEZNAM / WINE TASTING LIST</h2>Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2019 Czech Republic Hosting Country 2020<h2>Sparkling Wine / &Scaron;umiv&eacute; v&iacute;no</h2>Bohemia Sekt Prestige brut 2016 jakostn&iacute; &scaron;umiv&eacute; v&iacute;no s. o. / Quality Sparkling Wine cuv&eacute;e Riesling, Pinot blanc, WelschrieslingBOHEMIA SEKT, s.r.o. | www.bohemiasekt.cz Vinalies Internationales 2019 &ndash; Silver medal San Francisco International Wine Competiton 2018 &ndash; Gold medal<h2>White Wines / B&iacute;l&aacute; v&iacute;na</h2>Ryzlink vla&scaron;sk&yacute; 2017 pozdn&iacute; sběr Flower line Welschriesling 2017 Late Harvest VINAŘSTV&Iacute; MIKROSV&Iacute;N MIKULOV a.s. | www.mikrosvin.cz Prague Wine Trophy &ndash; Prague Wine ChampionRiesling 2017 VOC Mikulov SONBERK, a.s. | www.sonberk.cz Texas International Wine Competition 2019 &ndash; Gold, Prague Wine Trophy 2018 &ndash; Prague Premium Gold (90 points)Ryzlink r&yacute;nsk&yacute; 2013 pozdn&iacute; sběr Riesling 2013 Late Harvest CH&Acirc;TEAU VALTICE &ndash; Vinn&eacute; sklepy Valtice, a.s. www.vsvaltice.cz Premium Gold Prague Wine Trophy 2018Malverina 2017 pozdn&iacute; sběr / Late Harvest VINSELEKT MICHLOVSK&Yacute; a.s. | www.michlovsky.comRulandsk&eacute; &scaron;ed&eacute; 2017 kabinetn&iacute; v&iacute;no Pinot gris 2017 Kabinett Wine Hana M&aacute;dlov&aacute; | www.malyvinar.comP&aacute;lava 2018 v&yacute;běr z hroznů, Terroir Club P&aacute;lava 2018 Selection of Grapes ZNOV&Iacute;N ZNOJMO, a.s. | www.znovin.cz<h2>Red Wines / Červen&aacute; v&iacute;na</h2>Frankovka/ Blaufr&auml;nkisch 2016 VOC Modr&eacute; hory V&Iacute;NO J.ST&Aacute;VEK | www.jstavek.czMerlot 2015 pozdn&iacute; sběr / Late Harvest HAB&Aacute;NSK&Eacute; SKLEPY, spol. s r.o.Festive afternoon as been accompanied by traditional Moravian folclore music.

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Czech and Moravian wine producers and foreign-wine importers entered into this year’s edition a total of 129 wines in six competition categories: 34 dry white wines (category A1), 27 semi-dry and semi-sweet white wines (A2), 38 red wines (B), 15 rosé wines (C), 11 sparkling wines (D) and 4 sweet and liqueur wines (E). A total of 12 countries sent their samples to this competition: Czech Republic (89 wines), Slovakia (8), Poland (7), Romania (6), Spain (4), Sweden (4), Italy (3), Hungary (2), Lebanon (2), Denmark (2), France (1) and Bulgaria (1). Wines which fulfilled the conditions of the competition statutes were assessed in the tasting room of National Wine Centre in Valtice on 15th April using the 100-point evaluation system under the patronage of the National Wine Centre. A hundred-point system was used in accordance with the criteria as defined by the National Standards for Certifying wine competitions of the Czech Republic. Wines receiving 90 points or over were in receipt of a great gold medal, wines achieving between 86 and 89.99 points were awarded a gold medal, wines achieving between 83 and 85.99 points were awarded a silver medal. It was decided by the organisers not to award any bronze medals.
A quartet of specialised committees under the direction of Professor Fedor Malík, Sándor Szedmák, Radomil Baloun and Pavel Chrást awarded 7 double gold medals, 32 gold and 37 silver medals. Local Czech and Moravian wines were honoured with 1 double gold, 19 gold and 34 silver medals. Most successful among the foreign participants were wines emanating from Romania (1 double gold, 4 gold), Slovakia (1 double gold, 1 gold, 1 silver) and Spain (3 gold), followed by Lebanon (1 double gold, 1 gold), the vinously exotic nations of Sweden (2 gold), Denmark (1 gold, 1 silver) and Poland (2 silver), Italy, Hungary and Bulgaria (all 1 double gold), France (1 gold).
The title of Champion in the category of dry white wines was awarded to Slovak cuvée of Pinot Blanc and Chardonnay Cuvée Premium 2017 (Vinárstvo Golguz, Slovakia) from the wine region of Lesser Carpathians. The red-wine champion was the Italian Umbria Tegolaro 2013 (Azienda Agraria Carini, Italy) made from the Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. The title of National Winner for the best-rated dry white and red wine of local provenance went to assemblage of Chardonnay and Traminer Cuvée Chatrč 2018 (Vinařství Žerotín, Czech Republic) and to blend of Cabernet Cortis, Dornfelder and Alibernet Element Ignis 2017 (Bojanovský sklep Uherek, Czech Republic). The winner in the merged category of semi-dry and semi-sweet white wines and the sweet and liqueur wines was Blue Label 2013 5-puttonyos Aszú (Royal Tokaji, Hungary) produced from the dried berries of Furmint, Hárslevelü and Yellow Muscadelle. The victor in the Rosé and/or Blanc de Noirs category was coupage of Lemberger and Blauer Portugieser Cuvée MP+Fr Rosé 2018 (ZD Němčičky, Czech Republic). The winner in the sparkling-wine category was Stephanus Brut 2016 (Proqin, Czech Republic), an assemblage of Riesling and Welschriesling. The Romanian producer Viticola Corcova has received an award for the Best Overall Collection of Wines.
Concurrently with this contest was, for the thirteenth time, the PRIX FIJEV CZ (Special Prize of the International Federation of Journalists and Writers on Wine and Spirits). Jurors who are also FIJEV members nominate for this award those wines that drew attention as much through their exceptional vinous qualities as by their showing the true path winemaking should be taking. Laureates for the year 2019 were the Cuvée Pinot 2018 (Vinařství Baloun, Czech Republic) made from Pinot Gris and Chardonnay, together with the blend of the Seyval Blanc, Johanniter and Bianca Cuvée 2016 (Piwnice Półtorak, Poland).
Notional medals and Champion titles were also handed out at Zámek Zábřeh Hotel on 25th April by the Committee of the Lay Public. These results permit wine producers and importers to compare the opinions of the specialists with those of wine aficionados. The Champions as chosen by the lay public were the Cuvée Pinot 2018 (Vinařství Tichý, Czech Republic), comprised of grapes from the Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris, and the Bordeaux coupage of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc Château Clos Cormey (Château Clos Cormey, France). National winner in red-wines category was the blend of Merlot, Blauer Portugieser and Pinot noir 1362 Top Collection 2015 (Víno Hruška, Czech Republic). The winners in the individual categories were in accordance with specialised jury Blue Label 2013 5 puttonyos Aszú (Royal Tokaji, Hungary), Cuvée MP+Fr Rosé 2018 (ZD Němčičky, Czech Republic) and Stephanus Brut 2016 (Proqin, Czech Republic). The best overall collection of wines according the lay public was also Viticola Corcova from Romania.
The results from this - the one and only international wine competition taking place in Northern Moravia - were made public on 25th April at the Cuvée Ostrava Wine Exhibition in Zábřeh Castle. Professor Fedor Malík inaugurated the accompanying programme with his traditional tutored tasting of "Slovak wines at 5 o‘clock". Thereafter the wine exhibition was made freely accessible to the general public to the plangent sounds of Moravian dulcimer music, while visitors could sample not only the wines from the competition, but also varietal wines from those Moravian winemakers and importers of foreign wines who were present. The accompanying programme culminated with a presentation by Tomáš Dominec titled "Modern France versus Traditional France."
The presumptuous aim of the organisers of the Cuvée Ostrava competition is to witness a renaissance of the good name of blends or brands and their return to the forefront of the products on offer from Czech and Moravian winemakers, as is customary in other major wine-producing countries. In the words of the spiritual father of the competition Professor Vilém Kraus: "There's no Cuvée like a Cuvée" meaning that each and every blend is different.
Dr. Martin Křístek, +420 603 240 661, <a href="mailto:info@cuvee.cz">info@cuvee.cz</a>, <a href="http://www.cuvee.cz" target="_blank">www.cuvee.cz</a>, @CuveeOstrava

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The Czech Republic has thus joined the ranks of those major wine-making countries to have had the honour of hosting this roving contest in the past.&nbsp;&nbsp;Concours Mondial de Bruxelles is one of the most prestigious and stringent international wine contests with a tradition going back many years.&nbsp;&nbsp;&ldquo;The 27th edition of this competition will take place in the South Moravian region between 30th April and 3rd May 2020. &nbsp;The organisation of such an event will greatly increase the international image of our region and its inclusion among the world&rsquo;s wine elite. &nbsp;Due to the large representation of journalists the event possesses enormous potential for the worldwide promotion of the South Moravian region, above all in the field of viti-viniculture and oeno-tourism. &nbsp;I am very pleased the competition&lsquo;s organisers have specifically selected the South Moravian region for next year&rsquo;s get-together, and firmly believe that we will convince everyone that this was the right choice,&ldquo;&nbsp;said the regional governor &Scaron;imek upon signing the agreement.The aim of the competition is the evaluation of the quality of over 9,000 samples of wine coming from around the world by more than 350 international wine judges.&nbsp; Their principal task is to select wines of flawless quality, regardless of their label or appellation. &nbsp;Organising such a contest will also contribute to the good name of the Czech Republic which guarantees evaluation conditions at the very highest international level. &nbsp;Wines awarded a medal at the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles are wines of the highest world standard and their quality is confirmed by control analyses.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&ldquo;Expert judging will take place in ideal surroundings at the Brno Trade Fair Exhibition Centre and we will be offering the jurors four days of touristic, historical and wine-related attractions not just within the city of Brno, but also covering the whole South Moravian region,&ldquo;&nbsp;says Pavel Kr&scaron;ka, director of the National Wine Centre.&nbsp;&nbsp;Other than the South Moravian region, the partners of the event will be, for instance, the City of Brno, The Wine Fund of the Czech Republic, The Vintners&lsquo; Association of the Czech Republic, the National Wine Centre in the town of Valtice, The Tourist Authority &ndash; South Moravia and Brno Trade Fairs.&nbsp;&ldquo;The Wine Fund will be extremely pleased to participate in ensuring the successful course of the CMB competition, which can count itself among the most important wine exhibitions in the world. &nbsp;Preparing and organising such a demanding event is by no means a simple affair, but I am convinced that we will cope successfully. &nbsp;During the week spanning the end of April and the beginning of May the attention of the wine world will be turned on us in the South Moravian region. &nbsp;And that is wonderful news,&ldquo;&nbsp;as Jaroslav Machovec, director of the Wine Fund, summarises the event.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Concours Mondial de Bruxelles international wine competition first took place in 1994. &nbsp;The initial editions took place in Brussels, in 2006 the location for the judging began to move around some of the most important wine regions in Europe. &nbsp;It has taken place, for example, in&nbsp;Plovdiv (Bulgaria), Iesolo (Italy), Guimar&atilde;es (Portugal), Luxembourg (Luxembourg), Bratislava (Slovakia) and other locations. &nbsp;The Czech Republic has participated in the competition from the very outset in 1994. &nbsp;Taking into consideration the number of specialist wine tasters (over 350 every year) Concours Mondial de Bruxelles counts as the largest wine contest in the world.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Official competition website: &nbsp;<a href="http://www.concoursmondial.com/" target="_blank">www.concoursmondial.com</a>&nbsp;

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