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‘BEST VALUE RED WINE’ - YALUMBA BAROSSA SHIRAZ 2002
Yalumba Barossa Shiraz 2002 has been awarded the Kemeny's 'Best Value Red Wine' Perpetual Trophy - "Best Value Dry Red Table Wine of Competition" - at the Sydney International Wine Competition 2005.
Yalumba Barossa Shiraz 2002 now has two Gold Medals and one Trophy under its belt.
OFFICIAL RESULTS FROM THE COMPETITION: Yalumba Barossa Shiraz 2002 winner of Kemeny's 'Best Value Red Wine' Perpetual Trophy - "Best Value Dry Red Table Wine of Competition".
"This award reinforces the consistent quality of our Barossa wines and what great value they deliver", says Brian Walsh, Yalumba’s Director of Winemaking. "It means a great deal to us to be recognised for quality and value amongst some of Australia’s, and even the world’s, best Shiraz. We’re thrilled with the honour and hope you can enjoy a glass soon".
In its 23rd year The Sydney International Wine Competition is a little different to other wine competitions as it's the only major international wine competition to judge wine where it is most often enjoyed - with food. Trophy winners are selected from the Top 100 wines - representing an elite 5% of entries.
Approximately 2,000 wines entered the 2005 competition, representing 478 brands from thirteen countries - Australia, Argentina, Austria, Chile, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain, South Africa, USA. An international panel of thirteen judges from five countries, under the Chairmanship of Chief Judge Mr Kym Milne MW, judged all entries.
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