• Vintage Cellars has uncorked its winning line-up from its annual Best of Wine Awards 2024.
    Vintage Cellars has uncorked its winning line-up from its annual Best of Wine Awards 2024.
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Vintage Cellars has revealed the winning line-up from its annual Best of Wine Awards. Margaret River claimed the most winners with three wines taking the top spot, with 60 per cent of all winners priced at $30.00 or less.

Through a selection process led by a group of expert judges, 15 winners were selected from a shortlist of 210 wines across 15 distinct categories, including Best of Sparkling under $30, Best of Lighter Red over $30 and Best of International White.

Vintage Cellars head Carmen Fellows said the Best of Wine Awards showcased its curated range to customers and allowed them to discover something new and different.

“We are thrilled to announce the winners of the Vintage Cellars Best of Wine Awards 2024, which spotlights the perfect blend of quality and affordability, and shows our commitment to delivering exceptional options that don't compromise on taste or value.

“We are lucky to work with incredible suppliers and expert winemakers who are passionate about crafting exceptional wines. Whether customers are rediscovering old favourites or venturing into new territory, our award-winning wines guarantee an unforgettable experience,” said Fellows.

Rapaura Springs GM brands, Brendon Neylon, said the family-owned business had been a supplier to Vintage Cellars for more than 12 years.

“We are incredibly proud to be receive an award for our Reserve Pinot Noir — produced from vineyards set among the rugged landscape of New Zealand’s Southern Alps,” he said.

The Vintage Cellars Best of Wine 2024 winners:

• Best of Sparkling Under $30 - Brown Brothers Brut Reserve NV $29

• Best of Sparkling $30 & over - Arras Brut Elite Sparkling NV $50

• Best of Champagne - Champagne Charles Mignon Reserve Brut NV $48

• Best of Rosé - Triennes Rosé $23

• Best of Lighter White Under $25 - Jim Barry 'Barry & Sons' Riesling $20

• Best of Bolder White Under $25 - Petaluma White Label Chardonnay $24

• Best of Lighter White $25 & over - Expressions by Tom Barry Riesling $25

• Best of Bolder White $25 & over - Xanadu Chardonnay $37

• Best of International White - Bernard Michaut Petit Chablis $44

• Best of International Lighter Red - P. Ferraud & Fils Beaujolais Villages $15

• Best of International Bolder Red - Bodega Alamos Malbec $22

• Best of Lighter Red Under $30 - Rapaura Springs Reserve Pinot Noir $22

• Best of Bolder Red Under $30 - Ring Bolt Cabernet Sauvignon $25

• Best of Lighter Red $30 & over - Nanny Goat Pinot Noir $40

• Best of Bolder Red $30 & over - Forester Estate Premium Cabernet Sauvignon $30

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