Wine Tasting Awards Abruzzo Edition 2021 | Antonio Palmarini

Wine Tasting Awards Abruzzo 2022

WHAT IS:

The WTA (Wine Tasting Awards) was created in United Kingdom during the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing instability changes of the trade deal between UK and EU due the BREXIT to give more visibility to Abruzzo's wines creating the opportunity of a place on the shelves of wine shops or on the wine list of restaurants suitable for their market

The WTA is the ideal competition for micro, small and medium sized wineries that are not exported in the UK and it differs to the other wine challenges for:

Method of Judging: With a very technical judging method, the PES or Point Evaluation System
Traceability: Behind the WTA there is me, Antonio Palmarini. I am the founder, organiser,
chair judge, who will put you in contact with the importer and the point of contact between you the UK market
Regionality: The WTA accept entries from wineries that only have vineyards, produce and bottle their wine in the region work with indigenous grape varieties
Finalisation: The WTA will offer to the winner an export manager and marketing service connecting the winery with importers and distributors in London and UK

TERMS:

I would like to remind the 3 rules to enter the competition that are:

The winery must not be distributed in UK
The wines must be completely made in the region, from where the grapes comes from, to where the wine is produced and bottled.
To help micro producers we allow entry to wines that buy grapes, and / or produce wine and bottle for third parties. All this is valid if everything is done strictly in the region and in micro and small production (<100,000 bottles)
The wines must be made exclusively by indigenous grape variety of the region and those are listed here below:
Black grapes allowed: Montepulciano
White grapes allowed: Trebbiano, Pecorino, Montonico, Passerina, Malvasia and Cococciola also blended together