Winning at the Paris Wine Cup is a celebrated feat. It is where wines are judged by three distinctive parameters; Quality, Value, and Packaging. It is not enough to just have a good quality wine to win big at the Paris Wine Cup. The wine also has to perform well on grounds of packaging, commercial relevance, and value for money. This truly tests the mettle for all kinds of wines that enter the competition.

The Paris Wine Cup is awarded based on the following judging formula:

Q (Quality Score) + Value Score (V) + Package Score (P) = Paris Wine Cup Score.

A separate weighted score will be given for each of the three parts of the judging process. The scores will be added up to give a final score from which individual prizes will be awarded.

At the Paris Wine Cup, any wine scoring over 96 is awarded a Double Gold Medal. Wines scoring between 90-95 are awarded the Gold Medal. Wines scoring 76-89 points bring in the Silver Medal and wines scoring between 65-75 are awarded the Bronze Medal.

The 2022 Paris Wine Cup has also seen awards galore. Wines from around the world have bagged many medals as well as special titles. The Medal Tally at the 2022 Paris Wine Cup looks like this:

- 1 Double Gold Medal

- 14 Gold Medals

- 188 Silver Medals

- 88 Bronze Medals

2022 Paris Wine Cup Awards

Wine of the Year: Porta da Ravessa Special Edition 2020 Vintage - 96 Points | Double Gold

Winery of the Year: Arca Nova Vinho Verde Branco by Quinta das Arcas

Best in the show by country: 

Porta da Ravessa Special Edition 2020 Vintage (Portugal) - 96 Points | Double Gold, Wine of the Year, Best In Show By Country, Best Wine By Value, Best Wine By Package

Alpasión Malbec (Argentina) - 93 Points | Best In Show By Country, Gold Medal

Granted Wish Shiraz (South Africa) - 93 Points | Best In Show By Country, Best In Show By Varietal, Gold Medal

*310 Altitudine Traminer - Riesling (Moldova, Republic of) - 92 Points | Best In Show By Country, Gold Medal

Lisa McGuigan Botrytis Semillon (Australia) - 91 Points | Best In Show By Country, Gold Medal

Phanto (Italy) - 91 Points | Best In Show By Country, Gold Medal

Maison Patrick GIBOULOT Corton Charlemagne Grand cru (France) - 91 Points | Best In Show By Country, Best In Show By Regions Of France, Best In Show By Varietal, Gold Medal

Pedroteño Tempranillo (Spain) - 88 Points | Best In Show By Country, Best In Show By Varietal, Silver Medal

Anhydrous Afoura (Greece) - 87 Points | Best In Show By Country, Silver Medal

Sant Thias Grüner Veltliner (Austria) - 87 Points | Best In Show By Country, Silver Medal

Best in Show by Regions in France: Maison Patrick GIBOULOT Corton Charlemagne Grand cru - 91 Points | Best In Show By Country, Best In Show By Regions Of France, Best In Show By Varietal, Gold Medal

Best wine by Quality: Troyanda Carpat - 91 Points

Best wine by Value: Porta da Ravessa Special Edition - 96 Points

Best wine by Package: Porta da Ravessa Special Edition - 96 Points

Adega Cooperativa de Redondo has once again closed top of the chart with their Double Gold winning Porta da Ravessa Special Edition 2020 Vintage. This Still Wine from Portugal is made from Verdelho / Gouveio / Verdelho, Arinto / Assario branco, Antao Vaz varietals and one 96 points at the Paris Wine Cup. This wine was also awarded the Wine of the Year, Best In Show By Country, Best Wine By Value, and Best Wine By Package. The cooperative has also won 14 medals beyond the Porta da Ravessa Special Edition 2020 Vintage win.

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