Masters of Wine, sommeliers and top retailer and restaurant wine buyers choose the best wines in the world based on quality, value for money, and what they look like.

Australia’s 2015 Anubis Cabernet Sauvignon made by Levrier Wines takes the ‘wine of the year’ award with a top score of 96 points.

In the recent London Wine Competition, the 2018 Cabernet Sauvignon by Silverado Vineyards bagged three medals including Best Wine By Packaging.

Habla Nº22, Vintage 2016, made by Bodegas HABLA, Spain is the Best Wine By Value at the 2021 London Wine Competition.

Porta da Ravessa Reserva (white) from Portugal is 2021 Wine Of The Year. The wine secured 96 points and a double gold making it the top scorer at the 2021 Paris Wine Cup.

In the 4th edition, Australia’s 2015 Anubis Cabernet Sauvignon made by Levrier Wines takes the ‘Wine of the Year’ award with a top score of 96 points.

In the second annual Paris Wine Cup, leading wine experts gave Porta da Ravessa Reserva from Portugal the No 1 Spot with 96 Points winning a Double Gold and wine of the year award.

2015 Anubis Cabernet Sauvignon made by Levrier Wines in Australia won the superlative ‘Wine of the Year’ award.

Even if you are an experienced wine buyer, and know all the clues to look out for, seeing a Gold, Silver or Bronze medal is going to reassure you even more - seven times more as it happens. 

Knowing a medal-winning wine has been given that score by a professional wine buyer based on its quality, price, value for money, and what it looks like is a lot more reassuring than just going on gut feel.