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Fine Wine CollectionFellows Ketch
2025 Sauvignon Blanc from Nelson, New Zealand
Staff pick
Guava, grapefruit & passionfruit with citrus, finished by a lively mineral snap
View wine details$52.00 Retail price
$36.40 Member price
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Winner of 2 more
Fine Wine CollectionAigrette et Cigogne
2023 White Blend from Côtes du Rhône, France
Liked by 256 Members
Citrus, melon, and honeyed spice shine in this vibrant Rhône blend
View wine details$49.00 Retail price
$34.30 Member price
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Gold Ghost
2024 Zinfandel from Dry Creek Valley, United States
Staff pick
Vibrant plum and dark chocolate in a culty, mysterious Dry Creek red.
View wine details$30.50 Retail price
$21.35 Member price
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Winner of 3 more
Fine Wine CollectionVoies en Pente
2022 from Côtes du Rhône Villages Séguret, France
Staff pick
Discover this elegant treasure from a small medieval French village
View wine details$56.00 Retail price
$39.20 Member price
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Primanu
2025 Pinot Grigio from South Eastern Australia, Australia
Staff pick
Crisp pear and melon mingle with sea-kissed freshness in this Australian wine
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
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Fine Wine CollectionBramble & Bower
2024 Cabernet Sauvignon from Sonoma County, United States
Staff pick
Savory, structured Sonoma Cabernet with cedar, dark chocolate, and blackcurrant
View wine details$51.00 Retail price
$35.70 Member price
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Winner of 1 more
Fine Wine CollectionEprè Vituro
2024 Semillon from Los Carneros, United States
Staff pick
Crafted for the culinary explorers in mind. Waxy citrus elegance
View wine details$49.00 Retail price
$34.30 Member price
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Fifth Note Cellars
2025 Rosé of Cabernet Sauvignon from Lodi, United States
Staff pick
Bright blood orange and raspberry in a harmonious, food-friendly rosé.
View wine details$30.50 Retail price
$21.35 Member price
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Fine Wine CollectionTrimble Hawke
2024 Zinfandel from Dry Creek Valley, United States
Staff pick
Bold boysenberry and black pepper from the heart of Dry Creek Valley
View wine details$45.00 Retail price
$31.50 Member price
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Winner of 1 more
Lazy Breeze
2022 Sweet Style White Blend from California, United States
Staff pick
Drift into sweet serenity with relaxing, carefree moments
View wine details$22.00 Retail price
$15.40 Member price
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NV Rosé from Dunnigan Hills, United States
Staff pick
Escape to a sun-soaked vibe of bright cranberry, strawberry, and citrus blossom
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
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Tile House Wine Merchant
2024 Pinot Noir from Santa Barbara County, United States
Staff pick
Dark berries, whispers of oak, and chocolate allure in every glass
View wine details$30.50 Retail price
$21.35 Member price
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Fine Wine CollectionJol Sommet
2025 Grenache Blanc from Piekenierskloof, South Africa
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Layered pear and citrus blossom meet nuanced peach in this crisp, bright white
View wine details$48.00 Retail price
$33.60 Member price
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Keep Reading About Top Award Winning Wines
How do wine critics find the best wines?
In order to receive recognition, wines are commonly entered in wine competitions. During these events, wines are tasted and evaluated by a panel of expert judges, otherwise known as wine critics. The process typically involves the following steps:
- Submissions: Wineries submit their wines to the competition, specifying the category or style for each entry.
- Tasting: The wines are often presented to the judges in a blind-tasting format during the competition. This means they do not know the winery they are evaluating, so they can remain impartial.
- Evaluation: Judges assess the wines based on a set of criteria, including appearance, aroma, flavor, body, balance and finish. They assign scores or ratings to each wine.
- Medals and Awards: Wines that meet specific quality standards are awarded medals, such as gold, silver, or bronze, depending on their scores. They also earn a numerical rating on a 100-point scale, with the best wines earning over 90 points. Some competitions may grant special awards, like "Best in Show" or "Best Varietal."
Wine competitions and critics play an important role in recognizing excellence, helping wine lovers choose what to drink and providing valuable feedback for winemakers. However, it's your personal preference and opinion that matter most. While awards can be helpful if you're struggling to select a bottle, you should feel confident in wines you like, regardless of their award status. Never hesitate to try something new, even if it hasn't caught a critic's eye. The wine world is filled with hidden treasures. The best way to find new favorites is to let your palate be your guide as you explore unfamiliar regions and producers worldwide.