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Winner of 1 more
Rakes Point Merroir
2024 Rosé of Grenache from Paso Robles, United States
Staff pick
Rakes Point Merroir epitomizes the terroir of the coast
View wine details$25.75 Retail price
$18.02 Member price
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Gold Ghost
2023 Albariño from Clarksburg, United States
Staff pick
Uncork a crisp yet creamy delight
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
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Winner of 2 more
Miro Es Que
2024 Vino Tinto from Spain, Spain
Staff pick
Wild berries and fresh picked flowers—crafted for moments meant to be shared
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
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Valeur Ajoutée
2021 Red Blend from Pays d'Oc, France
Staff pick
Savor an earthy taste of southern France
View wine details$30.00 Retail price
$21.00 Member price
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Winner of 3 more
Fine Wine CollectionTratto di Serato
2023 Primitivo from Puglia, Italy
Staff pick
A taste of Puglia's sunlit soul, crafted to elevate every shared moment.
View wine details$45.00 Retail price
$31.50 Member price
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Miguel Aime Pouget
2024 Malbec from Mendoza, Argentina
Staff pick
Echoes of the Andes: savory notes meets vibrant fruit
View wine details$33.70 Retail price
$23.59 Member price
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Winner of 1 more
Espaldera
2024 Tempranillo-Syrah from Spain, Spain
Staff pick
Where vibrant berries and dark chocolate meet in a tapestry of spice
View wine details$34.00 Retail price
$23.80 Member price
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Pasarlo
2024 Vino Blanco from Limarí Valley, Chile
Staff pick
Pass the bottle, pass the laughter—where sunlit flavors meet carefree vibes
View wine details$25.50 Retail price
$17.85 Member price
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Comarca
2024 Garnacha from Spain, Spain
Staff pick
Fresh red fruits and delicate florals unite
View wine details$30.50 Retail price
$21.35 Member price
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Winner of 3 more
Giocositá
2023 Lightly Sweet Pinot Bianco from Rubicone, Italy
Staff pick
Where jasmine drifts and laughter lingers, every sip feels like a getaway
View wine details$29.50 Retail price
$20.65 Member price
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Winner of 2 more
Fine Wine CollectionCreció
NV Cava Brut Nature from Spain, Spain
Liked by 738 Members
Effervescent bubbles, honeydew melon, and a clean, dry finish
View wine details$37.50 Retail price
$26.25 Member price
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Winner of 7 more
Fine Wine CollectionLoudspeaker
2023 Meritage Red from Napa Valley, United States
Liked by 371 Members
Uncorking a concert of flavor in every bottle
View wine details$68.40 Retail price
$47.88 Member price
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Quedarse
2024 Sauvignon Blanc from Spain, Spain
Staff pick
Citrus and sun-kissed fruit linger, inviting you to stay and sip.
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
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Winner of 3 more
Libellus
2024 Red Blend from Italy, Italy
Staff pick
Rustic earth and supple fruit harmonize in this smooth, savory pour
View wine details$30.50 Retail price
$21.35 Member price
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Rancho Campo
2023 Bonarda from Valle de Uco / Uco Valley, Argentina
Staff pick
A lightly sweet release from steadfast Rancho Campo
View wine details$33.50 Retail price
$23.45 Member price
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Fine Wine CollectionWeelderige Velde
2024 Syrah from Coastal Region, South Africa
Staff pick
An uncompromising dedication to craft—a convergence of structure and nuance
View wine details$54.00 Retail price
$37.80 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.