After the successful organisation of the 27th annual international wine competition Concours Mondial de Bruxelles, which took place in the South Moravian capital at the beginning of September, wines from Moravia and Bohemia received more positive news regarding the results of this prestigious competition.

Over the weekend, the Czech Republic ranked among the major wine-growing countries that had the honour of hosting one of the most prestigious international wine competitions. The 27th year of the competition Concours Mondial de Bruxelles took place in the South Moravian Region this year. From 4 to 6 September 250 wine experts met at

The last day of the competition took place on Sunday, 6 September. It was a little rainy in the morning, but that didn’t stop the tasters from sitting at their jury tables and evaluating the rest of the submitted wines. But first, at the beginning, the Belgian organizers thanked the Czech organizers and partners of

The second day of the evaluation of the international wine competition Concours Mondial de Bruxelles took place in a similar spirit to the introductory one. Wine experts sat at their tables on Saturday, 5 September at 8:30 a.m. and assessed the submitted wine samples until 1 p.m. Lunch followed the tasting, and then another special

The 27th annual international wine competition Concours Mondial de Bruxelles started in the morning of Friday 4 September. After the official opening, where the competition was presented by the organizers, the tasting began. Wine experts divided into 55 juries which evaluated up to 50 wines every day. The samples were grouped according to criteria such

The world wine experts who arrived in the Czech Republic spent the first full day, Thursday September 3, with a programme prepared especially for them. Before evaluating 8,500 wine samples from all over the world during the next 3 days, they needed to learn about winery and viticulture in South Moravia. Full-day trips through the