November 10 , 2026, Hong Kong
Blog Archives
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Insights
What Makes a Wine Succeed in China’s On-Trade? Insights from the 2025 Judging Panel
02/12/2025 | A Professional Breakdown of the Qualities That Help Wines Win in China’s Hospitality Sector
News
A Return to the Spotlight: China Wine Competition 2026 — Entries Now Open
01/12/2025 | Where On-Trade Expertise Meets Commercial Insight to Shape Asia’s Most Relevant Wine Awards
News
China Wine Competition Announces 2025 Wine of the Year Winner
05/11/2025 | Rüdesheimer Berg Rottland Riesling Trocken, VDP.GG by Balthasar Ress Weingut Awarded “Wine of the Year” at the 2025 China Wine Competition
News
China Wine Competition Announces Top Winners for 2025
05/11/2025 | Honoring the finest wines perfectly suited for China’s on-trade market in 2025.
Insights
The Rise of E-commerce in China's Wine Market
04/11/2025 | Understanding the dynamics of e-commerce's influence on wine consumption and distribution in China.
Producer Profiles
Pure Wine. Pure Vision. The Balthasar Ress Way
22/10/2025 | The Ress family continues to shape one of Germany’s most respected estates, championing organic viticulture and aligning itself with a modern, mindful drinking culture
Interviews
China On-Premise, Through Our Judges’ Lens: 2025 Market Insights
22/08/2025 | Why Hong Kong’s dining rooms matter for global producers, and how HYGEA Management Limited reveals what really gets listed.
Interviews
China On-Premise, Through Our Judges’ Lens: 2025 Market Insights
22/08/2025 | Why Hong Kong’s dining scene matters for global producers, and how judges like Danny Ng define what gets listed.
Interviews
China On-Premise, Through Our Judges’ Lens: 2025 Market Insights
18/08/2025 | Why China’s dining rooms matter for global producers, and how judges like Esther Poon reveal what really gets listed.
Interviews
Hong Kong On-Premise, Through Our Judges’ Lens: 2025 Market Insights
18/08/2025 | Why Hong Kong’s dining rooms matter for global producers, and how judges like Juwan Kim reveal what really gets listed.
