NARADA RED 2018 BIO IS SILVER MEDAL AT THE CONCOURS MONDIAL DE BRUXELLES
Our wine Narada Red 2018 Bio wins the Silver Medal at the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles, one of the most prestigious itinerant wine competition. The reward obtained is a further proof of the quality and excellence of our products.
Competing against more than 7.300 wines from 40 countries, the Narada Red 2018 Bio produced by Terre Grecaniche collected the Silver Medal in the session “Red and White Wines”. This precious award, which moreover certifies the quality of the products and grapes of our Cooperative, restores the right value to the Calabrian wine tradition that, although it’s been the shadow for many years, represents one of the oldest productions in the Mediterranean region, between culture, strong sense of identity, integrity, craftsmanship and local roots.
The same territory that Terre Grecaniche, since its origins, aims to restore and improve, working in a region as beautiful as it is difficult such as Greek Calabria and by embracing the sustainable choice of the organic farming, based on the adoption of production methods that respect human, plant and animal wellbeing and protect the environmental biodiversity of the area.
is our top red wine, with its intense color and an elegant aroma characterized by clear hints of vanilla intermingled with ripe fruit and spices. At the taste the wine reveals a great thickness, a pleasant harmony and long persistence. It’s a concrete example of how the wine-making and the local identity can blend in a product able to return, in every drop, all the energy, the strength and the endless beauty of the land where it’s born.
The Concours Mondial de Bruxelles, now in its 29th edition, represents a not-to-be-missed event in the wine sector, it’s a landmark among the international wine competitions which has guided and addressed the consumers around the world in the choice of top quality wines for nearly 30 years.
Setting of the 29th edition was Calabria, where wine producers and wineries from all over the world gathered. The event engaged 310 judges from 45 Countries, professional tasters invited to assess the competing 7.376 international wines (5.083 red wines and 2.293 white wines) from 40 Countries and 6 continents.
Italy presented nearly 1.400 wines, ranking second for the number of entries right after France (1.645) and ahead of Spain (1.368).
Significant was the presence of Calabrian wines, with 143 labels competing. Excellent results achieved: our region won 34 medals (7 gold and 24 silver), a real redemption for the Calabrian enology.
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