International Contest of World Rosé Wines

The samples will be presented in an totally anonymous fashion to the judging panels.
Each wine tasted is scored individually and not comparatively.

The rosé vwines with geographical indication coming from all viticultural regions and countries of the world with all the vintages and all shades. In the case of French rosé wines, they must have made a declaration of claim provided for in Articles D. 644-5 and D. 646-6 of the Rural Code.

Wines without a geographical indication are not allowed to compete.

The competition is intended to highlight the intrinsic qualities of rosé wines from specific geographical areas and to distinguish those rosé wines of outstanding quality and that are exceptionally expressive of their appellation or origin.

This international competition highlights the role of women and their professions in the world of wine and winemaking at an international level.

Nothing is left to chance, from the reception of the sample until its tasting and evaluation.
A nominative and qualified international jury composed of 5 tasters representing the 5 colleges tasted and judge in the morning only 30 samples at the most.

A strict process allows us to have:

• Tasting instructions before the competition
• Professional tasting environment
• Juries composed of 5 international tasters( 3 foreigner and 2 french)
• Information session President and jurors
• Scenario sensory analysis
• Total anonymity: black bouffant bag and ring cetie
• Wine temperature control service
• Tasting glass for the sensory analysis of international standard wines Vinalies Internationales and / or Riedel
• Timing for each wine tasted
• Sommelier service in the tasting room for each table
• Individual spittoons with closure
• Break 15 minutes between 2 sets
• Tasting sheet (OIV / UIOE)
• Immediate results

First international French competition to have been approved in July 2019 and to set up exclusively female judges to taste wines from all over the world.
The first edition will take  place on Jaunuary 11, 2020 in Saint Trope.
  Then in February 2013 with regard to a jury exclusively feminine and international.
French competition entered on the list of French wine competitions whose medals may appear in the labeling of wines produced in France in accordance with the decree of 13 February 2013. In application of the decree N ° 2012-655 of 4 May 2012 relating to the labeling and traceability of wine products and certain oenological practices.
Contest registered on the official list of the DGCCRF

Rosé Wines must be bottled and ready for sale. 
Rosé Wines packaged in wineskin of wine are also allowed to participate.

Their labels should conform to:

• The European Union regulation applied to EU member states.
• To the regulation in force in the country where the wine is produced and to the provisions regarding the importation of wine applicable to non-EU member states.