Great results in Japan for Vicente Gandía wines

Results of the SAKURA “Japan’s Women Wine Awards” contest The 6th edition of SAKURA Japan's women wine awards has been held in Japan where Vicente Gandía has obtained excellent results. The jury of this contest consists exclusively of women, specifically 560 professionals from the wine sector. Specialists, someliers, oenologists, oenology professors, journalists, restaurant managers, buyers of retail chains. In this edition, a total of 4326 wines from 34 different countries have been tasted, the largest in the history of this contest. Vicente Gandía has won a total of 30 medals in this year's edition and has been the best result since the winery participates in this contest, which has been in all its editions. The two double gold medals obtained by Nebla Verdejo and Raiza Gran Reserva, three gold medals for Raiza Crianza, Finca del Mar tempranillo and Nebla Ribera del Duero stand out. To these medals are added 11 silver medals obtained by various brands of the winery.
Vicente Gandia is a century-old winery founded in Valencia in 1885 and now managed by the 4th generation of the family Gandia. Our winery remains faithful to its founding values, contributes to the progress and welfare of society and is committed to quality and innovation without forgetting the wine tradition of our ancestors.Vicente Gandía has always been characterized by their international efforts and their wines are enjoyed in more than 90 countries on 5 continents.Vicente Gandía is considered the largest winery in Valencia and best value winery in Spain regarding the rating by the international recognized Spanish wine guide.In 2014, Vicente Gandía was awarded the best Spanish wine producer by the prestigious international competition AWC Vienna. The same year, the World Association of Journalists and Writers of Wine and Spirits included Vicente Gandía in its annual list, as one of the Top 50 best wineries in the world.In 2018, the European Council of Enogastronomical Confraternities (CEUCO) awarded the “Aurum Europa Excellente” award to Vicente Gandía as “Best European Winery”.