Febvre scores top awards at NOffLA
Febvre achieved an impressive performance at NOffLA's recent Irish Wine Show Awards, including winning the top titles of Wine of the Year and Red Wine of the Year
Print13 October 2017
Febvre Wine Company recorded an excellent result at the latest Irish Wine Show Awards. The group won Wine of the Year, Red Wine of the Year and five Gold Awards among nine overall Star Awards 2017-2018. The ceremony was organised by the National Off-Licence Association (NOffLA) and held in the Morrison Hotel, Dublin 1 on 9 October.
The Irish Wine Show ‘Star Awards’ collection is a selection of wines especially chosen by wine experts in the National Off-Licence Association and Independent wine writers.
“We are delighted with this tremendous success having been awarded Overall Wine of the Year; Red Wine of the Year and nine medals including five gold out of a grand total of 45,” said Liz Coogan, managing director of Febvre & Company.
“The fact that they are across different price points and represent wines from France, Spain, Austria, Romania, South Africa, New Zealand and Chile shows the depth of our portfolio,” she added.
The winning wines will be easily identifiable on the shelf of independent off-licences nationwide as they display the NOffLA medals. They represent great quality and value for money in their different categories.
Febvre’s winning wines:
Wine of the Year: Jordan Barrel Fermented Chardonnay 2015, Stellenbosch, S. Africa
Red Wine of the Year: Bodegas Valdemar, Conde Valdemar Reserva 2010, Rioja, Spain
Gold Medals Awarded to:
Old World White under €10: Legendary Sauvignon Blanc Feteasca Regala 2015, Romania. RSP €9.99
Old World Red under €20: Conde Valdemar Reserva 2010, Spain. €17.50
New World Red under €20: De Martino Gallardia Cinsault 2016, Itata Valley, Chile. RSP €18.00
New World White under €20: Jordan Barrel Fermented Chardonnay 2015, South Africa RSP €20.00
Champagne under €60: Champagne Deutz NV, France , RSP €55.00
Silver Medals Awarded to:
Old World White under €20: Sepp Moser Gruner Veltliner 2016 Von den Terrasen, Austria. RSP €20.00
New World White under €20: Lawson’s Dry Hills, Sauvignon Blanc 2016, Marlborough New Zealand. RSP €18.00
Champagne under €60: Champagne Taittinger Brut Reserva NV, France RSP €55.00
Bronze Medals Awarded to:
Old World White under €15: Les Freres Laffitte, Le Petit Gascoûn Blanc 2016, France. RSP €13
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