The Berliner Wine Trophy, recognized as the world's largest OIV wine competition, held its Winter Tasting from February 22 to March 2, 2025.
This prestigious event attracted approximately 6,800 wine entries from 40 countries, evaluated by experts from 30 nations. In total, 1,294 medals were awarded, comprising 28 Grand Gold, 1,015 Gold, and 251 Silver medals.
Moldovan wines showcased their excellence by securing 20 medals: 15 Gold and five Silver. The Gold medal recipients include:
- Radacini Viorica Brut (Radacini Wines)
- Radacini Feteasca Alba Brut (Radacini Wines)
- Radacini Blanc de Cabernet Brut (Radacini Wines)
- Crama Ulinici Rosé 2024 (Crama Ulinici Rosé)
- Novak Red Blend #2 2019 (Novak Winery)
- Radacini Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot Syrah 2020 (Radacini Wines)
- Vinum Estate Brut Natur 2022 (Vinum)
- Radacini Pinot Grigio Extra Brut (Radacini Wines)
- Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé 2024 (Dorim)
- Divus Heritage '94 (Divus Winery)
- Sauvignon Blanc 2024 (Crama Mircesti)
- Rosé Cabernet-Sauvignon 2024 (Poiana Codrilor)
- Vero di Moscato Sweet White (Radacini Wines)
- Metier Brut Natur (Radacini Wines)
- Minis Terrios Roșu Împărat 2021 (Familia Mea)
The Silver medalists are:
- Metier Rosé (Radacini Wines)
- Carpe Diem Rosé 2024 (Casa Vinicola Luca)
- Novak Red Blend #1 2019 (Novak Winery)
- Chardonnay 2024 (Crama Mircesti)
- Radacini Cuvee Brut (Radacini Wines)
These accolades underscore Moldova's growing prominence in the global wine industry, reflecting the dedication and craftsmanship of its winemakers.
This success reflects Moldova's dedication to enhancing wine quality and international recognition. The country's commitment to viticulture is further underscored by hosting the 46th World Congress of Vine and Wine from June 16-20, 2025, in Chișinău. This event will bring together over 700 global experts to discuss sustainable practices and innovations in the wine sector.