Top 24 best wines of Ukraine
Ukrainian wines are confidently conquering the world. Last time we wrote about the awards from Decanter magazine, and now we have more great news.
On 29 July in Warsaw, six distinguished Masters of Wine from the UK, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands and Poland tasted 91 Ukrainian wines, selecting the 24 best and the 12 very best.
Four Beykush wines were among the 24 best wines, and three were among the 12 best:
Telt-Kuruk 2023 (top 12)
Arbina 2021 (top 12)
Beykush Red 2023
Loka Desert 2020 (top 12)
We are very pleased with the result, as it is a great honour to be selected blind by wine experts.
Congratulations to our colleagues on their excellent results!
You can find the full list of wines on the Ukr.wine website.
The event was made possible by the EU4Business International Cooperation Programme: Recovery, Competitiveness and Internationalisation of SMEs, jointly funded by the European Union and the German government and implemented by the German federal company Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.
Who are the Masters of Wine?
Only 416 people have achieved the highest level of expertise in the field of wine and received the title of Master of Wine (MW). They undergo rigorous training and examinations to earn this prestigious title, demonstrating exceptional knowledge and the ability to taste a wide range of wines and regions. Masters of Wine are important in shaping opinions about wine around the world, as they are trusted authorities and influential figures in the industry. Their ratings and recommendations carry significant weight among consumers, wine professionals and the media. As respected experts, Masters of Wine help shape perceptions, set trends and guide purchasing decisions, playing an important role in shaping the global wine market.
