As part of the "Wine Vision by Open Balkan" fair, awards were given in Belgrade today to the most successful participants of the wine competition, including the Zvonko Bogdan, Aleksić and Jović wineries.
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As part of the "Wine Vision by Open Balkan" fair, awards were given in Belgrade today to the most successful participants of the wine competition, including the Zvonko Bogdan, Aleksić and Jović wineries.
800 wine samples were submitted to this year's competition, and the best wines were chosen by an international expert jury.
The award for the best international white wine went to the Zvonko Bogdan winery, the award for the best international red wine went to the Aleksić winery, while the award for the best autochthonous red wine went to the Jović winery.
In the category of sweet wines, the Bikicki winery won the award.
The award for the Best in Show wine for Serbia went to the Đurđevića Legat winery, while the award for the best wine in the selection for Albania went to the Kantina Fani winery.
The “Wine Vision by Open Balkan” fair started in Belgrade yesterday and lasts until 12 October.
During the three-day event under the domes of the Belgrade Fair, 550 exhibitors from more than 30 countries have presented their best wines and brandies.
Buyers and sellers from 45 countries have participated in the fair, and more than 2,000 B2B business meetings have been scheduled.