English Wine Week Awarded IWC Consumer Campaign of the Year 2016
English Wine Producers (EWP) are celebrating winning the
International Wine Challenge (IWC) 'Consumer Campaign of the Year' for English
Wine Week.
Julia Trustram Eve, Marketing Director of English Wine Producers, attended the IWC Awards Dinner and Presentation last night with EWP team members, Charlotte Marshall, who oversaw the campaign and Mags Gilbert, who supported Charlotte and Julia with the planning and logistics of English Wine Week.
“We are over the moon to win the IWC 'Consumer Campaign of the Year' and delighted that our work in introducing more consumers to English wine has been acknowledged by such a prestigious competition. We have been supported by an ever growing and enthusiastic trade and wine industry and the fact that we've managed to reach a much wider audience gives us all a huge sense of pride and achievement. I am so proud of my team and would like to thank them for their commitment and sheer energy as demand for promotional material and support was higher than ever before. This is yet another example of the success English wine is enjoying – long may it continue!”
A selection of images of events which took place over English Wine Week are available here
It was a good night too for Dorset-based Furleigh Estate whose Rosé 2010 won 'The James Rogers Award', awarded to the best new wine entered into the competition in its first year of production.
Cherie Spriggs, Head Winemaker at Nyetimber was shortlisted for 'Sparkling Wine Producer of the Year', proving just how far English Sparkling Wine has come and how well respected it is around the world.
The English wine category performed very well again in this year's International Wine Challenge
UKVA English & Welsh Wine of the Year Awards 2016
Next week sees the announcement of the UK Vineyards Association's English and Welsh Wine of the Year trophies, including the English Wine Producers Communicator of the Year Award which last year was won by Peter Richards MW and Susie Barrie MW in recognition of their support for English wine and in helping introduce it to consumers. For a list of the winners so far, visit English & Welsh Wine of the Year 2016 results
Julia Trustram Eve, Marketing Director of English Wine Producers, attended the IWC Awards Dinner and Presentation last night with EWP team members, Charlotte Marshall, who oversaw the campaign and Mags Gilbert, who supported Charlotte and Julia with the planning and logistics of English Wine Week.
“We are over the moon to win the IWC 'Consumer Campaign of the Year' and delighted that our work in introducing more consumers to English wine has been acknowledged by such a prestigious competition. We have been supported by an ever growing and enthusiastic trade and wine industry and the fact that we've managed to reach a much wider audience gives us all a huge sense of pride and achievement. I am so proud of my team and would like to thank them for their commitment and sheer energy as demand for promotional material and support was higher than ever before. This is yet another example of the success English wine is enjoying – long may it continue!”
A selection of images of events which took place over English Wine Week are available here
It was a good night too for Dorset-based Furleigh Estate whose Rosé 2010 won 'The James Rogers Award', awarded to the best new wine entered into the competition in its first year of production.
Cherie Spriggs, Head Winemaker at Nyetimber was shortlisted for 'Sparkling Wine Producer of the Year', proving just how far English Sparkling Wine has come and how well respected it is around the world.
The English wine category performed very well again in this year's International Wine Challenge
UKVA English & Welsh Wine of the Year Awards 2016
Next week sees the announcement of the UK Vineyards Association's English and Welsh Wine of the Year trophies, including the English Wine Producers Communicator of the Year Award which last year was won by Peter Richards MW and Susie Barrie MW in recognition of their support for English wine and in helping introduce it to consumers. For a list of the winners so far, visit English & Welsh Wine of the Year 2016 results
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