Douja d’Or Award: 28 labels from the “Oscar” for wine

Cascinone Alasia Riserva 2010 by Heraldica Castelvero, Augustale Riserva 2014 by Cantina di Ruvo di Puglia, Ventiforti 2017 by Cantina Sociale Barbera dei Sei Castelli, vermentino Black Label 2018, Cavagino 2017 and Albarola 2018 by Cantine Lunae Bosoni, Moscato Passito Aviè 2012 by Cascina Castlet di Maria Borio, Chianti Classico Clemente VII Riserva 2015 by Castelli del Grevepesa, Asti La Selvatica di Caudrina by Romano Dogliotti, but also Traminer Aromatico 2018 Bottega Vinai by Cavit, Cartizze 2018 by Col Vetoraz, Asti Cuvée 2012 24 months by Fratelli Gancia, Veneto Manzoni bianco 2018 by Giacomo Salmaso by Diego Salmaso, Taburnio Falanghina of Sannio 2018 and Sannio Coda di Volpe 2018 by Poggio di Fusco Carmine, Vigna Windegg 2018 by Josef Brigl, Arneis 2018 by Ribota di Barberis Giuliano, Barbera 2018 by Marchisio Tonino, Maturum Riserva 2016 by Martini K. & Sohn, Malvasia delle Lipari passito 2015 by Mimmo Paone, Isola dei Nuraghi Cagnulari 2017 by Poderi Parpinello, Caino 2015 by Reggio Marco Giuseppe, Brachetto 2018 by the Rovero brothers, Appointment 2017 by Tenuta Pernice, Nebbiolo d’Alba 2016 by Veglio Giovanni and sons, Arbaria 2016 by Vinisola, Vigna Monteghel 2016 by Vivallis and Luna del Lago 2016 by the Zenegaglia brothers: here are the best labels of the Oscars of Douja d’Or, the wine competition that, every year, in Asti, awards the best Italian wines Doc, Docg or Igp, from Alto Adige to Sicily, passing through all the (great) Italian wine territories. The wines that won the prestigious Douja d’Or Award, namely those that obtained from the jury of experts a score of at least 87 out of 100, in this edition, the No. 47, were 268 (out of 786 labels submitted), but only 28, won the Oscars, the recognition among the awards, with a score of at least 92/100.