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The 7Th 2020_RESULTS_EN_ALL *For data search, Ctrl + F The 7th "SAKURA" Japan Women's Wine Awards 2020 Results *Explanation for “Award” / DG:Double Gold G:Gold S:Silver Categ Wine No. Award Producer Wine Name Country Region % Variety 1 % Variety 2 Importer or Distributor ory Still ANGULO INNOCENTI CABERNET 17238 S ANGULO INNOCENTI ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CABERNET SAUVIGNON VINOS YAMAZAKI CO.,LTD. Red SAUVIGNON 2018 Still 16184 DG ARGANA EXPRESION - SYRAH 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% SYRAH n.a. / open market Red Still 18145 S ARGENTO ARGENTO MALBEC 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC MIKUNI WINE CO.,LTD. Red Still 18143 G ARGENTO ARGENTO RESERVA MALBEC 2016 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC MIKUNI WINE CO.,LTD. Red Still 14598 S BODEGA CATENA ZAPATA CATENA CHARDONNAY 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CHARDONNAY FWINES CO.,LTD. White Still 14597 DG BODEGA CATENA ZAPATA CATENA MALBEC 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC FWINES CO.,LTD. Red Still 17467 G BODEGA NORTON CABERNET SAUVIGNON RESERVA 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CABERNET SAUVIGNON ENOTECA CO.,LTD. Red Still 17466 S BODEGA NORTON CHARDONNAY RESERVA 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CHARDONNAY ENOTECA CO.,LTD. White Still 17463 G BODEGA NORTON GERNOT LANGES 2015 ARGENTINA CUYO 60% MALBEC 30% CABERNET SAUVIGNON ENOTECA CO.,LTD. Red Still 17464 G BODEGA NORTON LO TENGO TORRONTES 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% TORRONTES ENOTECA CO.,LTD. White Still 17465 G BODEGA NORTON MALBEC RESERVA 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC ENOTECA CO.,LTD. Red Still 17462 S BODEGA NORTON PRIVADA 2016 ARGENTINA CUYO 40% MALBEC 30% MERLOT ENOTECA CO.,LTD. Red Still MURAGUCHI SHOTEN 15614 G BODEGA TAPIZ TAPIZ ALTA COLLECTION MARBEC 2013 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC Red CO.,LTD. Still MURAGUCHI SHOTEN 15615 G BODEGA TAPIZ TAPIZ BLACK TEARS 2013 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC Red CO.,LTD. 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Red Still 15740 G BODEGAS CALLIA ALTA MALBEC 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC MOTTOX INC. Red Still 17300 G BODEGAS EL ESTECO ELEMENTOS MALBEC 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC TOKO TRADING CO., LTD. Red 1/85 2020_RESULTS_EN_ALL *For data search, Ctrl + F The 7th "SAKURA" Japan Women's Wine Awards 2020 Results *Explanation for “Award” / DG:Double Gold G:Gold S:Silver Categ Wine No. Award Producer Wine Name Country Region % Variety 1 % Variety 2 Importer or Distributor ory Still AIRES ANDINOS CABERNET SAUVIGNON 17298 G BODEGAS LA ROSA ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CABERNET SAUVIGNON MERCIAN CORPORATION Red 2019 Sparkli 17283 S BODEGAS LA ROSA AIRES ANDINOS EXTRA BRUT N.V. ARGENTINA CUYO 70% CHARDONNAY 20% SEMILLON CASA PINO JAPAN CO.,LTD. ng Still 17301 G BODEGAS LA ROSA AIRES ANDINOS TORRONTES 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% TORRONTES CASA PINO JAPAN CO.,LTD. White Still NIHON SHURUI HANBAI 17286 S BODEGAS SANTA ANA SANTA ANA CLASSIC TORRONTES 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% TORRONTES White CO.,LTD. Still NIHON SHURUI HANBAI 17289 G BODEGAS SANTA ANA SANTA ANA RESERVE MALBEC 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC Red CO.,LTD. Still BODEGAS Y VINEDOS PASCUAL 15099 G FINCA PEDREGAL 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 75% CABERNET SAUVIGNON 25% MALBEC PIEROTH JAPAN K.K. Red TOSO Still BODEGAS Y VINEDOS PASCUAL 15098 G MAGDALENA TOSO 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 73% MALBEC 27% CABERNET SAUVIGNON PIEROTH JAPAN K.K. Red TOSO Still BODEGAS Y VINEDOS PASCUAL 15102 G PASCUAL TOSO ALTA CHARDONNAY 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CHARDONNAY PIEROTH JAPAN K.K. White TOSO Still BODEGAS Y VINEDOS PASCUAL 15100 DG PASCUAL TOSO ALTA MALBEC 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC PIEROTH JAPAN K.K. Red TOSO Still BODEGAS Y VINEDOS PASCUAL 15101 DG PASCUAL TOSO ALTA SYRAH 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% SYRAH PIEROTH JAPAN K.K. Red TOSO Still BODEGAS Y VINEDOS PASCUAL PASCUAL TOSO BARRANCAS RED BLEND 15106 S ARGENTINA CUYO 60% MALBEC 40% CABERNET SAUVIGNON PIEROTH JAPAN K.K. 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Red Still 17784 G FINCA LA CELIA EUGENIO BUSTOS LEYENDA 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CHARDONNAY n.a. / open market White Still 17788 S FINCA LA CELIA EUGENIO BUSTOS LEYENDA 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CABERNET SAUVIGNON n.a. / open market Red Still 17807 S FINCA LA CELIA LA CELIA ELITE 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC n.a. / open market Red 2/85 2020_RESULTS_EN_ALL *For data search, Ctrl + F The 7th "SAKURA" Japan Women's Wine Awards 2020 Results *Explanation for “Award” / DG:Double Gold G:Gold S:Silver Categ Wine No. Award Producer Wine Name Country Region % Variety 1 % Variety 2 Importer or Distributor ory Still 17809 G FINCA LA CELIA LA CELIA HERITAGE 2014 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC n.a. / open market Red Still 17806 G FINCA LA CELIA LA CELIA PIONEER 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CABERNET FRANC n.a. / open market Red Still 17796 S FINCA LA CELIA LA CELIA RESERVE 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 80% MALBEC 20% CABERNET FRANC n.a. / open market Red Still 17797 S FINCA LA CELIA LA CELIA RESERVE 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CABERNET SAUVIGNON n.a. / open market Red Still 17291 G FINCA LAS MORAS LOS INTOCABLES CABERNET 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CABERNET SAUVIGNON PIEROTH JAPAN K.K. Red Still 17290 S FINCA LAS MORAS LOS INTOCABLES MALBEC 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC PIEROTH JAPAN K.K. Red Still 17293 S FINCA LAS MORAS LOVE CHARDONNAY 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CHARDONNAY PIEROTH JAPAN K.K. White Still 17295 S FINCA LAS MORAS LOVE MALBEC 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC PIEROTH JAPAN K.K. Red Still KAIKEN ESTATE CABERNET SAUVIGNON 17477 G KAIKEN ARGENTINA CUYO 100% CABERNET SAUVIGNON ENOTECA CO.,LTD. Red 2018 Still 17478 G KAIKEN KAIKEN ESTATE MALBEC 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC ENOTECA CO.,LTD. Red Sparkli 17480 G KAIKEN KAIKEN SPARKLING BRUT N.V. ARGENTINA CUYO 70% PINOT NOIR 30% CHARDONNAY ENOTECA CO.,LTD. ng Sparkli 17479 S KAIKEN KAIKEN SPARKLING ROSE BRUT N.V. ARGENTINA CUYO 90% PINOT NOIR 10% CHARDONNAY ENOTECA CO.,LTD. ng Still 14698 G LEONCIO ARIZU LA LINDA TORRONTES 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% TORRONTES CASA PINO JAPAN CO.,LTD. White Still 14700 S LEONCIO ARIZU LUIGI BOSCA MALBEC 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC CASA PINO JAPAN CO.,LTD. Red Still 16575 G SUSANA BALBO WINES CRIOS RED BLEND 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 55% MALBEC 25% CABERNET FRANC CORDON VERT CO.,LTD. Red Still 16576 S SUSANA BALBO WINES CRIOS TORRONTES 2019 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% TORRONTES CORDON VERT CO.,LTD. White Still MITSUBISHI SHOKUHIN 17352 S TRIVENTO TRIVENTO RESERVE MALBEC 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC Red CO.,LTD. Still 15236 G VINA SAN PEDRO DE TARAPACA GRAFFIGNA MALBEC 2018 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC n.a. / open market Red Still 15239 G VINA SAN PEDRO DE TARAPACA GRAFFIGNA SYRAH 2017 ARGENTINA CUYO 100% SYRAH n.a. / open market Red Still TAMARI SPECIAL SELECTION MALBEC 15232 S VINA SAN PEDRO DE TARAPACA ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC CORDON VERT CO.,LTD. Red 2019 Still VINITERRA SINGLE VINEYARD MALBEC 16983 DG VINITERRA ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC TOA SHOJI CO.,LTD. Red 2017 Still VINITERRA SPECIAL EDITION MALBEC 16974 S VINITERRA ARGENTINA CUYO 100% MALBEC TOA SHOJI CO.,LTD. Red 2018 Still 18144 G ARGENTO ARGENTO TORRONTES 2018 ARGENTINA NORTH 100% TORRONTES MIKUNI WINE CO.,LTD. White Still 16992 G BODEGA EL ESTECO ALTIMUS 2012 ARGENTINA NORTH 61% MALBEC 25% CABERNET SAUVIGNON SMILE CORP. Red 3/85 2020_RESULTS_EN_ALL *For data search, Ctrl + F The 7th "SAKURA" Japan Women's Wine Awards 2020 Results *Explanation for “Award” / DG:Double Gold G:Gold S:Silver Categ Wine No.
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