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ENOEXPO

20 awards on 16 wines in our catalogue, 2009–2022.

Weight class
Moderate weight
Awards in the catalogue
20

Why this weight

How the class was assigned.

The class is a judgement about the competition, not about the wines. It rests on four public grounds, and what we relied on is printed here in plain text.

Competition of the ENOEXPO wine fair in Kraków, run by the fair organiser since the late 2000s (18th edition in 2026) for wines sold in or aimed at Poland. The current rules are published: blind tasting in panels of five, judges unconnected to entrants, and medals for the top 30% of entries only (gold 5%, silver 10%, bronze 15%). Weight is moderate: the jury is Polish, entry numbers are not published, entry is paid (about €65–75), and the rules of earlier years are not on record.

What decides a class

  • Blind tasting

    Is the tasting blind, and are the rules published?

  • Share of medals

    What share of entries leaves with a medal?

  • The jury

    How is the jury composed, and how independent is it of the entrants?

  • Cost of entry

    What does entry cost, and is marketing sold alongside the medal?

Where we cannot establish these, the class stays unassigned — a guessed grade is worse than an honest gap.

Weight class

Moderate weight

A visible competition with a partly published methodology. The medal counts, but is not equal to a major one.

Held in
Poland
Awards in the catalogue
20
Wines
16
Award years
2009–2022

of them claimed by a producer or shop: 20

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Medalists

Every award from this competition in our catalogue.

Grouped by the year the award was given, newest first. A medal belongs to a batch rather than to a wine in general, so the vintage of the awarded batch is printed on the row.

Gold4Silver9Bronze716 wines · 7 years

2022

2 awards

2018

1 award

2016

3 awards

2014

5 awards

2013

3 awards

2012

3 awards

2009

3 awards

A row marked claimed is known from the producer or a shop rather than from the competition's own results. Medals are weighted by how trustworthy the competition is — they are never summed as equals, and a wine without awards is not worse than one with a pay-to-play medal. How we weigh awards.

Sources and other competitions

Where these results come from.

  • Producer's website

    20 awards

    Medals the producer lists for its own wines, with the year and the vintage as stated. Marked claimed on the row.

A medal recorded wrongly, or a class you think is unfair? Producers and readers can send a correction, and a person reads every message.

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