Concours Coterie Internationale De Vins Et Spiritueux
Exclusive International Wine & Spirits Competition
Private Tasting Awards are also arranged year round, upon request.
Concours Coterie
Internationale De Vins
Et Spiritueux
Exclusive International Wine & Spirits Competition
At Concours Coterie Internationale De Vins Et Spiritueux (CCIVS), an Exclusive International Wine & Spirits Competition, our awards are judged by some of the World’s foremost experts. We will bring together up to 3000 brands with over 100 of the most respected voices in the global wine community, including renowned critics, leading journalists, award-winning Sommeliers, and influential buyers representing markets from around the World. With exceptional regional expertise, our judges ensure a fair, rigorous, and impartial evaluation process. Wines are assessed through a consumer-focused lens, with panels carefully curated to reflect a balance of industry perspectives. By uniting Sommeliers, wine writers, and buyers from both major retailers and specialist merchants, CCIVS delivers results that are both credible and comprehensive.
A GLOBAL STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
Concours Coterie Internationale De Vins Et Spiritueux (CCIVS) represents a new benchmark in the World of Wine & Spirits Competitions—where credibility, luxury, and global recognition converge. Designed for discerning producers, buyers, and consumers, CCIVS delivers a competition experience defined by precision, prestige, and trust.
WHY CCIVS
In a crowded marketplace, recognition must mean more. CCIVS awards are not simply medals—they are marks of distinction that communicate quality, credibility, and international relevance.
Each award represents:
• Independent expert evaluation
• Alignment with global luxury standards
• Recognition within real-world premium consumption environments
WORLD-CLASS VENUES
CCIVS competitions are uniquely hosted within some of the world’s most prestigious hotels, ensuring an environment that reflects the highest standards of hospitality and excellence.
From Beverly Hills to Paris, Tokyo to Sydney, each location is carefully selected to represent the pinnacle of global luxury. These iconic settings reinforce the integrity of the judging process and position awarded products within the same environments where they re ultimately enjoyed and purchased.
TRUSTED BY BUYERS
For retailers, distributors, and hospitality professionals, CCIVS provides a powerful tool for product selection and recommendation.
Award-winning entries offer:
• Confidence in quality
• Ease of recommendation
• Stronger consumer appeal
• Enhanced sales performance
CCIVS aligns directly with the expectations of premium buyers across international markets.
CONFIDENCE FOR
CONSUMERS
For consumers, a CCIVS award serves as an immediate and trusted signal of excellence. In a category often defined by complexity, the CCIVS medal simplifies choice—offering reassurance, clarity, and confidence at the moment of purchase.
AWARD STATURE
Every CCIVS medal is designed to be instantly recognizable and globally trusted.
Our award stickers are:
• Clear and authoritative
• Visually refined
• Aligned with luxury positioning
• Recognized across international markets. Transforms recognition into influence—bridging the gap between evaluation and purchase.
International Wine & Spirits
Competitions
Rome’s International Wine & Spirits Competition “ Etterna Citti ,” held at the Hotel De Russie ,
Roma Italia 2027
New Zealand’s International Wine & Spirits Competition, held at the Four Seasons Aukland, New Zealand TBA 2027
Brazil’s International Wine & Spirits Competition , held at Copacabana Palace, A Belmond Hotel, Rio de Janeiro , Brazil TBA 2027
Australia International Wine & Spirits Competition , held at the Four Seasons, Sydney , Australia TBA 2027
Japan’s International Wine & Spirits Competition , held at the Ritz Carlton, Tokyo, Japan TBA 2027
Our Esteemed Judges & Judging Process
Our panels are composed of highly qualified professionals from across the beverage industry, including:
• Master Sommeliers,Winemakers and Distillers
• Sommeliers and Beverage Directors
• Spirit Specialists and Blenders
• Retail Buyers and Importers
• Educators and Journalists
Each Judge is selected based on their experience, credentials, and demonstrated sensory expertise.
We prioritize diversity of background and perspective to ensure well-rounded evaluations. All Judges adhere to strict ethical guidelines, including: • No conflicts of interest • Confidentiality of results • Objective and professional conduct
How Judging Works
All wines and spirits are assessed through blind tasting, meaning Judges do not know the identity, brand, or origin of the product they are evaluating. This removes bias and ensures each entry is judged solely on its merit. Judging panels are organized by category and typically consist of 3–5 experts. Each panel collaborates to discuss and score entries, combining individual impressions with group consensus. Products are evaluated using a structured scoring system that considers:
• Appearance
• Aroma / Nose
• Flavor / Palate
• Balance & Complexity
• Finish
• Overall Quality & Typicity
Top-scoring entries may be re-tasted in sweepstakes rounds to determine “Best in Class” and “Best of Show” awards.
Wine & Spirit
Competition Judging
Our wine and spirit competitions are built on integrity, expertise, and a commitment to recognizing true excellence. Every entry is evaluated through a rigorous, blind-tasting process designed to ensure fairness, consistency, and credibility.
Commitment to
Excellence
We are dedicated to maintaining the highest standards in evaluation and competition management. From judge selection to scoring methodology, every step is designed to uphold transparency, fairness, and respect for the craft behind every bottle.
International Wine & Spirits
Competitions
Judging Categories
Entries are grouped into carefully defined categories to ensure fair comparisons among similar styles and production methods. Wine Categories Wines are classified by key characteristics such as:
• Varietal (e.g., Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay)
• Region / Appellation
• Vintage
• Style (still, sparkling, fortified, dessert)
Spirit Categories Spirits are judged within their respective classes, including:
• Whiskey (Scotch, Bourbon, Rye, etc.)
• Vodka
• Gin
• Rum
• Tequila & Agave Spirits
• Brandy & Cognac
• Liqueurs & Specialty Spirits
Further subcategories may include:
• Age statements
• Production methods
• Flavor profiles
• Proof ranges
Awards & Recognition
Medals are awarded based on score thresholds:
• DOUBLE GOLD - Most exceptional quality, most exceptional example of its category
• Gold – Exceptional quality, outstanding example of its category
• Silver – High quality, well-crafted and expressive
• Bronze – Good quality, solid representation
• Best in Class – Top performer within a specific category
• Best of Show – Highest honor across all entries Award-winning products
gain industry recognition, credibility, and valuable exposure among consumers and trade professionals.
International Wine & Spirits
Competitions
At Concours Coterie Internationale De Vins Et Spiritueux (CCIVS), we believe the extraordinary diversity of the World’s Wines & Spirits deserves to be showcased on the global stage and presented directly to the right buyers, decision-makers, and industry leaders.
From historic Old World estates to pioneering New World producers, CCIVS provides a distinguished international platform where craftsmanship, terroir, and innovation are not only celebrated—but elevated and recognized at the highest level.
CONCOURS COTERIE INTERNATIONALE
DE VINS ET SPIRITUEUX
European Wine Producers
From the timeless vineyards of France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, and beyond, Europe represents the foundation of global wine culture.
CCIVS proudly highlights:
• The structure and prestige of Bordeaux and Burgundy
• The elegance and aging potential of Italian Barolo, Brunello, and Amarone.
• The precision and freshness of German Riesling
• The bold character of Spanish Rioja and Ribera del Duero
The distinctive fortified wines of Portugal, including Port and Madeira Each region reflects centuries of tradition, diverse terroirs, and an enduring commitment to excellence.
African Wine Producers
Africa continues to rise as a dynamic force in the global wine landscape.
South Africa, in particular, stands at the forefront, offering:
• Rich, full-bodied reds such as Pinotage and Cabernet Sauvignon
• Vibrant Chenin Blanc and expressive white blends
• Wines shaped by the unique convergence of the Indian Ocean and Atlantic climates
Emerging regions across the continent further contribute to Africa’s growing reputation for innovation and quality.
North American Wine Producers
North America offers remarkable diversity, driven by varied climates and forward-thinking winemaking.
Highlights include:
• The world-renowned Napa Valley and Sonoma County in California.
• The refined Pinot Noir and Chardonnay of Oregon’s Willamette Valley.
• The cool-climate excellence of Niagara Peninsula, Canada, known for both premium table wines and exceptional Icewine.
These regions combine innovation with terroir-driven expression, producing wines of global acclaim.
South American Wine Producers
South America delivers bold expression and exceptional value, with wines that continue to captivate international markets.
CCIVS showcases:
• Argentina’s iconic Malbec, along with high-altitude Cabernet Sauvignon and Torrontés
• Chile’s elegant Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and Carmenère
• Brazil’s emerging sparkling wine sector, gaining international recognition.
These wines reflect diverse climates—from Andean vineyards to coastal influences—resulting in powerful yet balanced profiles.
Asian Wine Producers
Asia represents a fascinating and rapidly evolving segment of the wine world.
• The refined tradition of Japanese sake, rooted in centuries of craftsmanship
•To Japan’s Koshu wines, known for their delicacy and food-pairing versatility
• And the growing presence of Chinese Cabernet Sauvignon and premium boutique wineries
Asia continues to redefine expectations, blending heritage with modern innovation.
Oceanian Wine Producers
Australia and New Zealand are globally celebrated for both quality and innovation.
CCIVS highlights:
• Australia’s bold and expressive Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Grenache blends
• New Zealand’s world-class Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir, known for purity and vibrancy These regions exemplify precision winemaking, sustainability, and a strong connection to terroir.
Other Wines &
Emerging Regions
Beyond the established regions, CCIVS proudly recognizes the rising stars of the global wine industry.
These include:
• England’s sparkling wines, now competing with the finest in the world
• Eastern European producers from countries such as Georgia (the birthplace of wine), Hungary, Romania, and Croatia
• Middle Eastern wines, with historic roots and renewed modern excellence
• Scandinavian and cool-climate innovations, pushing the boundaries of viticulture
• Boutique and small-production wineries across the globe bringing unique, terroir-driven expressions to market
These regions represent the future of wine—diverse, innovative, and increasingly influential on the world stage.
Spirits Producers At Concours Coterie
Internationale De Vins Et Spiritueux
The Art of Spirits
Production
The creation of spirits follows several key stages, beginning with carefully selected raw materials. These may include sugar-rich fruits, starch-based ingredients such as grains or potatoes, or pre-existing alcohol bases like wine.
At Concours Coterie Internationale De Vins Et Spiritueux (CCIVS), spirits producers are invited to present their finest creations to our distinguished panel of international judges. From refined liqueurs and brandies to expertly crafted schnapps, vodka, and whisky, our judges seek to understand not only the spirit itself, but also the artistry and dedication behind its production. Each entry reflects passion, heritage, and the pursuit of excellence in distillation. With an exceptional range of spirits represented, CCIVS showcases the very best from around the world. Distinguished brandies—including celebrated expressions such as Armagnac and Cognac from France—highlight a tradition dating back to the 12th century.
Today, brandy continues to evolve, offering a diverse spectrum of styles and national interpretations to the global trade audience. While Scotland remains the historic home of whisky, outstanding whiskies are now produced across the globe. At CCIVS, both established houses and emerging distilleries present remarkable expressions that challenge and delight even the most seasoned connoisseurs. For aficionados, maturation plays a defining role—long ageing develops complex, layered flavour profiles that distinguish exceptional spirits. Gin, a timeless classic, is experiencing a global renaissance. Its versatility and the boundless creativity it offers producers have led to an extraordinary diversity of styles and botanical expressions.
From traditional London Dry to innovative craft interpretations, gin continues to captivate both producers and consumers alike. Vodka producers combine generations of expertise with modern innovation to create exceptionally pure and refined spirits. Alongside renowned brands, a new wave of distillers is redefining vodka through unique flavour infusions and cutting-edge techniques, expanding the category’s global appeal. Schnapps, including traditional styles such as Korn, Doppelkorn, and Kornbrand, represents a long-standing heritage of craftsmanship. Leading producers bring their finest expressions to CCIVS, offering a true taste of tradition and purity. Liqueurs, fruit brandies, and grape marc spirits further enrich the category, delivering a wide spectrum of flavours—from delicately sweet to intensely aromatic— crafted through the distillation of fermented fruits and botanicals. Internationally acclaimed producers of rum and tequila are also proudly represented. are also proudly represented.
Tequila, originating from Mexico, is crafted exclusively from the blue agave plant. It is categorized into several styles, including Blanco (unaged and vibrant), Reposado (aged in oak for added smoothness), Añejo (rich and complex, aged longer), and Extra Añejo (ultra-premium, extensively aged). The production process begins with harvesting the agave, followed by cooking, crushing to extract juices, fermentation, distillation, and often maturation in oak barrels to develop depth and character.
CCIVS is also proud to feature a dedicated category for Mezcal, another agave-based spirit known for its distinctive and often smoky profile. Mezcal is produced by roasting agave hearts (piñas) in underground pits, which imparts its signature flavour. The cooked agave is then crushed, fermented naturally, and distilled—often using traditional methods—resulting in a spirit that reflects both terroir and artisanal craftsmanship. Beyond tequila and mezcal, the global spirits portfolio includes unique expressions such as Asian arrack and Greek ouzo, further enriching the international diversity presented to our judges. Increasingly, producers are also embracing organic and sustainable practices, creating spirits from natural raw materials as part of a growing commitment to environmental responsibility. At CCIVS, we recognize the passion, dedication, and time invested in perfecting each spirit. Our competition celebrates not only quality, but the craftsmanship and innovation behind every bottle.
Fermentation: Raw materials are processed—pressed or malted—to produce mash or juice. Yeast is then introduced, converting sugars into alcohol through fermentation.
Distillation: The fermented liquid is distilled to separate alcohol from water and other components. Through multiple distillation stages, impurities such as fusel oils are removed, resulting in a refined spirit that can reach high levels of purity and alcohol concentration.
Maturation: Many spirits are aged in wooden barrels, often toasted on the inside. This process enhances aroma, flavour, and colour, creating depth and complexity. Maturation periods vary widely, from months to decades, depending on the desired style.
Filtration and Dilution: The spirit is then filtered to ensure clarity and stability, before being diluted to the desired alcohol level for bottling. While these stages provide a general framework, production methods vary widely. Each distiller brings their own expertise, innovation, and creativity, resulting in the remarkable diversity of flavours, aromas, and styles found in the world of spirits today.
Celebrating Excellence
The Beer & Craft Beer Category at CONCOURS COTERIE INTERNATIONALE DE VINS ET SPIRITUEUX
honours not only exceptional taste but also the dedication, creativity, and craftsmanship that define
the world’s best beers. Winning producers gain global recognition and the opportunity to showcase
their beers to influential buyers, distributors, and connoisseurs worldwide.
How Beer is Judged
Our international panel of expert judges evaluates each beer through a rigorous and refined tasting process, ensuring fairness, consistency, and recognition of true quality.
Judges assess:
• Appearance
Clarity, color, head retention, and visual appeal
appropriate to the style.
• Aroma
The balance and intensity of malt, hops, yeast character, and any additional ingredients.
• Flavor Profile
Complexity, balance, depth, and how well the beer reflects its intended style.
• Mouthfeel
Body, carbonation, texture, and overall drinking experience.
• Finish & Aftertaste
Cleanliness, length, and harmony of flavors after each sip.
• Technical Excellence
Absence of faults and precision in brewing. Each entry is judged blind, ensuring that awards are based purely on merit and sensory excellence.
The Craft of Brewing Beer:
Behind every exceptional beer lies a meticulous and demanding process that combines science, skill, and creativity. The brewing journey includes:
• Mashing
Grains are carefully heated to convert starches into fermentable sugars.
• Boiling
Hops are added to create bitterness, flavor, and aroma.
• Fermentation
Yeast transforms sugars into alcohol and carbon dioxide—this is where the beer truly comes to life.
• Conditioning & Maturation Time, temperature, and patience refine the beer’s character and complexity.
• Packaging
Ensuring the final product reaches consumers in perfect condition.
Brewers dedicate countless hours to refining recipes, selecting the finest ingredients, and maintaining precise control over every stage of production. The result is a product that reflects passion, heritage, and innovation in every glass.
CONCOURS COTERIE INTERNATIONALE DE VINS ET SPIRITUEUEX IS INTRODUCING NON-ALCOHOLIC CATEGORIES
CCIVS positions itself at the forefront of industry evolution, recognizing both tradition and transformation.
Expanding Excellence: Introducing Non-Alcoholic Beverage Categories As the global beverage landscape evolves, Concours Coterie Internationale de Vins et Spiritueux (CCIVS) is proud to introduce dedicated award categories for non-alcoholic beverages—recognizing innovation, craftsmanship, and excellence in one of the fastest-growing sectors of the industry. A Category defined by Growth and Opportunity.
Why CCIVS Is Leading This Movement
With consumer spending on non-alcoholic beverages growing faster than alcohol in many markets , CCIVS ensures its platform reflects where the industry is going —not just where it has been.Expanding Occasions & Market Versatility Non-alcoholic beverages are no longer substitutes—they are standalone category leaders.
Elevating Global Standards
CCIVS will evaluate non-alcoholic beverages with the same rigor as wines and spirits, focusing on:
• Complexity and balance
• Aromatics and structure
• Innovation and craftsmanship
• Market relevance and consumer appeal
Supporting Producers
& Brands
Award recognition provides:
• Credibility in a competitive and emerging market
• Increased visibility with global buyers and distributors
• Consumer trust through verified quality
Aligning with Global Demand
The inclusion of non-alcoholic categories is more than an expansion—it is a statement.
CCIVS recognizes that the future of the beverage industry lies in:
• Choice
• Innovation
• Wellness
• Inclusivity
By celebrating the finest non-alcoholic beverages alongside world-class wines and spirits, CCIVS continues its mission to set global benchmarks of excellence— across every category that defines modern drinking culture.
They are consumed across:
• Fine dining and gastronomy pairings
• Wellness and lifestyle routines
• Corporate and luxury events
• Travel, hospitality, and global exhibitions This versatility makes them highly relevant to international competitions and global buyers.
The CCIVS Commitment
At Concours Coterie Internationale De Vins Et Spiritueux, we do more than showcase wines—we connect producers with the right global audience:
• International Buyers
• Luxury Hospitality Groups
• Importers and Distributors
• Our mission is to ensure that sommeliers and industry
leaders come to know every exceptional wine and spirit.
And not only to be recognized—but positioned where it belongs:
among the finest in the world, in front of those who matter most.
Shipping & Logistics Support
CCIVS provides tailored guidance for sample shipments for each individual competition, ensuring all entries arrive safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with international shipping requirements. Through our extensive global network, we collaborate with leading courier services including DHL, FedEx, and UPS, alongside trusted international logistics partners and customs brokers, to support seamless sample transportation worldwide. Below is a selection of our global logistics network available to assist you:
Brazil
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – São Paulo (Guarulhos)
Rua Florestópolis, 87 – CEP 07171-030
Contacts: Maria Frias, Marcelo Sandes, Kaone Victoriano
Mobile: +55 11 99768 2361
Maria.Frias@hellmann.com
Canada
S. McGladery & Sons Distributors Ltd (Canadian & Worldwide Logistics)
701 – 8 Smith Mews Vancouver, BC
Contact: Maureen McGladery
Mobile: (604) 499-6007 www.smcgladery.com
maureen@smcgladery.com
New Zealand
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Auckland (Mangere)
2 Landing Drive, Airport Oaks Mangere, Auckland 2022
+64 9 919 7700
Direct: +64 9 919 7716
Mobile: +64 21 981 407
mark.nola@hellmann.com
Japan
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Narita (Chiba)
Nissho Logistics Narita Packing Center / Bonded Warehouse c/o Hellmann Worldwide Logistics Inc Taragai, Narita-shi Chiba 287-024
Japan Contacts: Kenichi Eto, Shigeru Yazawa
Mobile : +81 476-73-5355
FEA-TYO@hellmann.com
Greece
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Thessaloniki
c/o Carel SA Transport & Logistics 43, 26th Octovriou Str.
Contacts: Ersie Michou, Alexandra Aggelkou
Mobile : +30 2310 538539
emichou@carel.eu
Hungary
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Budapest (Vecsés)
Lorinci ut 61, Airport Business Park Building B/1, H-2220
Contacts: Rita Szabados, Máté Salamon
Mobile : +36 29 789 270
afe.bud@hellmann.com
Romania
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Bucharest
Business Garden Bucharest Calea Plevnei 159, Building A, Floor 3
Contacts: Stefan Dinu, Daniela Paul
Mobile : +40 31 22 88200
Stefan.Dinu@hellmann.com
Slovenia
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Ljubljana
Fersped d.o.o. Kriva pot 38
Contact: Darja Koleto
Mobile : +386 30 600 599
darja.koleto@fersped.si
South AfricaHellmann Worldwide Logistics – Cape Town
Bridgewater Logistics Unit B2, Arterial Industrial Estate
Contact: Wendy Watkins
Mobile : +27 79 714 0086
wendy.watkins@hellmann.com
Switzerland
ATS-Hellmann Worldwide Logistics AG – Kloten
Steinackerstrasse 28 CH-8302
Contact: Maximilian Lais
Mobile : +41 44 815 8013
Maximilian.Lais@hellmann.com
Australia
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Melbourne (Tullamarine)
57–73 Lambeck Drive, Victoria 3043
Contacts : Joanne Giddings, Sally Cox
Mobile : +61 3 9335 3555
melexpair@hellmann.com
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Adelaide (Port Adelaide)
27 Aberdeen Street, South Australia 5015
Contacts: Kate Size, Dina Begic
Mobile : +61 8 8245 2955
FEA-ADL@hellmann.com
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Perth (Welshpool)
196B Welshpool Road, WA 6986 Contact: Anan Ulaganathan
Mobile : +61 8 9353 4655
Ananthan.Ulaganathan@hellmann.com
Chile
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Santiago (Pudahuel)
Avda Americo Vespucio #1309, Office 310 Edificio Centro Aeropuerto Enea
Contacts: Alejandro Munoz, Eduardo Ruz
Mobile : +56 9 8709 5675
eduardo.ruz@hellmann.com
alejandro.munoz@hellmann.com
Italy
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Segrate (Milan)
BETATRANS – Via Londra 1/3, Magazzino 18 20054 Segrate, Italy
Contact: Nicholas Agresti
Mobile : 02 7562781
NicholasAntonio.Agresti@hellmann.com
Croatia
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Zagreb
Quehenberger Logistics d.o.o. Gospodarska 2/c, Hala 3 10431 Sveta Nedelja
Contacts: Martina Plepelic, Emanuel Vulinovic
Mobile : +385 99 4972 541
Martina.Plepelic@quehenberger.com
Macedonia
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Skopje
c/o Quehenberger Logistics Macedonia Dooel Ulica 8, br. 4 Kojlija
Contact: Igor Stojanovski
Mobile : +389 22 555580
igor.stojanovski@quehenberger.com
Portugal
Hellmann Beverage Logistics – Maia
Rua Da Serra 654 4425-390 Maia
Contact: Joaquim Augusto
Mobile : +351 967 830 259
joaquim.augusto@rangel.com
Serbia
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Novi Banovci
c/o Transfera d.o.o. Druga logistička 14
Contacts: Stefan Radivojević, Srecko Ristić
Mobile : +381 64 647 2513
stefan.radivojevic@transfera.com
Spain
Hellmann Perishable Logistics – Valencia Gediba
C/ Rio Vinalopo, 27
Contact: Inaki Santos
Mobile : +34 618 653780
inaki.santos@hellmann.com
United States
HPL-APOLLO Perishable Logistics – San Francisco
401 E Grand Ave, CA 94080 Contact: Sandy Zhan
Mobile : +1 415-568-1366
sandy.zheng@hplapollo.com
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics – Seattle (Fife, WA)
Allstate Warehouse
Contact: Ole Heiken
Ole.Heiken@hellmann.com
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