Why enter
The aim of The Library Collection is to demonstrate the merits of premium wines and their cellaring potential.
Each year the tasting focuses on 10 year old and 5 year old wines. The 2011 tasting will review the 2001 and 2006 vintages.
Greater Exposure
This year the Library Collection will be offering producers the possibilty of showing your wines at a boutique tasting for key buyers in Asia as well as announcing the results in the World of Fine Wine magazine.
Profile
The Library Collection increases your exposure to consumers. The results will be published online and in international consumer newspapers. The competition will also be covered in the international trade press. The results will be published online and in international wine magazines.
Endorsement
The independent panel of accredited experts brings a broad level of endorsement. The judging integrity at The Library Collection will follow the same internationally acclaimed and meticulous process as established at the International Wine Challenge. Wines will be assessed for their current drinking as well as their cellaring potential.
Recognition
The Library Collection will be recognised by consumers and throughout the wine industry. Tasting notes, with reference to cellaring potential, will give crucial direction to the consumer on the ageability of your wine. This information will be available online on this site following the judging.
Sales
A good score in The Library Collection allows a wine to generate positive PR and marketing. The Library Collection aims to raise the profile of the wines entered, thus enhancing the brand and creating demand. Profitability is enhanced by third-party endorsement. Consumer confidence A key benefit of The Library Collection is to encourage consumers to trade up with confidence. The Library Collection will bring new customers into the category of premium wines for both immediate consumption and cellaring.
