You sure about that?
"China continued to establish its reputation of producing quality-led, award-winning wines for the global market, and building on previous successes, it achieved 120 medals, including one Platinum, three Gold, 34 Silver and 82 Bronze.China showcased its ability to produce world-class sweet wine, particularly icewine, of which 13 medals were awarded, including one Platinum for Ji'an City Baite Wine Co Manor Icewine 2016 from the Jilin region, in addition to three Gold and six Silver medals.The Liaoning region in Northeast China produced five award-winning icewines, two Gold (Chateau Changyu Black Diamond Icewine Valley Vidal 2017, Liaoning Sanhe Cailonglin Vidal Icewine 2013) and three Silver medals (Chateau Changyu Golden Diamond Icewine Valley Vidal 2017, Liaoning Sanhe Cailonglin Vidal Icewine 2014, Liaoning Sanhe Cailonglin Vidal Icewine 2016).Outside the sweet wine category, China collected Silver medals from a variety of regions, including Hebei, Shanxi, Shandong, Xinjiang and Ningxia.The excellent value Changyu Long Tailed Cat 2019 from the Yantai sub-region of Shandong picked up a Silver medal for a Cabernet Sauvignon/Syrah blend. Whilst the Domaine Chandon vineyard in Ningxia was awarded a Bronze medal for its NV Sparkling Rosé.Xinjiang’s Puchang Vineyard continued its success in 2020, collecting a Silver medal for the Saperavi 2016, a native Georgian grape variety.Taiwan entered one wine that won Silver, the Weightstone Musann Blanc 2018, a still dry white wine made from 100% Musann Blanc – a variety unique to Taiwan.All rights reserved by TI Media Ltd. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Decanter. Only Official Media Partners (see 'About Us' page on the website) of DecanterChina.com may republish part of the content from the site without prior permission under strict Terms & Conditions. Contact
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https://www.decanterchina.com/en/news/china-maintains-its-dominance-in-asia-at-the-decanter-world-wine-awards-2020The only thing keeping Aussie wines competitive in China was goodwill; when ScoMo and his Wolverines decided to declare war on China, Aussie farmers are the ones who pay.
And now, like a bunch of easily manipulated rabble, the posters here are being misled by ScoMo blaming everything on China instead of working with the largest market in the world- that's China.
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