1 competition, 4 sessions

The Concours Mondial de Bruxelles will now be held in 4 different sessions so that each type of wine can be judged professionally depending on their specific characters.

Next sessions

Red and White Wine Session

Open registration

Rosé Wine Session

Closed registration

Sweet and Fortified Wine Session

Open registration

Sparkling Wine Session

Open registration

A global benchmark for wine competition

The Concours Mondial de Bruxelles is a global benchmark for wine competition. Its independence, stringent standards and tasting procedures offer reassurance for consumers, enabling them to buy medal-winning wines with complete confidence.

Latest news and events

The Concours Mondial de Bruxelles reveals the best rosé wines of the year

The Concours Mondial de Bruxelles reveals the best rosé wines of the year

20 Mar 23
PRIZE-GIVING CEREMONY AT PROWEIN

PRIZE-GIVING CEREMONY AT PROWEIN

08 Mar 23
1,150 rosés compete at Domaine de Manse, headquarters of IGP Pays d’Oc wines

1,150 rosés compete at Domaine de Manse, headquarters of IGP Pays d’Oc wines

07 Mar 23
Mateus – the success story of Portugal’s best-selling rosé wine

Mateus – the success story of Portugal’s best-selling rosé wine

06 Mar 23
The rosé wines of Pays d’Oc PGI leave nothing to be desired

The rosé wines of Pays d’Oc PGI leave nothing to be desired

01 Mar 23
A tradition of winegrowing spanning 26 centuries

A tradition of winegrowing spanning 26 centuries

20 Feb 23
5 challenges for French rosés

5 challenges for French rosés

15 Feb 23
Wine trends to follow in 2023

Wine trends to follow in 2023

02 Feb 23

Our seasoned judges

Our seasoned judges from around the world taste entries with a single-minded ambition, and that is to select wines of irreproachable quality with no bias stemming from the label or an appellation’s prestige. The competition is one of the most significant international events of its kind.

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Testimonials

They talk about the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles

Among the international competitions, for me THE World Competition is Brussels. The quality of the tasters imposes a level of requirement with regard to one’s own palate which I have not encountered anywhere else. For me it is the most reliable medal.

Xavier Leclerc

Wine merchant for Auchan, France

Certainly the most international and serious competition! The marketing of a bottle of wine is very complex, and the consumer is often confused when faced with so many choices on the shelves. This is why a medal is a sign of quality and a strong sign for the consumer.

Rémy Sibony

Wine Negotiator at Carrefour, France

For a producer a medal is a great marketing tool. I have had suppliers who won medals and were able to open up new markets after being proactively approached by buyers, just because they were on the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles website. That’s a great return on investment!

Jonas De Maere

Wine Program Manager forAhold Delhaize USA