Today we finished the 2009 Decanter World Wine Awards judging with the regional chairs judging the regioanl trophy wines to discern the International Trophies. Once the judging was concluded we headed over the Thames to Putney for a very good and relaxed lunch at the Enoteca Turi in Putney High Street. As usual the lunch featured several, light-hearted awards presnted to the judges by Sarah Kemp.
John Avery, the distinguished wine merchant, won the youth prize
John Livingstone-Learmonth won the night watchman prize (horlicks and pyjamas) as his panel was always the last to finish
Marina Gayan MW, the new regional chair for Argentina, presented with her gift for keeping her panel in order
Marina Gayan MW and John Avery pose with their judges' gifts
John Livingstone-Learmonth won the night watchman prize (horlicks and pyjamas) as his panel was always the last to finish
Marina Gayan MW, the new regional chair for Argentina, presented with her gift for keeping her panel in order
Marina Gayan MW and John Avery pose with their judges' gifts
Sophia Dempsey (one of the dynamic female DWWA team) with Andrew Jefford and Giles MacDonogh
Christelle Guibert (one of the dynamic female DWWA team), John Livingstone-Learmonth and Ch'ng Poh Tiong
Jane Hunt MW, Andrew Jefford, Stephen Brook and Richard Baudains
Christelle Guibert (one of the dynamic female DWWA team), John Livingstone-Learmonth and Ch'ng Poh Tiong
Jane Hunt MW, Andrew Jefford, Stephen Brook and Richard Baudains
Enoteca Turi, 28 Putney High Street, London SW15 1SQ
Tel: 020-8785 4449
www.enotecaturi.com
www.enotecaturi.com
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Chris Kissack has posted a reflective report on his site on judging on the Loire panel at the Decanter World Wine Awards. I was delighted to have Chris on the panel this year (although I'm not sure where he got the idea that only regional chairs can use cameras) and I thought that panel worked very well together.
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