International Cool Climate Wine Show
International Cool Climate Wine Show 2010
The Red Hill (Mornington Peninsula, Victoria) Agricultural and Horticultural Society's 'International Cool Climate Wine Show' was established in 1999 to benchmark and raise the profile of high quality cool climate wines. The wine show has expanded its horizons with the addition of wines from New Zealand and the northern hemisphere.
Held annually in early March, with trophy and medal winners announced at the prestigious International Cool Climate Wine Show Awards Dinner, also at Red Hill on the Mornington Peninsula.
Order tickets and download the list of trophy and medal winners from their website above.
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