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Asia Wine Awards
The AWA 2024 is closed for entries. If you wish to be notified when we open entries for AWA 2025, register your interest today!
Asia Wine Awards
Key AWA 2025 dates and prices
November 04, 2024 – AWA 2025 entries open
November 04, 2024 – Warehouse open
March 25, 2025 – Entry, payment deadline
March 28, 2025 – Delivery deadline
April 22–26, 2025 – AWA judging
May 19, 2025 – AWA 2025 results announced
Location: Hong Kong
AWA 2025 Entry prices
Online entry: US$ 200.00 per wine
Offline entry: US$ 220.00 per wine
Asia Wine Awards
How to enter AWA
1. Register to create your account
2. Enter the details of the wines that you want to enter the competition
3. Checkout and complete your billing profile
Every time you enter a wine information to add to cart,
Then you can enter other wine information again, and then Checkout together.
1. Online payment via Credit Card or Paypal: Select payment options in your account and pay online option.
2. Once the payment is confirmed, you can access the payment/invoice receipt under the billing tab of your online account.
March 28, 2025 – Delivery deadline
Prepare your samples for shipping to AWA logistic Partner’s Warehouse in Hong Kong.
Shipping Instructions
Asia Wine Awards
Criteria for Eligible Entry
Entries must:
1. be made exclusively from the partial or complete alcoholic fermentation of fresh grapes, whether crushed or not, or of grape must;
2. with the exception of sweet wines, have an actual alcohol content of not less than 5% in volume;
3. have a minimum production quantity of 600 litres (66 cases) available to the market, with the exception of sweet and fortified wines, which must have a minimum production quantity of 450 litres (50 cases);
4. be finished and in their final container; and not be tank samples
5. be sealed with the same closure as the final, commercially available wine;
6. be contained in a 750ml bottle, with the exception of sweet and fortified wines, which may be contained in 375ml, or 500ml bottles.
7. be labelled in accordance including (i) the geographical area of origin; (ii) the product category; (iii) the producer details; (iv) the nominal volume; (v) actual alcoholic strength; and (vi) a Lot number.
