Monsoon Valley Colombard 09 wins medal and awarded “Best Wine From Thailand”


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Monsoon Valley Colombard 09 wins medal and awarded “Best Wine From Thailand”
at the Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Competition

Bangkok, November 30, 2009 – Siam Winery’s Monsoon Valley has again earned accolades and further acknowledgement among wine connoisseurs as its Monsoon Valley Colombard 2009 wine has won a bronze medal at the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Competition 2009, as well as receiving a special trophy as “the Best Wine From Thailand”.

Inaugurated for the first time this year, the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Competition aims to provide wine lovers in the region with an easy and informative way to explore and enjoy the wonderful world of wines and spirits, and to help the trade showcase their products in the world's most dynamic market. Gathered were a top class panel of Asia’s most esteemed judges drawn from a selection of wine journalists, educators, food and beverage professionals, wine buyers and private collectors.

Among 1,300 entries this year, Siam Winery received impressive reviews for its Monsoon Valley Colombard 2009 which won a prestigious bronze medal from among stiff competition. Also, in keeping with the competition's raison d'etre of being a truly Asian competition, judges also award trophies for Asia’s Best category, and for this the Monsoon Valley Colombard 2009 was awarded the “Best Wine from Thailand”.

Mr. Kim Wachtveitl, Siam Winery’s Director Business Development said “The medal and award received at the Cathay Pacific Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Competition is a perfect way to end what has been an extremely positive year for us. We are delighted to have received such a prestigious award and title at this inaugural but growing event. All of us at Siam Winery are extremely proud of the achievements of this year, and we look forward to carrying this momentum into next year.”

Siam Winery
Siam Winery was founded in 1986 and has a strong desire to BRING WINE CULTURE TO THE KINGDOM. Siam Winery is Southeast Asia’s largest producer of premium wine and grape-based products, owning many popular brands such as: SPY Wine Cooler, Monsoon Valley Wines, Fresco Fruit Flavored Wines, and imported wines brands such as Mont Clair, Kookaburra’s Head, Château Vendôme and Peter Vella. Siam Winery products are widely available in leading retailers as well as most deluxe hotels and restaurants throughout Thailand, and are also exported to over 20 countries around the world.
www.siamwinery.com, www.monsoonvalleywine.com

Further information for media please contact:
Parisa Chayakula/ Suparat Photivichit
TQPR Thailand Tel: 0 2260 5820 ext 121/113;
Fax: 0 2260 5847-8; Email: samui@tqpr.com, aey@tqpr.com

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