In BWW Competition 2020, the Best Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Neal Martin.
"Thank you to everyone who voted for me in the Best Wine Critic Competition, not least since many of the votes are cast by fellow wine professionals. Although by definition a competition, everyone that contributes towards communicating about wine has something to offer and is fighting the same cause - to encourage more people to drink well. That is more important today than ever in the shadow of proposed import tariffs and ever-stronger anti-alcohol lobbyists. Despite these immediate challenges, wine has been enjoyed for thousands of years and it will be enjoyed for thousands more. - Neal Martin (Senior Editor - Vinous)"
Other prestigious Awards:
-the Best Bordeaux Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Michel Bettane.
-the Best Burgundy Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Allen Meadows.
-the Best Rhône Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Jeb Dunnuck.
-the Best Alsace Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Stephan Reinhardt.
-the Best Champagne Critic of the World -title was awarded to Richard Juhlin.
-the Best Italy Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to James Suckling.
-the Best Spain Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to José Peñin.
-the Best Port Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Axel Probst.
-the Best Germany Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to David Schildknecht.
-the Best Austria Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Peter Moser.
-the Best South Africa Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to John Platter.
-the Best Napa Valley Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to James Laube.
-the Best Australia Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Andrew Caillard MW
The TOP 20 Wine Critics list with more information can be found at www.tastingbook.com
BWW is the largest and most important wine competition in the world in terms of amount of wines, consumers and professionals.
The World's Largest Wine Competition
The Best Wine of the World competition is the world’s most notable wine competition, and it is open for all wine producers. Winners of the BWW competition will be decided by hundreds of thousands of wine professionals and enthusiasts.
BWW is the largest wine competition in the world in terms of amount of wines, consumers and professionals.
ON INTERNET
The competition takes place on the world’s largest wine information source, Tastingbook.com, the website and service where consumers and professionals are free to vote wines that are in the BWW competition. People can also take part on the voting via Facebook and Instagram.
The competition wines are voted by hundreds of thousands of consumers and pros, who vote for the wines which they consider worthy. The voting period lasts for 3 months.
Millions Of Votes
The voting for the Best Wine Critic of the World begins on March 1, 2021 and ends on June 1, 2021.
The voting for the Best Wine Shop of the World begins on April 1, 2021 and ends on July 1, 2021.
The voting for the Best Wines of the World begins on July 1, 2021 and ends on September 31, 2021.
After this the judges that are selected among the over 11 000 wine professionals on Tastingbook form the pro tasting panel to assess and award the finalist wines.
The results for the Best Wine Critics and Shops of the World will be revealed on August 1, 2021 and the awards for the Best Wines of the World 2021 in different categories will be announced on January 15, 2022.
Two Phases
Judging for the competition is carried out in two phases. In the first phase the whole world – both wine consumers and wine professionals – decide on the best wines currently available by voting for wines on Tastingbook.com.
The progression of votes can be followed on realtime on Tastingbook.com during the entire 3-months voting period.
On the second phase the 50 most voted wines in each category will be proceeded to finals where finalist wines will be blind tasted and assessed by the wine professionals. The producers whose wines have been among the most voted wines will be asked to send the samples for the blind tastings.
How to Enter
To enter the competition, producers may submit their wines on the www.bwwcompetition.com website. The wines can be any vintage between the years 2004 and 2019. The vintage appraised in the finals does not need to be on the market at the time, it is sufficient that the wine is on the market during the year 2020. Wines can be entered into the competition at any time until March 30th, 2020. The voting commences on July 1st, 2020. The entrance fee for each wine is €150, and producers may enter as many wines as they wish. Entry into any of the specific categories is a mere additional €25 for each category.
In the first phase of the competition producers are not required to send samples for appraisal.
Each wine entered for the competition gets its own activated wine page at the Tastingbook.com platform with wine information, bottle image and a voting button.
The wines in BWW competition will have a special exposure on Tastingbook.com during the 3 months voting period with pop-up windows on produceer’s Tastingbook site and on Tastingbook’s front page.In the 2019 competition, each competition wine had over 8000 front page exposure.
Judging
During the voting period, the millions of visitors in Tastingbook.com will be able to vote for the wines that they prefer. Wines also receive votes always when professionals appraise and give scores to wines on Tastingbook during the voting period. The voting power of professionals is heavily weighted in their favour. The competition only takes into account votes and professionals‘ scores submitted into votes that are given during the voting period.
The producers whose wines will get voted to the finals are asked to send in 4 sample bottles of each wine.
Rules
The competition can be entered through a sign-up form on the BWW website and by paying the entrance fee either online or by invoice. It is possible to withdraw wines from the competition or chosen categories during the voting period, but the entrance fee is nonrefundable. BWW is not responsible for sign-up forms that are filled in incorrectly.
All wines that are entered in the competition must be produced from the grapes.
The wines must be on markets for sale during the year 2020 at the latest.
The competition wines can be non-vintage wine or any vintage between 2004 and 2019. Champagnes can be non-vintage or vintage champagnes between 2006 and 2014. Ports, Madeiras and fortified wines shall be between non-vintage or vintage between 1994 and 2018. The wines that present older vintages but are released on markets recently (post 2017) are allowed to take part in the competition.
The wine does not need to be on the market internationally, it is sufficient that they are for sale in at least one market area.
Wines entering the competition must be commercial and their minimum production volume must be at least 600 bottles. The finalist bottles shall be delivered in a bottle size of 37.5cl, 75cl, or 150cl. The producer is responsible for the delivery costs and taxes of the finalist wines.
Producers are only allowed to use the BWW symbol on wines that have received the BWW award.
Results & Promotion
The results will be published on Tastingbook.com. Extensive press releases will be issued worldwide announcing all the winners.
The world’s leading fine wine magazine (FINE) publishes a worldwide special e-edition on the competition, and it will be delivered, among others, to all voters and professionals who took part.
Receiving an award entitles producers to use the BWW symbol in the marketing of the awarded wine.
Main Categories
The grand prize of the BWW competition is The Best Wine of the World, awarded to the wine that receives the most points out of all wines in the finals.
In addition, the BWW awards the following prizes in six main categories that are divided into subcategories according to price range, region and grape varieties:
- The BEST Rosé Wine of the World
- The BEST Red Wine of the World
- The BEST White Wine of the World
- The BEST Sparkling Wine of the World
- The BEST Fortified Wine of the World
- The BEST Champagne of the World
The price categories
A Entry level = less than 10 €
B Mid-range = 10-14.99€
C Premium range = 15-24.99€
D High Premium = 20-49.99€
E Super premium = 50-199.99€
F Icon wines = +200€
Special Awards
In addition, the winners of the public vote in different categories and the best wines of different wine regions are rewarded. Aside of these awards, BWW announces The People's Choice Awards for all wines that have gained over 2,000 votes during the voting phase, as well as some special awards according to the success of the wines, such as The Best Wine Producer of the World, The Best Winemaker of the World, etc.
The BWW competition is a unique worldwide wine competition. Millions of consumers around the world together with thousands of wine professionals can take part in the competition.
The competition is carried out in two phases. In the first phase consumers and professionals appraise wines in a natural tasting environment, i.e. at home, with friends, in restaurants, etc. and give votes to wines in the competition according to their preference. One person can give several votes to different wines. The votes are given to wines on Tastingbook.com service during 3-months voting phase, where the ranking of most voted wines can be followed in real-time.
In the second phase 50 most voted wines in each main category qualifies to finals. In the finals, the jury formed by Tastingbook.com wine professionals appraise the wines by category. All of the wines in the finals are tasted blind.
Producers are asked to send samples for this appraisal of only those wines that qualifies in the finals.
The first voting phase begins on July 1st, 2021.
BWW has been created by two leading medias in its field.
- The world’s leading fine wine magazines - FINE Magazines, who publish wine magazines in Scandinavia, Europe, USA, India and Australia. FINE is also publishing the world’s only Champagne Magazine and wine investing magazine - FINEst Wines.
- Tastingbook.com, the world's largest wine information source. Tastingbook started in 2015 and have today over million pages of wine information and at best, over 1.5 million monthly visitors. Over 7000 wine professionals from 112 countries are keeping it updated. Tastingbook will also be the voting platform for BWW.
We think it is important that millions of consumers around the world join thousands of experts to choose the best wines of the world, and voting for wines is simple and easy!
Every wine that enters in BWW competition, will get an own wine page in Tastingbook where the wine can be voted. The wine will also get votes in Tastingbook every time wine is tasted and scored in the Tastingbook.com by Tastingbook professionals. Professionals points are converted into the votes.
Any Internet user on any device can vote for wines. Tastingbook.com alone has over 1.5 million monthly users from over 110 countries. We also hope that all producers make sure their own constituent groups and wine distributors vote for their wine.
The votes are counted during the first phase of the competition by Tastingbook.com service. The Tastingbook shows the number of votes given for each wine on its wine pages and keeps up a constantly updated wine ranking list by votes on Tastingbook site which can be followed by anyone who enters in to the Tastinbook.com. The votes do not count anymore in the finals, where finalist wines are ranked by professionals by scores from 100-point scale.
In the first phase of the competition the judges are millions of wine consumers and professionals. In the second phase the jury consists of Tastingbook’s wine professionals, mainly wine writers, sommeliers, MW’s and winemakers.
Who understands wines the best? The people who make them. That is why our juries include the people who make some of the most esteemed wines in the world.
Success in the competition is not based on a single appraisal event, but on the voters’ previous or current experiences of the wine in its natural tasting environment.
This makes it easy and affordable to sign up. It also ensures that all wines have equal opportunity to receive votes, and that votes are given for wines already on the market and not for samples producers send specifically for the competition.
We only ask samples for the wines that qualifies into finals.
For all wines that qualify in the finals, we ask for 4 samples of each wine to be delivered to our final's venue.
We want to serve all wine consumers in the world and give them information on the best wines in each price range. It is relevant to assess wines in their own price categories, just like consumers do when deciding which wine to buy.
One can follow the current standings of the wines during the voting period on Tastingbook.com.
If the competition is cancelled due to reasons dependent on the organizer the entrance fee will be refunded in total. If the competition is cancelled due to reasons not dependent on the organizer the organizer is not obligated to refund the entrance fee.
BWW-The Best Wine of the World-competition is by far the toughest wine competition on this planet.
Unlike any other industry competition, only 1% of the wines involved will be awarded.
The BWW competition was held in the world’s largest wine information service – Tastingbook.com.
Over 22.500 wines received in total 1.333.896 votes from 620.000 wine professionals and winelovers from 105 countries during the three months voting period. After the voting period, only 180 most voted wines in six different categories accessed into the finals, which were organised in January 2018. In the finals the wines were assessed and ranked three different times as blind by the panels of Tastingbook Pros. (selected judges from over 7000 pros:Wine writes, bloggers, MW’s. Wine makers etc.)
The six main categories included red wine, white wine, rose wine, sparkling wine, fortified wine and champagne categories. Under each category, the best wines were awarded also according to price level and country categories. The Title above all categories – the Best Wine of the World 2017 – was given to the wine that gained the highest scores in the finals. In BWW Competition 2017 the Best Wine of the World -title was awarded to Harlan Estate 2013 – Napa Valley /California, USA.
BWW is the largest wine competition in the world, whether measured by the number of wines, the number of consumers involved or the judges taking part.
In BWW Competition 2020, the Best Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Neal Martin.
"Thank you to everyone who voted for me in the Best Wine Critic Competition, not least since many of the votes are cast by fellow wine professionals. Although by definition a competition, everyone that contributes towards communicating about wine has something to offer and is fighting the same cause - to encourage more people to drink well. That is more important today than ever in the shadow of proposed import tariffs and ever-stronger anti-alcohol lobbyists. Despite these immediate challenges, wine has been enjoyed for thousands of years and it will be enjoyed for thousands more. - Neal Martin (Senior Editor - Vinous)"
Other prestigious Awards:
-the Best Bordeaux Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Michel Bettane.
-the Best Burgundy Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Allen Meadows.
-the Best Rhône Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Jeb Dunnuck.
-the Best Alsace Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Stephan Reinhardt.
-the Best Champagne Critic of the World -title was awarded to Richard Juhlin.
-the Best Italy Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to James Suckling.
-the Best Spain Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to José Peñin.
-the Best Port Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Axel Probst.
-the Best Germany Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to David Schildknecht.
-the Best Austria Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Peter Moser.
-the Best South Africa Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to John Platter.
-the Best Napa Valley Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to James Laube.
-the Best Australia Wine Critic of the World -title was awarded to Andrew Caillard MW
The TOP 20 Wine Critics list with more information can be found at www.tastingbook.com
Champagnes
Best Champagne of the World: Winner: Dom Perignon 2002, Champagne, France |
Best Champagne of the World: 2nd Place: Roederer Cristal 2002,Champagne, France |
Best Champagne of the World: 3rd Place: Taittinger Comtes de Champagne 2004 |
Best Champagne of the World: 4th Place: Cattier Cuvée Renaissance Brut 2008 |
Best Non-vintage Champagne: Charles Heidsieck Brut Réserve |
Best Rose Champagne: Armand de Brignac Rosé |
Best Blanc de Blancs Champagne: Taittinger Comtes de Champagne 2004 |
Best Blanc de Noirs Champagne: Dumangin J. Fils Cuvée Achille Brut Nature |
Best Vintage Champagne: Cattier Cuvée Renaissance Brut 2008 |
Best Prestige Champagne: Dom Pérignon 2002 |
Best Demi-sec Champagne: Piper-Heidsieck Cuvée Sublime |
Sparkling Wines
Best Sparkling Wine of the World: Winner: Bisol Private Cartizze Valdobbiadene Superiore Non Dosato, Veneto, Italy |
Best Sparkling Wine of the World: 2nd Place: Raventós I Blanc Personal Selection MRN 2010, Penedès, Spain |
Best Sparkling Wine of the World: 3rd Place: Pere Ventura Vintage Brut Gran Reserva 2012, Penedès, Spain |
Best Sparkling Wine of the World: 4th Place: Bisol Crede Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore Brut, Veneto, Italy |
Sweet Wines
Best Sweet Wine of the World: Winner: Robert Weil Kiedrich Gräfenberg TBA 2016, Rheingau, Germany |
Best Sweet Wine of the World: 2nd Place: Kracher No. 4 Welschriesling 2013, Neudsiedlersee, Austria |
Best Sweet Wine of the World: 3rd Place: Château de Suduiraut 2009, Sauternes, France |
Best Sweet Wine of the World: 4th Place: Patricius Tokaji Aszú 6 Puttonyos 2007, Tokaj-Hegyalja |
Argentina
Best Argentinian Wine: Cheval des Andes 2011, Mendoza |
Australia
Best Australian Red Wine: Penfolds Grange 2012, South Australia |
Best Australian White Wine: Penfolds Yattarna Chardonnay Bin 144 2012, South Australia |
Most Voted Australian Wine: Penfolds Grange 2012, South Australia |
Austria
Best Austrian Wine: Weingut Knoll Loibner Grüner Veltliner Smaragd Vinothekfüllung 2015, Wachau |
Chile
Best Chilean Red Wine: Cono Sur Ocio Pinot Noir 2014, Casablanca, Chile |
Best Chilean White Wine: De Martino Legado Chardonnay 2016 |
France
Best French Wine: E.Guigal La Landonne 2009, Rhône |
Best French Red Wine: E.Guigal La Landonne 2009, Rhône |
Best French White Wine: E.Guigal Ex-Voto Ermitage Blanc 2013, Rhône, France |
Best Bordeaux Red Wine: Le Pin 2010, Pomerol |
Best Bordeaux White Wine: Domaine de Chevalier Blanc 2010 |
Best Burgundy Red Wine: Armand Rousseau Chambertin Grand Cru 2010 |
Best Burgundy White Wine: Coche-Dury Corton-Charlemagne 2009 |
Germany
Best German Wine: Robert Weil Kiedrich Gräfenberg TBA 2016, Rheingau |
Best German White Wine: Keller G-Max 2015, Rheinhessenx |
Hungary
Best Hungarian Wine: Patricius Tokaji Aszú 6 Puttonyos 2007, Tokaj-Hegyalja |
New Zealand
Best New Zealand Wine: Rimapere Sauvignon Blanc 2016, Marlborough |
Portugal
Best Portugese Wine: Graham’s Vintage Port 2011, Douro |
Best Portugese Red Wine: Niepoort Charme 2015, Douro |
Best Portugese White Wine: Casa Ferreirinha Panalto White Reserva 2016 |
United States
Best American Wine: Harlan Estate 2013, Napa Valley |
Best American White Wine: Pure Cru Purety White Meritage 2015, Napa Valley |
Most Voted American Wine: Heitz Cellar Martha’s Vineyard 2012, Napa Valley |
Best Buy Red Wine
10€> Wolf Blass Yellow Label Cabernet Sauvignon 2016, South Australia |
10-15€ Jacob’s Creek Barossa Signature Cabernet Sauvignon 2016, South Australia |
15-25€ Heartland Wines Directors’ Cut Shiraz 2014, South Australia |
25-50€ Roda I Reserva 2010, Rioja, Spain |
50-100€ Henschke Mount Edelstone 2012, South Australia |
100€-500€ Opus One 2013, Napa Valley, United States |
500€+ Harlan Estate 2013, Napa Valley, United States |
Best Buy White Wine
10€> Jacob's Creek Reserve Adelaide Hills Chardonnay 2016, South Australia |
10-15€ Rimapere Sauvignon Blanc 2016, Marlborough, New Zealand |
15-25€ Heggies Eden Valley Chardonnay 2016, South Australia |
25-50€ Emmerich Knoll Grüner Veltliner Vinothekfüllung Smaragd 2015, Wachau, Austria |
50-100€ Sirromet Le Sauvage Chardonnay 2013, Granite Belt, Australia |
100€-500€ E.Guigal Ex-Voto Ermitage Blanc 2013, Rhône, France |
500€+ Keller G-Max 2015, Rheinhessen, Germany |
Best Buy Sparkling Wine
10-15€ Bisol Crede Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore Brut, Veneto, Italy |
15-25€ François Schmitt Crémant d'Alsace Blanc de Noirs 2010, Alsace, France |
25-50€ Pere Ventura Vintage Brut Gran Reserva 2012, Penedès, Spain |
50€+ Raventós I Blanc Personal Selection MRN 2010, Penedès, Spain |
Best Buy Champagne
25-50€ Cattier Cuvée Renaissance Premier Cru 2008 |
50€-100€ Cuvée William Deutz 2006 |
100€-200€ Dom Perignon 2002 |
200€+ Armand de Brignac Blanc de Blancs |
BEST Sweet Wines
Best Sweet Wine of the World: Winner: Château d' Yquem 2009 |
Best Sweet Wine of the World: 2nd Place: Château Guiraud 2009 |
Best Sweet Wine of the World: 3rd Place: Royal Tokaji Essencia 2008 |
Best Sweet Wine of the World: 4th Place: Kracher Welschriesling Trockenbeerenauslese Nummer 7 2013 |
TOP 10 Best Sweet Wine of the World: Château Climens 2011 |
TOP 10 Best Sweet Wine of the World: Oremus Tokaji Aszú 6 Puttonyos 2005 |
TOP 10 Best Sweet Wine of the World: Château Suduiraut 2011 |
TOP 10 Best Sweet Wine of the World: Château Rieussec 2011 |
TOP 10 Best Sweet Wine of the World: Château Coutet 2013 |
TOP 10 Best Sweet Wine of the World: Château Filhot 2009 |
BEST Fortified Wines
Best Fortified Wine of the World: Winner: Niepoort Vintage Port 2015 |
Best Fortified Wine of the World: 2nd Place: Cockburn Vintage Port 2016 |
Best Fortified Wine of the World: 3rd Place: Graham's Vintage Port 2016 |
Best Fortified Wine of the World: 4th Place: Niepoort Bioma Vinha Velha 2011 |
TOP 10 Best Port Wine of the World: Taylor’s Vintage Port 2011 |
TOP 10 Best Port Wine of the World: Fonseca Vintage Port 2011 |
TOP 10 Best Port Wine of the World: Quinta do Noval Vintage Port 2013 |
TOP 10 Best Port Wine of the World: Penfolds Great Grandfather’s Tawny NV |
TOP 10 Best Port Wine of the World: Dow’s Vintage Port 2016 |
TOP 10 Best Port Wine of the World: Croft Vintage Port 2011 |
Argentina
Best Argentinian Wine Flechas de los Andes Grand Malbec 2013 |
Australia
Best Australian Red Wine Penfolds RWT Shiraz 2015 |
Best Australian White Wine Penfolds Yattarna Chardonnay Bin 144 2012 |
Most Voted Australian Wine Henschke Hill of Grace Shiraz 2013 |
Austria
Best Austrian Wine Bründlmayer Ried Lamm Grüner Veltliner 2017 |
Chile
Best Chilean Red Wine Pangea Syrah 2015 |
Best Chilean White Wine Ventisquero Grey Glacier Chardonnay 2017 |
France
Best French Red Wine: Armand RousseauChambertin 2009 |
Best French White Wine Joseph Drouhin Montrachet Marquis de Laguiche 2010 |
Best Bordeaux Red Wine Château Canon-La-Gaffelière 2010 |
Best Bordeaux White Wine Smith-Haut-Lafitte Blanc 2007 |
Best Burgundy Red Wine Armand RousseauChambertin 2009 |
Best Burgundy White Wine Joseph Drouhin Montrachet Marquis de Laguiche 2010 |
Germany
Best German White Wine Keller Westhofen Kirchspiel Riesling Trocken 2015 |
Hungary
Best Hungarian Wine Royal Tokaji Essencia 2008 |
New Zealand
Best New Zealand Wine: Rimapere Sauvignon Blanc 2016, Marlborough |
Portugal
Best Portugese Wine Niepoort Vintage Port 2015 |
Best Portugese Red Wine Niepoort Charme 2016 |
Best Portugese White Wine Niepoort Coche Branco 2015 |
United States
Most Voted American Red Wine Harlan Estate 2013 |
Most Voted American White Wine Marcassin Chardonnay 2012 |
Best American Red Wine Bryant Family Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 |
Best American White Wine Darioush Napa Valley Viognier 2017 |
Best Buy Red Wine
<10 € Jacob's Creek Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Coonawarra 2016 |
10-15€ D'Arenberg The High Trellis Cabernet Sauvignon McLaren Vale 2015 |
15-25€ Château Les Laurets Puisseguin Saint-Emilion 2015 |
25-50€ Taylor's St Andrews Shiraz 2016 |
50-100€ Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz 2015 |
100-500€ Château Canon-La-Gaffelière 2010 |
500€+ Masseto 2009 |
Best Buy White Wine
<10 € Berton The Vermentino 2018 |
10-15€ Hugel 'Gentil' 2017 |
15-25€ Niepoort Redoma Branco 2017 |
25-50€ Bründlmayer Ried Lamm Grüner Veltliner 2017 |
50-100€ Hugel Riesling "GrossiLaüe" 2011 |
100-500€ Louis Jadot Corton-Charlemagne 2008 |
500€+ Domaine Ramonet Montrachet 2009 |
Best Buy Sparkling Wine
<10 € |
10-15€ |
15-25€ Brundlmayer Brut Rosé |
25-50€ Gusborne Brut Reserve 2013 |
50-100€ Private Cartizze Non Dosato 2014 |
Best Buy Champagne
25-50€ G.H. Mumm Millésime 2012 |
Pommery Grand Cru Royal 2006 |
50-100€ Charles Heidsieck Brut Réserve |
100-500€ Dom Pérignon 2008 |
500€+ Armand de Brignac Blanc de Blancs |
Juha Lihtonen
BWW Sales Director
Contact:
T:+358 50 3136263
juha.lihtonen@fine-magazines.com
Ken Gargett
BWW Country Manager (Au/NZ)
Contact:
T:+61 7 3374 3643
kbgargett@bigpond.com
Saana Kukkavaara
BWW Competition coordinator
Contact:
T:+358 400 918658
saana@bwwcompetition.com
Pekka Nuikki
BWW Competition Director
Contact:
T:+358 400 503784
pekka@bwwcompetition.com
BWW INFO
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