Moravian and Bohemian wine-makers will again take part in the German ProWein exhibition

Press release

Similarly as in the last years, also this year Moravian and Bohemian wine-makers will present their production at the ProWein international wine exhibition. The world famous wine and spirit exhibition will be hold in German Düsseldorf on March 29 – 31, 2009. Our wines will be presented already for the 4th time within the official exposition of the Czech Republic.

The ProWein exhibition is one of the biggest and most popular wine shows in the world. This year the organisers expect 3 000 exhibitors and more than 33 000 expert visitors.

The Czech stall (E20) will be placed in the Hal No 3 and will be financed mostly from the Winegrowers’ Fund. The wines will represent the production of Bohemia Sekt, a.s, Moravské vinařské závody Bzenec, s.r.o., Templářské sklepy Čejkovice and Nové vinařství, a.s.. The National stall of wines from the Czech Republic will be at ProWein already for several times.

“Our participation in ProWein, one of the most significant wine shows in the world, was in the past always successful from the view point of general presentations of our wines abroad as well as from the view point of commercial success of wineries that take part in the National Stall”, said Mr. Pavel Krška, Director of the National Wine Centre, which organises the Stall and together with the Winegrowers’ Fund they will organise presentation of our wines. “It is a very interesting deed for image making of our wine abroad, similarly as the success of our wines at the most prestigious world competitions,” he added.

Within the exhibition visitors can again look forward to the unique exposition called Wine´s best friends, which will introduce the most exclusive combinations of wine and delicatessens. The culinary specialities from the whole world in a combination with quality wine will be introduced. Of course you will find there also the traditional wine-tasting zone for red and white wines, where the visitors can try more than 1000 wine samples from all over the world. In the part presenting red wines visitors can taste wine from the regions with cooler climate.
And in white wines zone they can discover the secrets of Pinot Blanc and Chardonnay.


For more information please contact:
Petra Vaňková, Omnimedia Public Relations, s.r.o.
E-mail: p.vankova@omnimedia.cz
Tel.: +420 221 419 220, +420 725 547 913
Address: Jeseniova 51, 130 00, Praha 3

Ing. Pavel Krška, Národní vinařské centrum, o.p.s.
E-mail: pavel.krska@vinarskecentrum.cz
Tel.: +420 721 414 575

More about wines at www.wineofczechrepublic.cz



Enclosure: visit cards of the wineries participating in the National stall of wines from CR

BOHEMIA SEKT , a.s.
www.bohemiasekt.cz
This year it is already for the sixth time when the BOHEMIA SEKT company will introduce Bohemia Sekt sparkling wines and wines of the brands Víno Mikulov, Habánské sklepy, Chateau Bzenec and Vinařství Pavlov at the international wine exhibition ProWein 2009 in Düsseldorf.
The most important sparkling wine producer in the Czech Republic, which holds more than 70% share of the Czech market of sparkling wines, keeps strengthening its position of a strong player not only on the Czech market but it keeps its firm position in entire Central Europe. The company exports its products to 15 countries in the world.
Their sparkling wines and wines win many prestigious awards every year. Let’s mention for example the gold medals from the exhibitions Concours Mondial de Bruxelles and MUNDUS vini 2008 that were awarded to the exceptional dry sparkling wine Louis Girardot. In the same exhibition the Bohemia Sekt Prestige won a silver medal. In 2008 this sparkling wine brought another silver medal from Vinalies Internationales in Paris and from Vinitaly.


Templářské sklepy Čejkovice, vinařské družstvo
www.templarske-sklepy.cz
The winery Templářské sklepy Čejkovice follows its historical roots that are without question connected with the coming of Templar Knight Order in the 13th century. This 4th biggest winery in the Czech Republic with the yearly sale of more than 7 million bottles is at the same time the biggest wine cooperative with 430 members and 1 000 ha of vineyards. The winery uses modern production technology as well as 750 year old cellars. The portfolio of wines offered is very wide; it includes quality, predicate, vintage and special wines.
For the second time the winery will be presented on the ProWein show in Düsseldorf. After a successful entry to the Slovak market and penetration on the Polish market Templářské sklepy Čejkovice want to address visitors from North Europe who frequently visit this exhibition.

Moravské vinařské závody s.r.o. / Vinařství Mikrosvín Mikulov, a.s.
www.mvz.cz / www.mikrosvin.cz
Company Moravské vinařské závody returned to the birthplace of the art of vine growing and wine making in Bzenec. Now, Moravské vinařské závody continues rich history and tradition of vine growing and making of high-quality varietal wines in royal wine town of Bzenec, in its original seat in the precinct of Bzenec chateau. The company Moravské vinařské závody Bzenec belongs among leading producers of quality and predicate Moravian wines. It continues old traditions of Moravian vine growing and wine making and provides it customers with quality wines of unique and unmistakeable varietal taste and aroma coming from the grapes of guaranteed origin from vine-growing region of Moravia, from selected wine villages of all subregions of Mikulov, Znojmo, Velké Pavlovice and Moravian Slovakia.
The wines produced by the company win best awards at prestigious world wine competitions (Vinitaly, Mondial Selection Brussels, DECANTER World Wine Award, etc.).


VINAŘSTVÍ MIKROSVÍN MIKULOV a.s. produces quality wines of vine grown in protected landscape area of Pálava. Sunny slopes with calcium rich soil produce high-quality grapes in vineyards. The philosophy of wine-growing is oriented to environmentally-friendly approach with maximal possible reduction of chemical inputs at vineyard and also in cellar. Thanks to these facts we produce wines of peak quality with long potential of ageing. Our corporate motto is: "We made the wine in vineyard." The core of our production lies in predicate wines, the collection of which belongs among most successful in our Republic.

Nové Vinařství, a.s. / New Winery
www.novevinarstvi.cz
Nové vinařství is a young, progressive “high-tech” winery, which was in 2006 the discovery of the year at the local wine stage. Already during the first year of its existence it won a number of medals, diplomas and awards in the Czech Republic and abroad. The winery produces only white and rosé wines that are of top quality in this particular region. Wines are made from matured or even over-ripe grapes, with an emphasis on a small burden of the bushes and careful picking, with the help of the latest technology without increasing the sugar content and without lowering the acid content.
They use modern, untraditional, but at the same time a top quality approach to bottle emballage, dark green Rhine “pistols” that emphasise the overall impression from these fresh, glittering and aromatic wines. The customers can choose from three lines - CÉPAGE, CUVÉE and LÉGER. The CÉPAGE line offers lighter and elegant varietal wines with a glass cap and a very modern crazy label, whilst the CUVÉE line symbolises the top white blend wines with a more pronounced impression, LÉGER are sweet wines with low alcohol content (5%).

The National Wine Centre / Winegrowers’ Fund
www.vinarskecentrum.cz / www.vinarskyfond.cz
The National Wine Centre is a non-profit organisation situated in the Valtice Chateau. It objective is the promotion and support of wine and viticulture of the Czech Republic, not only with the help of the competition and wine-tasting exposition of the Wine Salon of CR, but also via expert literature publishing, organising training courses and seminars as well as general promotion of Moravian and Bohemian wines in close cooperation with the Winegrowers’ Fund of the Czech Republic.

Winegrowers’ Fund was established in 2002 on the basis of a change of the “Wine Act”. Prior to the entry of CR into EU its objective was to support planting of new vineyards in the wine-growing regions Moravia and Bohemia; nowadays it supports only wine marketing, wine tourism development and informs public about wine-growing and wine-making. The Winegrowers’ Fund works on similar basis as organisations in other European wine-growing countries.

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