In recent years, social media has become an important communication channel for Polish vineyards. Among the various platforms, Instagram stands out in particular, as its visual format is perfectly suited to showcasing beautiful vineyard landscapes, the daily life of winemakers, and those unique moments during the grape harvest.
Author: Maciej Gałecki
We Know the Medal Winners of the 16th National Polish Wine Competition “Winobranie 2025”
The medal results of the 16th National Polish Wine Competition “Winobranie 2025” have been announced. The competition was held on July 16–17 in Zielona Góra.
TUCHOVINICONTEST 2025: 3 Grand Gold Medals for Polish Wineries
This year’s edition of TUCHOVINICONTEST brought Polish producers 71 medals – only three fewer than in 2024 (when there were 74). The difference is mainly due to the smaller number of entries, since by regulation only a proportional share of wines can be awarded. The highlight of this year, however, is the three Grand Gold Medals for wines with outstanding scores.
163 Awarded Wines in the 12th Polish Wine Competition Jasło
This year, the jury awarded a total of 127 medals (including 5 medals for amateur wineries) and 36 distinctions, bringing the total number of awarded wines to 163. This marks a slight increase compared to the previous edition, in which 125 medals were awarded overall.
MUVINA 2025: A Historic Best for Polish Wineries!
The 30th edition of the wine competition MUVINA, held in mid-June 2025 in Prešov, Slovakia, brought a historic success for Polish wineries. Polish winemaking achieved its best-ever result in the history of the MUVINA competition. Out of 19 Polish entries, as many as 9 wines received medals.
Polish wineries with 4 medals at Decanter World Wine Awards 2025
The results are in for one of the world’s most prestigious wine competitions – the Decanter World Wine Awards 2025. This year, Polish wines took home four Bronze medals, improving on last year’s total!
Trzebnica Wine Trail: Getting to Know the Trzebnica Hills
The Trzebnica Wine Trail is one of the newest and most promising wine tourism initiatives in Poland, combining a winemaking tradition dating back to the Middle Ages with modern approaches to promoting oenotourism. The trail offers a unique blend of history, nature, and winemaking craftsmanship across the picturesque Trzebnica Hills.
Wine Trails in Poland
Wine tourism in Poland is developing dynamically, and one of its organized forms is the existence of wine trails that bring together wineries from a single region and its immediate surroundings. We’ve prepared an overview of the most important wine tourism routes currently operating in our country.
Lubusz Wine and Honey Trail: Vineyards on the Route
The Lubusz Wine and Honey Trail is a unique enotourism product in Poland, combining the region’s winemaking heritage with modern tourist opportunities, offering visitors authentic experiences in the scenic Lubusz landscape.