We are a small family company (father Lubomír, son Tomáš and daughter Martina Magdaléna) having been engaged in vine growing and production of distinctive great wines for several decades. I myself have cultivated vine sing 1986 and produced high quality natural Moravian wines since 1996, since 2000 on professional basis. I am a member of Union of Aenologists of the Czech Republic, chairperson of Velká Vína Velkých Vinic / Great Wines of Great Vineyards association and together with my son we are members of COLLEGIUM VINITORUM organization. We cultivate 3 hectares of our own vineyards and viticulture and winegrowing are our big hobby. We endeavor to produce wine as unique and inimitable great natural drink.

At the 31st Sélections Mondiales des Vins Canada 2024, our Pinot Noir 2021 SELECTION won a gold medal in a competition of 1,630 wines from 31 countries around the world. We are delighted, all the more so because it confirms the previous ten other awards this wine has won at other major competitions, including Great American. This wine is also part of the permanent display in the wine cellar of the Great Wines of Great Vineyards, z.s. at Chateau Valtice, where you can also taste and buy it.

Fascinating Facts About the 31st SMV Edition

• This year, SMV recognized the exceptional quality of the wines and sakes presented, awarding Gold and Grand Gold medals to 77 products with scores over 91 points.
• SMV proudly features a Top 50 that includes 32 Grand Gold medals (93 points and above) and 18 Gold medals (91.6 to 92.9 points).
• Leading European wine-producing countries—Spain, Portugal, France, and Italy—achieved outstanding results, taking home a total of 293 medals, representing 60% of the awards given.
• Two countries distinguished themselves with impressive medal-to-entry ratios: Spain, with 195 entries and 77 medals (39%), and the Czech Republic (its first time competing) with 54 entries and 21 medals (39%).
• Portugal delivered a standout performance, becoming the most-awarded country with nine Grand Gold medals for wines from the Tejo, Setubal, Bierra Atlantic, and Douro regions.
• A wide variety of wine styles were on display, including those made with sustainable, organic, biodynamic, natural, and orange winemaking methods—these accounted for over 31% of the entries.
• New to the competition, sakes made a significant impression, taking home 34 medals from 82 entries (41%).

Country Highlights (Wine Entries vs. Medals Won)

• Portugal: 293 entries, 32% awarded
• Spain: 195 entries, 39% awarded
• France: 235 entries, 35% awarded
• Canada: 138 entries, 30% awarded
• Japan: 82 sake entries, 41% awarded
• Czech Republic: 54 entries, 39% awarded

We cordially invite you to the annual Open Cellars Mikulčice event. We start 10:00 Cellar alleys in Mikulčice.

You can look forward to excellent wines from small and professional winemakers and a great atmosphere of wandering children’s dulcimer music.

Mikuleč winemakers cordially invite you

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This year, our winery collaborated with the editors of WINE & Degustation in the preparation of the new edition of the publication THE BEST WINE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC, Guide 2023 – 2024.

We are pleased that a similar guide has been created and that DVOŘÁČEK LTM Winery has its place here.

You can order the book The Best Wines of the Czech Republic – Guide 2023-2024 at www.w-d.cz.