Losito Guarini wins three prestigious gold medals at Mundus Vini, one of the most authoritative wine competitions worldwide, confirming the strength of a journey built on quality, identity, and an international vision.
Organized by the German publishing group Meininger Verlag, Mundus Vini brings together each year a qualified jury of experts, called to evaluate thousands of labels from around the world through rigorous blind tastings. In this highly competitive context, obtaining a gold medal represents a recognition of absolute prestige.
Standing out in this edition are three wines that reflect the soul and diversity of Losito & Guarini’s production.
The Riesling DOC “C’era una Volta” 2025 wins over the jury with its elegance and freshness, a refined expression of an international grape variety interpreted with sensitivity and precision.
The Pinot Nero Oltrepò Pavese DOCG Metodo Classico Millesimato “Lebollé” 2022 stands out for its complexity and finesse, embodying the excellence of traditional method sparkling wines and the vocation of the Oltrepò Pavese territory.
The Primitivo di Manduria DOC “Collezione Luigi Guarini” 2023 is awarded for its structure, intensity, and aromatic richness, an authentic expression of the Apulian winemaking tradition.
Three gold medals that represent not just an achievement, but a confirmation: that of a company capable of combining different territories, grape varieties, and styles under a single distinctive hallmark—quality. A result that strengthens Losito & Guarini’s international presence and demonstrates a daily commitment to the pursuit of excellence, from vineyard to bottle.
“We have just returned from ProWein and receiving these three gold medals, together with other recognitions, is a source of great pride and confirms that we are working in the right direction,” emphasizes Davide Guarini. “I thank the entire team for their work, and now we are preparing for Vinitaly, another important international showcase where we will play a leading role. Among the novelties, Losito Guarini will change location: it will be in Hall 3, Stand B5.”
