Le Monde wines once again stand out on both the national and international stage. Pinot Bianco 2024, the “Le Icone” Collection, and Chardonnay 2024 have all received major awards; an achievement made possible by the shared dedication of the entire team.
Prata di Pordenone (Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy), December 3, 2025 – A true shower of stars has illuminated Le Monde’s journey over the past year, confirming the value of work built on substance and a deep connection with the territory. The awards received celebrate the winery’s vision: a constant commitment to respecting nature’s rhythm, safeguarding tradition, and crafting wines that express identity and balance.
PINOT BIANCO 2024: A CORNERSTONE THAT CONTINUES TO SHINE
Pinot Bianco 2024 is the most awarded wine of the year. In addition to earning the Tre Bicchieri from Gambero Rosso 2026, it secured a spot in the Top 100 Best Italian Wines 2025 by Winemag with 89 points—the same score given by American critic Antonio Galloni, founder of Vinous, who also awarded 90 points to both Pinot Grigio DOC Friuli 2024 and Ribolla Gialla IGT Venezia Giulia 2024. For the eleventh time, Pinot Bianco wins the Tre Bicchieri, confirming its role as one of Le Monde’s production pillars. Now in its 37th edition, the guide celebrates outstanding Italian wines capable of elevating their regional origins. In this context, Le Monde’s Pinot Bianco has long held the top position. With this recognition, it once again affirms its status as an ambassador of the Friulian territory worldwide, blending tradition and innovation in a glass that speaks the language of excellence.
“LE ICONE” COLLECTION: AUTHENTIC EXPRESSIONS OF THE TERRITORY
“Le Icone” Collection has also confirmed the strength of Le Monde’s journey, bringing together four labels that earned some of the year’s most significant ratings. These wines represent the ultimate synthesis of Le Monde’s style, expressing authenticity, character, and refined taste. Inaco DOC Friuli 2020 received 90 points from renowned American critic and journalist James Suckling, 92 points from the Falstaff Friuli Trophy, and 93 points in Winemag’s Top 100 Best Italian Wines. Alongside Inaco, Alma DOC Friuli 2022 achieved equally impressive results: 92 points from James Suckling, 93 from Falstaff, and 92 from the Winemag 2025 guide, confirming the harmonious identity that defines this label. The collection continues with Pratum DOC Friuli 2022 and .73 Merlot DOC Friuli 2020, both praised for balance and depth. Each received 93 points from James Suckling and an outstanding 95 points from Winemag, among the highest scores awarded to the winery this year.
Finally, after earning the Tre Bicchieri in 2019, Chardonnay 2024 received the Quality–Price Award in Gambero Rosso’s Berebene 2026 Guide, dedicated to wines with the best value for money. This milestone highlights Le Monde’s commitment to making quality accessible to a wide audience.
These achievements are not an endpoint but a step forward—made possible thanks to the daily efforts of the entire Le Monde team, who look to the future with the same dedication and determination as always.
