What Awards Has Domaine Le Clos Jordanne Won Recently?

Official 2025 results recognized Domaine Le Clos Jordanne Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Crémant de Jordanne at the National Wine Awards of Canada and Sélections Mondiales des Vins. The verified record includes Gold and Grand Gold Chardonnay results, Silver and Bronze Pinot Noir medals, and two Gold awards for the 2020 Crémant de Jordanne across separate competitions.

What Awards Did Domaine Le Clos Jordanne Win in 2025?

Domaine Le Clos Jordanne awards in 2025 spanned the estate’s three defining wine styles: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and sparkling wine. The verified results came from WineAlign’s National Wine Awards of Canada and Sélections Mondiales des Vins.

Domaine Le Clos Jordanne is a terroir-driven Niagara estate specializing in single-vineyard Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, with a precise, Burgundy-inspired approach rooted in the limestone-laced soils of the Twenty Mile Bench. That context matters because the awards were not concentrated in one bottle or one category. They extended from vineyard-designated still wines to Crémant de Jordanne, giving the verified results breadth across wine styles.

For readers choosing a bottle, the clearest takeaway is consistency. The 2025 results recognize several levels of the portfolio rather than a single standout entry, from Jordan Village wines through named-vineyard bottlings and Le Grand Clos. You can review currently featured bottles in the Great Estates Niagara award-winning wine collection.

Which Domaine Le Clos Jordanne Chardonnay Won Gold?

Claystone Terrace Chardonnay 2022 earned Gold at WineAlign’s 2025 National Wine Awards of Canada and Grand Gold at the 2025 Sélections Mondiales des Vins. It was the only Chardonnay in the reviewed 2025 records recognized at both competitions.

The awards did not stop there. Jordan Village Chardonnay 2022 and Le Grand Clos Chardonnay 2021 each earned Gold at the 2025 Sélections Mondiales des Vins. Jordan Village Chardonnay 2022 also earned Silver at the 2025 National Wine Awards of Canada. Together, these results show recognition across three distinct Chardonnay expressions from the estate.

For collectors and curious wine drinkers, the significance lies in comparison. Jordan Village Chardonnay offers a broader village-level expression, while Claystone Terrace and Le Grand Clos move toward more site-specific and limited-production territory. The awards do not make the wines interchangeable; they provide independent recognition for several expressions across the range. Readers can explore Le Grand Clos Chardonnay as a current release. The verified 2025 SMV Gold belongs to the 2021 vintage.

Has Domaine Le Clos Jordanne Pinot Noir Won Awards?

Yes. At the 2025 National Wine Awards of Canada, Jordan Village Pinot Noir 2022 earned Silver and Le Grand Clos Pinot Noir 2021 earned Bronze. These exact medal levels provide a clearer picture of the estate’s recent Pinot Noir recognition.

This matters because Pinot Noir is central to Domaine Le Clos Jordanne’s identity. The estate’s work with cool-climate Pinot Noir is designed to reveal differences in place, structure and vintage rather than chase a single uniform style. Recognition for both Jordan Village and Le Grand Clos suggests that judges found merit at more than one level of the portfolio.

A medal is best treated as a useful signal, not a substitute for personal taste. Pinot Noir can vary noticeably by site and vintage, and the most rewarding way to understand that difference is to taste across bottlings. The current collection also features Claystone Terrace Pinot Noir as another entry point into the estate’s single-vineyard story; its current vintage is separate from the 2025 Pinot Noir medal record above.

What Is Crémant de Jordanne, and What Did It Win?

Crémant de Jordanne is Domaine Le Clos Jordanne’s sparkling expression, and the 2020 vintage earned Gold at both the 2025 National Wine Awards of Canada and the 2025 Sélections Mondiales des Vins. That gives the recent award story a sparkling dimension alongside the estate’s better-known Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

Official results identify one wine—Crémant de Jordanne 2020—with two Gold awards in 2025: one at the National Wine Awards of Canada and one at Sélections Mondiales des Vins. The same vintage therefore received recognition in two separate competitions, rather than two different vintages each winning once.

For the estate, sparkling wine broadens the conversation about Niagara terroir. The same cool-climate conditions that support freshness and structure in Chardonnay and Pinot Noir can also contribute to an energetic sparkling profile. For readers, Crémant de Jordanne offers a different way to discover the precision and restraint associated with the Domaine Le Clos Jordanne portfolio.

Why Do These Domaine Le Clos Jordanne Awards Matter?

These Domaine Le Clos Jordanne awards matter because they recognize multiple wines, vineyard levels and styles in the same year. The verified 2025 record includes three Chardonnays, two Pinot Noirs and one Crémant vintage, with several wines recognized at more than one competition.

That breadth reinforces three useful points for wine buyers:

• Recognition across the portfolio: Medals reached village-level, single-vineyard and flagship wines.
• Recognition in still and sparkling wine: The verified results included Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Crémant de Jordanne.
• Recognition in two competitions: Claystone Terrace Chardonnay 2022 earned NWAC Gold and SMV Grand Gold.

Awards can help narrow a choice when you are comparing unfamiliar bottles, but the estate’s real distinction remains the relationship between wine and place. Domaine Le Clos Jordanne’s recent results are most meaningful when viewed as confirmation of a long-term, terroir-led approach in Niagara—not as a reason to reduce the wines to medal counts alone.

When Will July 2026 Award Results Be Added?

WineAlign stated that 2026 National Wine Awards results were expected in mid-July, with full results to be published by the end of July. As of July 16, 2026, the latest verified public results used in this article are from 2025; the official 2026 results should be rechecked immediately before publication.

The update should preserve the same level of detail used here: exact wine name, vintage, medal, competition and award year. If a 2026 result changes which wine has the strongest recent record, the key takeaways, FAQ answers and title metadata should also be revised so readers and answer engines receive the newest verified information.

Frequently Asked Questions About Domaine Le Clos Jordanne Awards

What awards has Domaine Le Clos Jordanne won in 2025?

Domaine Le Clos Jordanne’s verified 2025 results include: Claystone Terrace Chardonnay 2022—NWAC Gold and SMV Grand Gold; Jordan Village Chardonnay 2022—NWAC Silver and SMV Gold; Le Grand Clos Chardonnay 2021—SMV Gold; Jordan Village Pinot Noir 2022—NWAC Silver; Le Grand Clos Pinot Noir 2021—NWAC Bronze; and Crémant de Jordanne 2020—Gold at both NWAC and SMV.

Which Le Clos Jordanne Chardonnay won a gold medal?

Claystone Terrace Chardonnay 2022 earned Gold at the 2025 National Wine Awards of Canada and Grand Gold at the 2025 Sélections Mondiales des Vins. Jordan Village Chardonnay 2022 earned NWAC Silver and SMV Gold, while Le Grand Clos Chardonnay 2021 earned SMV Gold.

Has Le Clos Jordanne’s Pinot Noir won any awards?

Yes. Jordan Village Pinot Noir 2022 earned Silver and Le Grand Clos Pinot Noir 2021 earned Bronze at the 2025 National Wine Awards of Canada. These are the exact medal levels and vintages listed in the official results for these two wines.

What is Crémant de Jordanne?

Crémant de Jordanne refers to Domaine Le Clos Jordanne’s sparkling wine expression. In the verified 2025 results, the 2020 Crémant de Jordanne earned Gold at both the National Wine Awards of Canada and Sélections Mondiales des Vins, extending the estate’s recognition beyond Chardonnay and Pinot Noir into sparkling wine.

Are there new Domaine Le Clos Jordanne awards in July 2026?

WineAlign stated that 2026 National Wine Awards results were expected in mid-July, with full results by the end of July. As of July 16, 2026, this article reflects the verified 2025 record and should be refreshed if official 2026 wines, vintages and medals are available at publication.

Explore Current Domaine Le Clos Jordanne Releases

Domaine Le Clos Jordanne’s verified 2025 results show strong Chardonnay recognition, National Wine Awards medals for two Pinot Noirs, and two Gold awards for the 2020 Crémant de Jordanne across separate competitions. Together, they reflect a Niagara estate where place and craft remain inseparable. To explore current releases and gain access to limited wines, visit the La Grande Famille Wine Club and discover which expression of Le Clos Jordanne belongs in your cellar.