The celebratory glass is firmly in the hands of Gerald Lu, winner of the recently concluded Singapore National Sommelier Competition 2017
Making his mark early as the youngest champion at the Singapore National Sommelier Competition when he was 25 years old, Lu has since attained accreditations in the Wine & Spirit Education Trust Programme and the Court of Master Sommeliers, and is a Certified Specialist of Wine (CSW) and Certified Sake Sommelier (SSI). On 10 October, Gerald literally came one full circle with his latest win as national champion at the eighth Singapore National Sommelier Competition 2017. Edging out eight other top sommeliers during the event held at Parkroyal on Kitchener Road, Gerald’s next task will be to fly the Singapore flag high, representing the nation at the Southeast Asia Best Sommelier Competition 2018.
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