 Over 70 samples from France and across Europe, including Cyprus, Spain and the Mosel region, were tasted and judged by an English priest.The priest classified the wines he tasted as either "Celebrated" for those which pleased him or "Excommunicated" for those that did not meet his standards.In the end a sweet wine from Cyprus (widely believed to be Commandaria) won the overall tasting and was awarded the supreme title of "Apostle".