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2019 Cascadia International Wine Competition Kennewick, WA April 09, 2019 2019 Cascadia International Wine Competition Kennewick, WA April 09, 2019 2Hawk Vineyard & Winery 2017 2Hawk Winery Grenache Rose Rogue Valley Silver 2017 2Hawk Winery Sauvignon blanc Rogue Valley Silver Abeja 2015 Abeja Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley Gold Adrice Wines 2016 Adrice Wines Etouffant Yakima Valley Barrel Aged Silver Airfield Estates 2016 Airfield Estates Runway Yakima Valley Estate Grown, Gold Produced and Bottled 2018 Airfield Estates Sauvignon Blanc Yakima Valley Estate Grown, Silver Produced and Bottled Ambassador Wines of Washington 2016 Ambasssador Wines of Washington Estate Red Mountain Estate Best of Class Diplomat 2016 Ambasssador Wines of Washington Estate Red Mountain Estate Gold Syrah 2016 Ambasssador Wines of Washington Estate Red Mountain Estate Gold Plenipotentiary Syrah 2016 Ambasssador Wines of Washington Estate Red Mountain Estate Silver Grenache Amelia Wynn Winery 2016 Amelia 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