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American Wine Society 2020 Commercial Medals Winery Wine Name Vintage Medal 100 pt score Best Varietal Best of Class Best of Show Acquiesce Winery Clairette Blanche 2019 DG 94 Acquiesce Winery Grenache Rose 2019 Gold 93 Best Rose Acquiesce Winery Picpoul Blanc 2019 Silver 92 Acquiesce Winery Roussanne 2019 Silver 91 Acquiesce Winery Belle Blanc 2018 Silver 91 Acquiesce Winery Methode Champenoise Sparkling Grenache Blanc NV Silver 91 Acquiesce Winery Viognier 2019 Silver 89 Acquiesce Winery Bourboulenc 2019 Silver 89 Acquiesce Winery Grenache Blanc 2019 Bronze 88 Acquiesce Winery Ingenue 2019 Bronze 87 Adron Wines, LLC Manchester Ridge Vineyard Pinot Noir 2016 Silver 90 Agness Wine Cellars Finger Lakes Semi-Dry Riesling 2018 Silver 90 Arizona Craft Beverage Trevor's Own El Gin NV Gold 93 Best Distilled Spirit Arizona Craft Beverage Arizona Straight Bourbon Whiskey NV Silver 91 Arizona Craft Beverage Arizona Straight Rye NV Silver 90 Arizona Craft Beverage Regalo de Vida Ron Imperial NV Silver 89 Arizona Craft Beverage Four Monkey Wines Naughty Monkey NV Bronze 88 Arrington Vineyards Riesling 2019 2019 Gold 93 Arrington Vineyards KB 11.17 2017 Gold 93 Arrington Vineyards Merlot 2018 - Russell Family Select 2018 Silver 91 Arrington Vineyards Honeysuckle 2019 2019 Silver 91 Arrington Vineyards Sparkle Rose 2017 Silver 91 Arrington Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 2017 Silver 90 Arrington Vineyards Chardonnay 2018 2018 Silver 89 Arrington Vineyards Kinzley Reserve Sauvignon Blanc 2019 2019 Silver 89 Arrington Vineyards Firefly Rose 2019 2019 Silver 89 Arrington Vineyards Sparkle 2017 Bronze 88 At The Barn Winery Pinot Noir 2019 Silver 92 At The Barn Winery Blackberry 2019 Silver 91 At The Barn Winery Chardonnay 2019 Silver 89 At The Barn Winery Riesling 2019 Silver 89 B and C Winery Winter's Warmth 2019 DG 93 B and C Winery Hang Four 2019 Bronze 85 Baker-Bird Winery Cabernet Franc NV Gold 93 Baker-Bird Winery Thunderbolt Cabernet Sauvignon NV Silver 92 Baker-Bird Winery Lightning Strikes Semi-Dry Vidal Blanc NV Silver 90 Baker-Bird Winery Kentucky Statehood Bourbon NV Silver 90 Baker-Bird Winery Semi-Dry Vidal Blanc NV Silver 89 Baker-Bird Winery Ruby Hawk Rose NV Silver 89 Baker-Bird Winery Red Hawk NV Bronze 88 Baker-Bird Winery Silver Swallow NV Bronze 87 Baker-Bird Winery Give Me Liberty Brandy NV Bronze 86 BelLago Winery Auxerrois Brut 2019 DG 93 Best Sparkling Wine BelLago Winery Pinot Noir 2017 Silver 89 Bluebird Hill Cellars Chardonnay 2019 Silver 89 Bluebird Hill Cellars Pinot Noir 2018 Bronze 87 American Wine Society 2020 Commercial Medals Winery Wine Name Vintage Medal 100 pt score Best Varietal Best of Class Best of Show Bordeleau Winery Meritage NV Gold 93 Bordeleau Winery Chambourcin NV Silver 89 Brooks Wine Janus 2016 Gold 93 Best Pinot Noir Brooks Wine Ara Riesling 2018 Silver 89 Brooks Wine Bois Joli Riesling 2017 Silver 89 Brooks Wine Cahiers Pinot Noir 2016 Silver 89 Cabana Wine Corp. Smerlino Moscato 2018 DG 94 Best Muscat Cabana Wine Corp. Cabana Sauvignon Blanc 2018 DG 93 Best Sauvignon Blanc Cabana Wine Corp. Cabana Cabernet 2017 Silver 89 Cabana Wine Corp. Cabana Old Vine Zin 2017 Bronze 87 Caesar Creek Vineyards LLC Noiret 2018 Silver 90 Caesar Creek Vineyards LLC Pinot Noir 2018 Silver 89 Caesar Creek Vineyards LLC Riesling 2019 Bronze 85 Carriage House Wineworks Cabernet Franc 2019 Silver 91 Carriage House Wineworks Petit Verdot 2019 Silver 90 Carriage House Wineworks Merlot 2019 Silver 89 Carriage House Wineworks Rose 2019 Silver 89 Carriage House Wineworks Vidal Blanc 2019 Bronze 87 Carriage House Wineworks Petit Manseng 2019 Bronze 85 Casanel Vineyards & Winery White Spark 2016 Gold 93 Casanel Vineyards & Winery Cabernet Franc 2018 Silver 90 Casanel Vineyards & Winery Chardonnay 2019 Silver 89 Casanel Vineyards & Winery Petit Verdot 2017 Bronze 87 Cellar 426 Winery Uplifting 2019 Silver 91 Cellar 426 Winery Blaze 2019 Silver 91 Cellar 426 Winery Apollo's Blend 2019 Silver 89 Cellar 426 Winery Linoma Lighthouse 2019 Bronze 87 Chankaska Creek Ranch & WineryChankaska Ranch Road Brandy NV Gold 93 Chankaska Creek Ranch & WineryChankaska Marquette 2018 Silver 90 Chankaska Creek Ranch & WineryChankaska Itasca 2019 Silver 89 Chankaska Creek Ranch & WineryNorth Forest Kreme Walnut Kreme NV Silver 89 Chankaska Creek Ranch & WineryNorth Forest Kreme Maple Bourbon Pecan Kreme NV Silver 89 Chankaska Creek Ranch & WineryNorth Forest Kreme Huckleberry Vanilla Kreme NV Silver 89 Chankaska Creek Ranch & WineryChankaska Frontenac 2018 Bronze 87 Chankaska Creek Ranch & WineryChankaska Ranch Road Gin NV Bronze 87 Chankaska Creek Ranch & WineryChankaska Ranch Road Barrel Gin NV Bronze 87 Cotes de Ciel Merlot, Ciel du Cheval Vineyard, Red Mountain AVA 2014 Gold 93 Best Merlot Cotes de Ciel Petit Verdot, Ciel du Cheval Vineyard, Red Mountain AVA 2014 Gold 93 Best Petit Verdot Cotes de Ciel Syrah, Ciel du Cheval Vineyard, Red Mountain AVA 2014 Silver 89 Cotes de Ciel Cabernet Franc, Ciel du Cheval Vineyard, Red Mountain AVA 2014 Silver 89 Cotes de Ciel Nebbiolo, Ciel du Cheval Vineyard, Red Mountain AVA 2014 Silver 89 Credo Properties LLC Riesling vom Loss Troken (Dry) 2018 Gold 93 Credo Properties LLC Riesling vom Loss Habltroken (Semi-Dry) 2018 DG 93 Best Riesling Cunningham Creek Winery LLC Estate Petit Verdot 2017 Bronze 88 Cunningham Creek Winery LLC Merlot 2017 Bronze 87 Deep Roots Hard Cider Heritage Harvest NV Gold 93 American Wine Society 2020 Commercial Medals Winery Wine Name Vintage Medal 100 pt score Best Varietal Best of Class Best of Show Deep Roots Hard Cider Orchard Select NV DG 93 Deep Sky Vineyard Big Bang 2017 Silver 89 Deep Sky Vineyard Black Hole 2017 Silver 89 Deep Sky Vineyard Supernova 2017 Bronze 87 Deep Sky Vineyard Constellation 2017 Bronze 85 Deerfoot Vineyards and Winery Dragon Heart NV Gold 93 Deerfoot Vineyards and Winery Blackberry Fairy NV Gold 93 Deerfoot Vineyards and Winery Country Red NV Silver 90 Deerfoot Vineyards and Winery Deerfoot Mead NV Silver 90 Deerfoot Vineyards and Winery Fiendish Poet NV Silver 90 Deerfoot Vineyards and Winery Country Rose NV Bronze 87 Deerfoot Vineyards and Winery Explorer Port NV Bronze 86 Deerfoot Vineyards and Winery Migration NV Bronze 85 Deerfoot Vineyards and Winery Patriot NV Bronze 85 Deer's Leap Winery Pear 2019 DG 94 Deer's Leap Winery Peach 2019 Gold 93 Deer's Leap Winery Dark Cherry 2019 DG 93 Best Fruit Wine Deer's Leap Winery Fredonia 2019 Silver 91 Deer's Leap Winery Raspberry 2019 Silver 91 Deer's Leap Winery Riesling 2019 Silver 90 Deer's Leap Winery Blueberry 2019 Silver 90 Deer's Leap Winery Pinot Grigio 2019 Bronze 87 Desert Diamond Distillery Gold Miner Barrel Reserve 5 Yr (Gold Wax) NV Gold 93 Desert Diamond Distillery Gold Miner Agave Rum NV Silver 89 Desert Diamond Distillery Gold Miner Corn Whiskey NV Bronze 88 Desert Diamond Distillery Gold Miner Barrel Reserve 3 Yr (Black Wax) NV Bronze 87 Desert Diamond Distillery Gold Miner Dark Rum NV Bronze 87 DnA Vintners Spiced Rhubarb NV Gold 93 DnA Vintners Cran Razzy NV Silver 89 DnA Vintners Brandied Currant NV Bronze 85 Domaine Berrien Cellars Chardonnay 2019 Silver 90 Domaine Berrien Cellars Oaked Marsanne 2019 Bronze 88 Domaine Berrien Cellars Merlot 2018 Bronze 85 Domaine Berrien Cellars Crown of Cabernet 2017 Bronze 85 Doukenie Winer Pinot Gris 2017 Silver 89 Doukenie Winer Nyx 2017 Silver 89 Doukenie Winer Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 Bronze 87 Doukenie Winer Merlot 2017 Bronze 86 Drumlin Ridge Winery Brianna 2018 Gold 93 Best Hybrid Drumlin Ridge Winery Wauna Red NV Silver 91 Drumlin Ridge Winery Edelweiss 2019 Silver 91 Drumlin Ridge Winery Kenosha Kid NV Silver 91 Drumlin Ridge Winery La Crescent 2019 Silver 91 Drumlin Ridge Winery Elevage 2018 Silver 91 Drumlin Ridge Winery Drumlin Sunset 2019 Silver 91 Drumlin Ridge Winery Frontenac 2017 Silver 90 American Wine Society 2020 Commercial Medals Winery Wine Name Vintage Medal 100 pt score Best Varietal Best of Class Best of Show Drumlin Ridge Winery Marquette 2018 Silver 90 Drumlin Ridge Winery Cranbernet/Cranberry Blush 1479 Silver 90 Drumlin Ridge Winery Westport Red Limited Edition NV Silver 90 Drumlin Ridge Winery Frontenac Blanc 2018 Bronze 86 Effingham Manor & Winery Norton 2017 Gold 93 Effingham Manor & Winery Tannat 2018 Silver 90 Effingham Manor & Winery Kings Ransom 2018 Silver 89 Effingham Manor & Winery Celebration 2019 Silver 89 Effingham Manor & Winery Meritage 2018 Bronze 88 Effingham Manor & Winery Traminette 2018 Bronze 88 Effingham Manor & Winery Snort NV Bronze 87 Eighteen Twenty Wines Bloom NV Silver 90 Eighteen Twenty Wines Victoria NV Silver 89 Eighteen Twenty Wines Fete NV Bronze 87 Ferrante Winery gewurztraminer 2019 Gold 93 Best Gewurtztraminner Ferrante Winery Vidal Blanc Ice Wine 2017 DG 93 Best Dessert Wine Ferrante Winery chardonnay 2019 Silver 90 Ferrante Winery Cabernet Franc 2017 Silver 90 Ferrante Winery Red Blend NV Silver 89 Ferrante Winery Star Seeker Moscato NV Silver 89 Ferrante Winery Dolcetto 2019 Bronze 87 Ferrante Winery Golden Bunches Dry Riesling 2019 Bronze 86 Ferrante Winery Apple pie NV Bronze 86 Ferrante Winery Pinot Noir 2018 Bronze 86 Fifty-Third Winery and Vineyard Albarino 2019 Gold 93 Fifty-Third Winery and Vineyard Chardonel 2019 Gold 93 Fifty-Third Winery and Vineyard Petit Verdot 2018 Silver 90 Fifty-Third Winery and Vineyard Two Springs 2018 Silver 90 Fifty-Third Winery and Vineyard Vidal Blanc 2019 Silver 89 Fifty-Third Winery and Vineyard Viognier 2019 Bronze 87 Fifty-Third Winery and Vineyard Chardonnay 2019 Bronze 85 Fifty-Third Winery and Vineyard Merlot 2018 Bronze
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