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2019 Results Vintage Wine Class Region Style Score Medal 2019 Results Vintage Wine Class Region Style Score Medal AUSTRALIA 3drops 2018 3 drops Riesling 4 Great Southern Dry 89 Bronze 2019 3 drops Riesling 1 Great Southern Dry 88 Bronze Alkoomi Wines 2018 Alkoomi Black Label Riesling 4 Great Southern Dry 85 Bronze 2017 Alkoomi Melaleuca 4 Great Southern Dry 85 Bronze 2019 Alkoomi White Label Riesling 1 Great Southern Dry 87 Bronze Ashton Hills Vineyard 2019 Ashton Hills Vineyard Estate Riesling 1 Adelaide Hills Dry 87 Bronze ATR Wines 2018 ATR Wines Hard Hill Road Writer's Block Riesling 4 Grampians Dry 83 Auld Family Wines 2019 Auld Family Wines Wilberforce Eden Valley Riesling 1 Eden Valley Dry 81 Austin's Wines 2018 Austin's Late Harvest Riesling 6 Geelong Sweet 91 Silver 2018 Austin's Riesling 4 Geelong Dry 83 Australian Vintage Ltd 2008 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 7 Eden Valley Dry 87 Bronze 2009 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 7 Eden Valley Dry 83 2010 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 7 Eden Valley Dry 86 Bronze 2011 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 7 Eden Valley Dry 87 Bronze 2012 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 7 Eden Valley Dry 92 Silver 2013 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 7 Eden Valley Dry 95 Gold 2014 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 7 Eden Valley Dry 89 Bronze 2015 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 7 Eden Valley Dry 92 Silver 2016 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 4 Eden Valley Dry 86 Bronze 2017 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 4 Eden Valley Dry 81 2018 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 4 Eden Valley Dry 90 Silver 2019 McGuigan Shortlist Riesling 1 Eden Valley Dry 87 Bronze AZ Master Wines 2019 AZ Master 005 Eden Valley Riesling 1 Eden Valley Dry 83 Bangor Vineyard 2018 Bangor ' Lagoon Bay' Riesling 4 Tasmania Dry 84 2019 Bangor Bay Riesling 1 Tasmania Dry 90 Silver Barton Estate 2018 Riley's Riesling 4 Canberra District Dry 83 Bellarmine Wines 2009 Bellarmine Riesling Dry 7 Pemberton Dry 95 Gold 2017 Bellarmine Riesling Half Dry 6 Pemberton Sweet 91 Silver 2016 Bellarmine Riesling Select 6 Pemberton Sweet 90 Silver Best's Wines Pty Ltd 2019 Best's Great Western Riesling 1 Grampians Dry 90 Silver Bethany Wines 2011 Bethany Reserve Riesling 7 Eden Valley Dry 96 Elite Gold 2019 Blue Quarry Riesling 1 Eden Valley Dry 87 Bronze 2019 First Village Riesling 1 Eden Valley Dry 86 Bronze 2018 Late Harvest Riesling 6 Eden Valley Sweet 84 Bird in Hand 2019 Bird in Hand Honeysuckle Riesling 3 Clare Valley Sweet 84 2013 Bird in Hand Riesling 7 Clare Valley Dry 90 Silver 2019 Results Vintage Wine Class Region Style Score Medal 2019 Bird in Hand Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 83 Bleasdale Vineyards 2019 Adelaide Hills Riesling 1 Adelaide Hills Dry 86 Bronze Boomer creek 2016 Boomer Creek 4 Tasmania Dry 81 Boston Bay Wines 2018 Boston Bay Riesling 4 Penisulas Dry 85 Bronze Brand's Laira of Coonawarra 2019 Old Station Riesling 2 Limestone Coast Semi-Dry 00 WD Bream Creek Vineyard 2015 Bream Creek Vineyard Riesling 8 Tasmania Semi-Dry 83 2017 Bream Creek Vineyard Riesling 5 Tasmania Semi-Dry 87 Bronze Brindabella Hills Winery 2019 Brindabella Hills winery 2019 Riesling 1 Canberra District Dry 85 Bronze Brokenwood Wines 2019 Brokenwood Four Winds Vineyard Riesling 1 Canberra District Dry 96 Trophy Best Canberra District Riesling Brook Eden Vineyard 2015 Brook Eden Riesling 7 Tasmania Dry 90 Silver Brothers at War 2019 2019 Nothing in Common Riesling 1 Eden Valley Dry 90 Silver 2019 2019 The Grape Grower Riesling 2 Eden Valley Semi-Dry 86 Bronze Brown Family Wine Group 2015 Brown Brothers Patricia Noble Riesling 9 King Valley Sweet 90 Silver 2019 Devil's Corner Resolution Riesling 1 Tasmania Dry 85 Bronze 2019 Devil's Corner Riesling 1 Tasmania Dry 86 Bronze 2018 Tamar Ridge Riesling 4 Tasmania Dry 83 Bunnamagoo Estate Wines 2018 Bunnamagoo Estate Riesling 4 Mudgee Dry 86 Bronze Capel Vale Wines 2019 Capel Vale Regional Series Mount Barker Riesling 1 Great Southern Dry 90 Silver 2014 Capel Vale Regional Series Riesling 7 Great Southern Dry 87 Bronze 2017 Capel Vale Single Vineyard Whispering Hill Mount Barker 4 Great Southern Dry 89 Bronze Riesling 2019 Capel Vale Single Vineyard Whispering Hill Mount Barker 1 Great Southern Dry 86 Bronze Riesling 2019 Roustabout Mount Barker Riesling 1 Great Southern Dry 83 Carillion Wines 2018 Carillion Origins GM198 Clone Orange Riesling 4 Orange Dry 90 Silver 2019 Carillion Origins GM198 Clone Orange Riesling 1 Orange Dry 87 Bronze Castelli Estate 2019 Castelli Estate Riesling 1 Great Southern Dry 00 WD Cellarmaster Wines 2018 Avon Brae Eden Valley Riesling 4 Eden Valley Dry 85 Bronze 2018 David Lowe Wines Reserve Orange Riesling 4 Orange Dry 87 Bronze 2018 Hutt River Clare Valley Riesling 4 Clare Valley Dry 90 Silver 2019 Hutt River Clare Valley Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 90 Silver 2018 Krondorf The Growers Eden Valley Riesling 4 Eden Valley Dry 88 Bronze 2018 McLean's Farm Reserve Eden Valley Riesling 4 Eden Valley Dry 90 Silver 2019 Mockingbird Hill Clare Valley Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 87 Bronze 2016 Mockingbird Hill Hayshed Block Clare Valley Riesling 4 Clare Valley Dry 89 Bronze 2019 Results Vintage Wine Class Region Style Score Medal 2017 Mockingbird Hill Slate Lane Clare Valley Riesling 4 Clare Valley Dry 84 2018 Riddoch Eliza King Coonawarra Riesling 4 Coonawarra Dry 85 Bronze 2018 Riversdale Estate Tasmania Riesling 4 Tasmania Dry 88 Bronze Charles Sturt University Boutique Winery 2019 Canberra District Riesling 1 Canberra District Dry 91 Silver Chartley Estate 2017 Chartley Estate Riesling 4 Tasmania Dry 90 Silver 2018 Chartley Estate Riesling 4 Tasmania Dry 85 Bronze Cherry Tree Hill Wines 2019 2019 Cherry Tree Hill Riesling 1 Southern Highlands Dry 88 Bronze Clare Wine Co 2019 Clare Wine Co Watervale Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 95 Gold Claymore Wines 2019 Joshua Tree Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 86 Bronze 2019 Superstition Reserve Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 90 Silver Clos Clare 2019 Watervale Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 87 Bronze Contentious Character 2017 Come the raw prawn - 2017 Riesling 4 Canberra District Dry 79 2019 Crisp in your cakehole - 2019 Riesling 1 Canberra District Dry 78 Coolangatta Estate 2018 Coolangatte Estate Winsome Riesling 4 Shoalhaven Coast Dry 95 Gold Crabtree Watervale Wines 2009 Crabtree Hilltop Riesling 7 Clare Valley Dry 96 Elite Gold 2019 Crabtree Watervale Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 90 Silver 2013 Robert Crabtree Watervale Riesling 7 Clare Valley Dry 87 Bronze 2018 Robert Crabtree Watervale Riesling 4 Clare Valley Dry 88 Bronze Craigie Knowe Vineyard 2019 Craigie Knowe Estate Riesling 1 Tasmania Dry 86 Bronze Crowe Wines 2019 Crowe Wines Riesling 1 Canberra District Dry 86 Bronze Dandelion Vineyards 2019 Enchanted Garden of the Eden Valley Riesling 1 Eden Valley Dry 86 Bronze 2019 Wonderland of the Eden Valley Riesling 1 Eden Valley Dry 92 Silver d'Arenberg 2012 The Dry Dam 8 McLaren Vale Semi-Dry 92 Silver 2019 The Dry Dam 2 McLaren Vale Semi-Dry 85 Bronze De Bortoli Wines 2018 La Boheme Act 1 Riesling 4 Yarra Valley Dry 77 2019 La Boheme Act 1 Riesling 2 Yarra Valley Semi-Dry 78 Derwent Estate Wines 2017 Derwent Estate Riesling 4 Tasmania Dry 80 2018 Derwent Estate WInes 4 Tasmania Dry 84 2017 Derwent Estate Wines Late Harvest Riesling 6 Tasmania Sweet 83 DiGiorgio Family Wines 2013 DiGiorgio Family Wines Kongorong Riesling 7 Mount Gambier Dry 85 Bronze 2014 DiGiorgio Family Wines Kongorong Riesling 7 Mount Gambier Dry 00 WD 2018 DiGiorgio Family Wines Kongorong Riesling 4 Mount Gambier Dry 91 Silver 2019 DiGiorgio Family Wines Kongorong Riesling 1 Mount Gambier Dry 82 2019 Results Vintage Wine Class Region Style Score Medal Dinny Goonan Wines 2018 Dinny Goonan Outlier Riesling 4 Geelong Dry 83 2019 Dinny Goonan Single Vineyard Riesling 1 Geelong Dry 88 Bronze Duke's Vineyard 2019 Duke's Single Vineyard Riesling 1 Great Southern Dry 86 Bronze 2019 Magpie Hill Reserve Riesling 1 Great Southern Dry 85 Bronze Eden Hall Wines 2019 Eden Hall Reserve Resling 1 Eden Valley Dry 84 2019 Eden Hall Springton Riesling 1 Eden Valley Dry 83 Elderton Wines 2019 Eden Valley Riesling 1 Eden Valley Dry 86 Bronze Eldredge Vineyards 2019 Blue Chip Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 79 2019 Spring Gully Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 87 Bronze Ferngrove Wines 2019 Ferngrove Black Label Off-Dry Riesling 2 Great Southern Semi-Dry 95 Gold 2018 Ferngrove Cossack Riesling 4 Great Southern Dry 83 2019 Ferngrove Cossack Riesling 1 Great Southern Dry 82 2019|2012 Ferngrove Cossack Riesling 20 Great Southern Provenan 91 Silver |2005 ce 2019 Ferngrove Independence Riesling 1 Great Southern Dry 80 Fine Drop 2011 Alcorso Riesling 7 Tasmania Dry 84 2012 Alcorso Riesling 7 Tasmania Dry 83 2013 Alcorso Riesling 7 Tasmania Dry 91 Silver 2014 Alcorso Riesling 7 Tasmania Dry 84 2015 Alcorso Riesling 7 Tasmania Dry 86 Bronze Forbes Wine Company Pty Ltd 2010 Cellar Matured Eden Valley Riesling 7 Eden Valley Dry 90 Silver 2018 Eden Valley Riesling 4 Eden Valley Dry 87 Bronze Four Winds Vineyard 2019 2019 Chapel Block Riesling 1 Canberra District Dry 82 2019 Four Winds Vineyard 2019 Riesling 1 Canberra District Dry 81 2019 Four Winds Vineyard 2019 Sparkling Riesling 19 Canberra District Specialty 87 Bronze Fowles Wine 2018 Ladies who Shoot their Lunch 2018 Riesling 4 Strathbogie Ranges Dry 83 2018 Stone Dwellers 2018 Riesling 4 Strathbogie Ranges Dry 88 Bronze Frogmore Creek 2018 Frogmore Creek FGR Riesling 6 Tasmania Sweet 87 Bronze 2018 Frogmore Creek Riesling 4 Tasmania Dry 90 Silver Gaelic Cemetery Vineyard 2019 Celtic Farm 1 Clare Valley Dry 87 Bronze 2019 GCV Premium Riesling 1 Clare Valley Dry 83 Gala Estate 2017 Gala Estate - Black Label -Late Harvest Riesling 6 Tasmania Sweet 91 Silver 2014
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