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WINERY PLACING VINTAGE BLEND APPELLATION R.S. PRICE POINTS 21 Brix Winery Silver 2013 Riesling Lake Erie 1.75% $17.49 88 Points WINERY PLACING VINTAGE BLEND APPELLATION R.S. PRICE POINTS 21 Brix Winery Silver 2013 Riesling Lake Erie 1.75% $17.49 88 Points 21 Brix Winery Best Fruit Wine NV Apple Wine American 7.50% $13.49 93 Points 21 Brix Winery Best American Red Hybrid Wine NV Thirsty Elephant Lake Erie 6.50% $11.48 98 Points 3 Ball Silver 2012 Zinfandel California 0.02% $14.99 87 Points 3 Corners Silver 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon Moon Mountain 0.05% $95.00 88 Points District Abbazia Silver NV Asti DOCG Italy 2.40% $24.99 87 Points Abbazia Gold NV Cuvee Prestige, Extra Dry Italy 1.40% $24.99 90 Points Adobe Road Winery Gold 2014 Cabernet Franc, Bavarian Lion Vineyard Knights Valley 0.02% $58.00 90 Points Alamos Silver 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon Mendoza 0.80% $13.00 88 Points Alamos Silver 2014 Malbec Mendoza 0.50% $13.00 89 Points Alamos Silver 2013 Red Blend Mendoza 0.30% $13.00 89 Points Alamos Best Malbec 2014 Malbec, Seleccion Mendoza 0.26% $13.00 91 Points Alamos Best Torrontes 2015 Torrontes Salta 0.00% $13.00 92 Points Alma Sol Winery Gold 2015 Sauvignon Blanc Paso Robles 0.02% $18.00 91 Points Alma Sol Winery Platinum 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon, Cuevas Vineyard Paso Robles 0.02% $34.00 94 Points Altipiano Vineyard & Winery Silver 2013 Super Tuscan, Estate San Diego County 0.00% $46.00 88 Points Altipiano Vineyard & Winery Gold 2013 Sangiovese, Estate Reserve San Diego County 0.00% $60.00 91 Points Aquinas Gold 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon North Coast 0.23% $21.99 91 Points B Side Best Bordeaux/Rhone Blend 2014 Red Wine Blend Napa Valley 0.32% $27.99 90 Points B Side Gold 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 0.28% $27.99 92 Points Baileyana Winery Silver 2014 Pinot Noir, Firepeak Edna Valley 0.00% $30.00 89 Points Baileyana Winery Gold 2014 Chardonnay, Firepeak Edna Valley 0.00% $28.00 93 Points WINERY PLACING VINTAGE BLEND APPELLATION R.S. PRICE POINTS Bandit Silver NV Cabernet Sauvignon California 0.48% $9.99 87 Points Bandit Silver NV Merlot California 0.56% $8.99 89 Points Bargetto Winery Silver 2014 Chardonnay Monterey County 0.00% $15.00 87 Points Bargetto Winery Silver 2011 La Vita, Regan Vineyards Santa Cruz County 0.00% $60.00 87 Points Bargetto Winery Best Pinot Grigio, 2015 Pinot Grigio Monterey County 0.08% $16.00 94 Points Best of Monterey Bayshore Silver 2014 Founder's Reserve White Wine California 0.68% $14.99 87 Points Bayshore Silver 2014 Pinot Grigio California 0.32% $14.99 87 Points Belle Esprit Gold 2014 Caprettone, Estate Rogue Valley 0.05% $34.00 90 Points Belle Fiore Silver 2012 Syrah, Estate Rogue Valley 0.51% $27.00 88 Points Big Smooth Silver 2013 Zinfandel, Old Vine California 0.25% $17.99 88 Points Bishop's Vineyard Silver 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon, Collectors Reserve Contra Costa County 0.20% $36.99 89 Points BK Cellars Urban Winery Gold 2013 Syrah Temecula Valley 0.60% $33.00 90 Points Bodega De San Antonio Gold NV Sangria Tradicional California 6.00% $10.00 90 Points Brady Cellars Silver 2015 Dry Rosé, Angiolina Farm Yakima Valley 0.00% $18.00 88 Points Brancaia Best Italian Wine Bordeaux Blend 2013 TRE, Rosso Di Toscana IGT Italy 0.26% $23.00 93 Points Breathless Silver NV Brut North Coast 1.10% $25.00 87 Points Breathless Silver NV Brut Rose North Coast 1.15% $32.00 88 Points Breathless Silver NV Blanc De Noirs Sonoma County 1.15% $30.00 89 Points Brian Arden Winery Silver 2012 Zinfandel, Burton Ranch Vineyard Lake County 0.00% $50.00 88 Points Brian Arden Winery Gold 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley 0.00% $75.00 92 Points Brian Arden Winery Platinum 2012 Cabernet Franc Napa Valley 0.00% $80.00 94 Points Broadside Gold 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon Paso Robles 0.02% $14.99 90 Points WINERY PLACING VINTAGE BLEND APPELLATION R.S. PRICE POINTS Broadside Gold 2013 Merlot, Margarita Vineyard Paso Robles 0.02% $19.99 90 Points Callaway Vineyard & Winery Gold 2015 Muscat Canelli, Special Selection, Estate Temecula Valley 3.00% $20.00 91 Points Grown Callaway Vineyard & Winery Gold 2013 Roussanne, Winemakers Reserve Temecula Valley 0.18% $30.00 91 Points Carol Shelton Wines Silver 2014 Coquille Blanc Paso Robles 0.35% $24.00 88 Points Carol Shelton Wines Silver 2013 Florence Vineyard Petite Sirah Dry Creek Valley 0.10% $40.00 89 Points Carol Shelton Wines Silver 2013 Pinot Noir, Larson Vineyard Carneros 0.10% $30.00 89 Points Carol Shelton Wines Silver 2013 Rocky Reserve Zinfandel, Florence Rockpile 0.10% $35.00 89 Points Vineyard Carol Shelton Wines Gold 2015 Wild Thing Rendezvous Rose Mendocino County 0.35% $15.00 90 Points Carol Shelton Wines Best Red Dessert Wine 2014 Black Magic LH Zin Sonoma County 6.00% $20.00 91 Points Carol Shelton Wines Best Carignane 2013 Carignane, Old Vine, Oat Valley Vineyard Alexander Valley 0.10% $28.00 95 Points Cazadero Winery Gold 2014 Chardonnay, Parmeter Vineyard Seaview/Fort Ross 0.00% $34.95 91 Points Cholame Vineyard Silver 2013 130 Syrah, Estate Grown Monterey County 0.00% $42.00 89 Points Chronic Cellars Silver 2014 Dead Nuts Paso Robles 0.33% $23.99 89 Points Chronic Cellars Gold 2014 Sofa King Bueno Paso Robles 0.42% $19.99 91 Points Chronic Cellars Gold 2014 Suite Petite California 0.47% $14.99 91 Points Chronic Cellars Gold NV Spritz & Giggles California 1.84% $17.99 93 Points Chronic Cellars Best Rose 2015 Pink Pedals Paso Robles 0.81% $14.99 97 Points Clautiere Vineyard Silver 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon, Estate Paso Robles 0.20% $36.00 87 Points Clautiere Vineyard Gold 2014 Sparkling Viognier Paso Robles 0.05% $32.00 90 Points Cru Wine Company Silver 2014 Pinot Grigio Arroyo Seco 0.04% $18.00 87 Points Cru Wine Company Silver 2013 Pinot Noir, Vineyard Montage Santa Lucia Highlands 0.03% $19.00 87 Points Cru Wine Company Silver 2014 Chardonnay, Unoaked Arroyo Seco 0.03% $17.00 88 Points WINERY PLACING VINTAGE BLEND APPELLATION R.S. PRICE POINTS Cru Wine Company Silver 2014 Chardonnay Monterey 0.05% $19.00 88 Points Cru Wine Company Silver 2012 Pinot Noir, Appellation Series Santa Lucia Highlands 0.10% $24.00 89 Points Custard Silver 2014 Chardonnay Sonoma Valley 0.35% $21.99 88 Points Cuvee Joelle Silver 2015 Sauvignon Blanc & Loin De L'oeil, Comte France 0.26% $17.99 89 Points Tolosan IGP Cycles Gladiator Silver 2014 Chardonnay Central Coast 0.02% $10.99 88 Points Cycles Gladiator Silver 2014 Pinot Noir Central Coast 0.02% $10.99 88 Points Cycles Gladiator Silver 2014 Petite Sirah Central Coast 0.02% $10.99 89 Points Cycles Gladiator Gold 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon Central Coast 0.02% $10.99 91 Points Cypress Vineyards Silver 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon Central Coast 0.23% $10.00 87 Points Cypress Vineyards Silver 2014 Merlot Central Coast 0.21% $10.00 88 Points Cypress Vineyards Gold 2014 Chardonnay Central Coast 0.46% $10.00 91 Points D & L Carinalli Vineyards Silver 2013 Pinot Grigio, Estate Russian River Valley 0.00% $17.50 87 Points D & L Carinalli Vineyards Silver 2013 Chardonnay, Estate Russian River Valley 0.08% $20.00 89 Points D & L Carinalli Vineyards Gold 2013 Pinot Noir, Estate Grown Russian River Valley 0.07% $25.00 90 Points Davis Bynum Winery Silver 2014 Sauvignon Blanc, Virginia's Block Russian River Valley 0.05% $25.00 87 Points Davis Bynum Winery Silver 2014 Pinot Noir, Jane's Vineyard Russian River Valley 0.05% $35.00 88 Points Diora Silver 2013 Three Crowns Estate Red Wine San Bernabe 0.38% $29.99 88 Points Don Ernesto Silver 2014 Tempranillo, Clarinet Lodi 0.05% $27.00 88 Points Don Ernesto Gold 2013 Crescendo Red Table Wine Napa Valley 0.01% $27.00 91 Points Don Sebastiani & Sons Gold 2013 Pinot Noir, Sonoma Signature Series Sonoma Coast 0.34% $22.99 91 Points Dracaena Wines Silver 2013 Cabernet Franc Paso Robles 0.00% $28.00 89 Points Eberle Winery Silver 2014 Cotes-du-Robles Blanc Paso Robles 0.05% $24.00 87 Points WINERY PLACING VINTAGE BLEND APPELLATION R.S. PRICE POINTS Eberle Winery Silver 2015 Syrah Rose Paso Robles 0.05% $18.00 87 Points Eberle Winery Silver 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon, Eberle Estate Paso Robles 0.05% $40.00 89 Points Vineyard Eberle Winery Gold 2014 Syrah, Steinbeck Vineyard Paso Robles 0.04% $26.00 90 Points Eberle Winery Best Blended Red Rhone Varietal 2014 Cotes-du-Robles Paso Robles 0.03% $26.00 91 Points Eberle Winery Gold 2015 Muscat Canelli, Estate Paso Robles 6.84% $20.00 92 Points Eberle Winery Best Barbera 2013 Barbera Paso Robles 0.06% $32.00 95 Points El Portal Silver 2013 Red Wine, Vineyard Select California 0.89% $14.99 87 Points Fair Oaks Ranch Silver 2013 Zinfandel California 0.29% $14.99 87 Points Fancy Pants Silver 2013 Red Wine California 0.00% $11.00 88 Points Fancy Pants Gold 2014 Pinot Grigio California 0.00% $11.00 91 Points Fancy Pants Best Prosecco NV Prosecco DOC Italy 2.20% $11.00 91 Points Fetzer Vineyards Silver 2014 Goosefoot Road Riesling Monterey County 2.70% $9.99 89 Points Fincalegre Best Cava NV Sparkling Cava Brut Non-Vintage Spain 0.96% $24.99 90 Points Flipflop Silver NV Chardonnay California 0.95% $7.00 87 Points Flipflop Silver NV Pinot Grigio California 0.70% $7.00 87 Points Flipflop Silver NV Moscato California 7.60% $7.00 88 Points Flipflop Silver NV Pink Moscato California 7.60% $7.00 89 Points Flipflop Best Medium Sweet Riesling NV Riesling American 3.50% $7.00 94 Points Fog Crest Silver 2013 Chardonnay, Laguna West Russian River Valley 0.00% $29.00 89 Points Fog Crest Gold 2013 Pinot Noir, Estate, Upper Block Russian River Valley 0.00% $55.00 90 Points Fog Crest Platinum 2013 Laguna West Pinot Noir Russian River Valley 0.00% $39.00 95 Points Frank Family Vineyards Silver 2013 Zinfandel Napa Valley 0.00% $37.00 87 Points WINERY PLACING VINTAGE BLEND APPELLATION R.S.
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