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2010 Michigan Wine & Spirits Competition Results – by Medal 2010 Michigan Wine & Spirits Competition Results – by Medal Best of Class (Double Gold) Dry White: Black Star Farms 2009 Arcturos Pinot Gris Dry Red: Bowers Harbor Vineyards 2007 Cabernet Franc, Erica Vineyard Dessert: Fenn Valley Vineyards 2008 42 Ice Wine Best of Class (Gold) Sparkling: Black Star Farms 2008 Sparkling Wine Semi-Dry White: Black Star Farms 2009 Arcturos Riesling Rosé: Forty Five North Vineyard & Winery 2009 Blanc de Pinot Noir Semi-Dry Red: Lawton Ridge Winery NV AZO Fruit: Uncle John's Fruit House Winery NV Franc N Cherry Judges' Merit Award Chateau Fontaine 2009 Woodland White Double Gold Black Star Farms 2007 A Capella Pinot Noir Burgdorf's Winery 2007 Morado Chateau Grand Traverse 2007 Gamay Noir Reserve Cherry Creek Cellars NV Raceway Red Sleeping Bear Winery NV Vignoles Gold Bel Lago 2007 Tempesta Black Star Farms 2008 Arcturos Cabernet Franc Black Star Farms NV Sirius Raspberry Black Star Farms NV Spirit of Pear Brys Estate Vineyard & Winery 2009 Pinot Grigio Chateau Chantal 2008 Proprietor's Reserve Chardonnay Chateau Chantal NV Tonight Chateau Fontaine 2008 Dry White Riesling Cherry Creek Cellars NV Jazz Fenn Valley Vineyards 2009 Edelzwicker Fenn Valley Vineyards 2009 Pinot Grigio Forty Five North Vineyard & Winery 2009 Gewurztraminer FVV (French Valley Vineyards) 2008 Chardonnay Gill's Pier Vineyard & Winery 2008 Royce Good Harbor Vineyards 2008 Pinot Grigio L. Mawby NV Jadore L. Mawby / M. Lawrence NV Detroit Lawton Ridge Winery 2008 Country White Lawton Ridge Winery NV Harvest Select Lemon Creek Winery 2008 Cabernet Franc McIntosh Cellars NV Golden Harvest Iced Apple Wine Old Shore Vineyards 2009 Turkey Nest Pinot Gris Peninsula Cellars 2007 Cabernet Franc Peninsula Cellars 2008 Pinot Blanc Shady Lane Cellars 2008 Coop De Rouge Sleeping Bear Winery NV Bear Lake White Sleeping Bear Winery NV Edelzwicker Sleeping Bear Winery NV Winedog Boardoe St. Julian / Braganini Reserve 2009 Traminette St. Julian Wine Company NV Founder's Pride Tabor Hill 2007 Cabernet Franc Tabor Hill 2007 Chardonnay Tabor Hill 2009 Dry Traminette Tabor Hill NV Cherry Wine Tabor Hill NV Cabernet Franc Port Two Lads Winery 2009 Pinot Grigio Two Lads Winery 2009 Riesling Uncle John's Fruit House Winery NV Select Harvest Apple Wine Silver Bel Lago 2007 Pinot Noir Bel Lago NV Cherry Wine Black Star Farms 2007 Leorie Vineyard Merlot Cabernet Franc Black Star Farms 2007 A Capella Ice Wine Black Star Farms 2008 Arcturos Barrel Aged Chardonnay Black Star Farms 2009 Arcturos Late Harvest Riesling Black Star Farms 2009 Arcturos Pinot Noir Rosé Black Star Farms 2009 BeDazzled Black Star Farms NV Sirius Pear Black Star Farms NV Spirit of Cherry Black Star Farms NV Red House Red Black Star Farms NV Cherry Wine Black Star Farms NV Artisan Red Black Star Farms NV Spirit of Apple Brandy Bowers Harbor Vineyards 2007 2896, Langley Brys Estate Vineyard & Winery 2008 "Dry Ice" Ice Wine Brys Estate Vineyard & Winery 2009 Naked Chardonnay Burgdorf's Winery 2009 Unoaked Chardonnay Burgdorf's Winery NV Red Raspberry Cascade Winery 2009 Traminette Chateau Chantal 2008 Reserve Cabernet Franc Chateau Chantal 2009 Semi-Dry Riesling Chateau Chantal 2009 Pinot Blanc Chateau Fontaine 2007 Woodland Red Chateau Fontaine 2009 Gewurztraminer Chateau Grand Traverse 2007 Silhouette Chateau Grand Traverse 2008 Whole Cluster Riesling Chateau Grand Traverse 2008 Ship of Fools Chateau Grand Traverse 2008 Pinot Grigio Chateau Grand Traverse 2008 Dry Riesling Cherry Creek Cellars 2007 Lynn Aleksandr Cabernet Sauvignon Cherry Creek Cellars NV Michigan Cherry Cherry Creek Cellars NV Wood Duck White Dry Riesling Cherry Creek Cellars NV Summer Breeze Cody Kresta Vineyard & Winery 2009 Rosé Contessa Wine Cellars 2009 Pinot Grigio Contessa Wine Cellars NV Divino Contessa Wine Cellars NV Cabernet Franc Domaine Berrien Cellars 2006 Crown of Cab Domaine Berrien Cellars 2007 Cabernet Franc Domaine Berrien Cellars 2008 Merlot Domaine Berrien Cellars 2008 Lemberger Domaine Berrien Cellars 2009 Grandma's Red Domaine Berrien Cellars 2009 Traminette Sweet Fenn Valley Vineyards 2009 Dry Riesling Fenn Valley Vineyards 2009 Merlot Fenn Valley Vineyards 2009 Cab Franc Fenn Valley Vineyards 2009 Vignoles Select Harvest Fenn Valley Vineyards NV Lakeshore White Fenn Valley Vineyards NV Capriccio Founders Wine Cellar 2009 Luce Del Sole Free Run Cellars 2009 Pinot Gris Free Run Cellars 2009 Pinot Meunier FVV (French Valley Vineyards) 2004 Chardonnay FVV (French Valley Vineyards) 2008 Pinot Grigio FVV (French Valley Vineyards) 2008 Riesling Gill's Pier Vineyard & Winery NV Just Unleashed Good Harbor Vineyards 2006 Pinot Grigio Reserve Good Harbor Vineyards 2007 Chardonnay Good Harbor Vineyards 2009 Riesling Good Harbor Vineyards NV Sleeping Bare Blanc de Blanc Good Harbor Vineyards NV Fishtown White Good Harbor Vineyards NV Moonstruck J. Trees Cellars 2008 Vidal Blanc Ice Wine J. Trees Cellars 2008 Dry Riesling J. Trees Cellars 2008 Chardonnay Karma Vista Vineyards NV SoCo Grigio L. Mawby NV Blanc de Blanc L. Mawby NV Talismøn L. Mawby NV Consort L. Mawby NV Conservancy L. Mawby / M. Lawrence NV Sandpiper L. Mawby / M. Lawrence NV Wet Lawton Ridge Winery 2009 Traminette Lawton Ridge Winery 2009 Estate Rosé Lawton Ridge Winery NV Two Handed Red Left Foot Charley 2009 Riesling MD Left Foot Charley 2009 Pinot Gris Left Foot Charley 2009 Pinot Blanc Left Foot Charley 2009 Murmur Lemon Creek Winery 2008 Kerner Lemon Creek Winery 2009 Northern Lights Lemon Creek Winery 2009 Riesling Lemon Creek Winery 2009 Chardonnay Reserve Lemon Creek Winery NV Beach Sauterne Lemon Creek Winery NV Grands Lacs Rouge Longview Winery 2008 Sweet Winter Ice Mackinaw Trail Winery 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon Mackinaw Trail Winery 2009 Late Harvest Riesling Mackinaw Trail Winery 2009 Dry Riesling Mackinaw Trail Winery NV Strawberry Blyss Peninsula Cellars 2005 Cabernet Franc Reserve Peninsula Cellars 2007 Hogsback Vineyard Cabernet/Merlot Peninsula Cellars 2008 Semi Dry Riesling Peninsula Cellars 2008 Select Harvest Riesling Peninsula Cellars 2009 Bonafide Pinot Grigio Sandhill Crane Vineyards 2006 Port in a Storm Sandhill Crane Vineyards 2008 Late Harvest Riesling Sandhill Crane Vineyards 2009 Blushing Crane Sandhill Crane Vineyards 2009 Serenade Sandhill Crane Vineyards 2009 Vidal Blanc Sandhill Crane Vineyards NV Raspberry Rosé Shady Lane Cellars 2008 Semi-Dry Riesling Shady Lane Cellars 2008 Blue Franc Sleeping Bear Winery NV Vintage Red Sleeping Bear Winery NV Blue Beary Sleeping Bear Winery NV Cabernet Franc St. Julian Wine Company NV Simply Pink Tabor Hill 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon Tabor Hill 2007 Traminette Tabor Hill 2007 Chardonel Tabor Hill 2009 Syrah Tabor Hill NV Grand Mark Tabor Hill NV Red Arrow Red Two Lads Winery 2008 Cabernet Franc Villa Mari Vineyards 2007 Row 7 Bronze Bel Lago 2009 Auxerrois Bel Lago NV Bel Lago Red Wine Black Star Farms 2007 Vintners Select Chateau Chantal 2009 Select Harvest Riesling Chateau Chantal NV Celebrate Chateau Fontaine 2008 Semi-Sweet Riesling Chateau Fontaine 2008 Pinot Gris Chateau Grand Traverse 2007 Botrytis Riesling Chateau Grand Traverse 2008 Lot 49 Riesling Cherry Creek Cellars NV Cranberry Passion Cherry Creek Cellars NV La Mia Famiglia Ciccone Vineyard & Winery 2008 Due Rossi (Two Reds) Ciccone Vineyard & Winery 2008 Pinot Grigio Contessa Wine Cellars 2008 Chardonnay Reserve Contessa Wine Cellars 2008 Tre Tenores Domaine Berrien Cellars 2007 Syrah Domaine Berrien Cellars 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon Fenn Valley Vineyards 2008 Meritage Forty Five North Vineyard & Winery 2009 Unwooded Chardonnay Founders Wine Cellar 2008 Vidal Blanc Select Sweet Harvest FVV (French Valley Vineyards) 2005 Chardonnay FVV (French Valley Vineyards) 2005 Merlot FVV (French Valley Vineyards) 2008 Pinot Noir Gill's Pier Vineyard & Winery 2008 Riesling Karma Vista Vineyards NV Stone Temple Pinot Left Foot Charley 2009 Gewurztraminer Lemon Creek Winery 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon Lemon Creek Winery 2007 Shiraz Lemon Creek Winery 2009 Pinot Grigio Lemon Creek Winery 2009 Gewurztraminer Lemon Creek Winery NV Cherry Lemon Creek Winery NV Lighthouse Red Longview Winery 2008 Semi Dry Estate Riesling Longview Winery 2008 Estate Pinot Noir Mackinaw Trail Winery 2009 Vidal Ice Wine Mackinaw Trail Winery NV Cranberry Blyss Mackinaw Trail Winery NV Razzberry McIntosh Cellars NV Heirloom Gold Peninsula Cellars 2009 Bonafide Chardonnay Peninsula Cellars 2009 Bonafide Dry Riesling Round Barn Winery 2008 Reserve Merlot Sandhill Crane Vineyards 2008 Vidal Blanc Ice Wine Sandhill Crane Vineyards NV Abrazo Shady Lane Cellars 2007 Cabernet Franc Sleeping Bear Winery NV Liebe Frau Sleeping Bear Winery NV It's 5 o'clock Somewhere St. Julian / Braganini Reserve 2008 Cabernet Franc St. Julian / St. J 2009 Riesling Tabor Hill 2008 Valvin Muscat Tabor Hill 2008 Gewurztraminer Tabor Hill 2008 Pinot Gris Uncle John's Fruit House Winery NV Apple Vodka Willow Vineyard NV Baci Rosé .
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