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2016 California State Fair 2016 California State Fair Award Best of Show - Red Home Wine Judging Results Entry # Name City Division& Class 843 John Bristow Benicia Dry Reds 225 - Cabernet Sauvignon Varietal/ Fruit Blend Cabernet Sauvignon Appellation/County Napa Vintage 2013 Thursday, October 20, 2016 Page 1 of 3 2016 California State Fair Award Best of Show - Sweet & Other Home Wine Judging Results Entry # Name City Division& Class 1133 Fred Millar Sacramento All Sweet & Other Wines 305 - Port Wine Varietal/ Fruit Blend Potugeese Blend Appellation/County Amador Vintage 2011 Thursday, October 20, 2016 Page 2 of 3 2016 California State Fair Award Best of Show - White Home Wine Judging Results Entry # Name City Division& Class 1151 Swanson Macwilliams [team/company] San Francisco Dry White, Roses & Sparking 105 - Chardonnay Varietal/ Fruit Blend 100% Chardonnay FR Appellation/County Vintage 2014 Thursday, October 20, 2016 Page 3 of 3 2016 California State Fair Award Best of Class Home Wine Judging Results Entry # Name City Division& Class 1151 Swanson Macwilliams [team/company] San Francisco Dry White, Roses & Sparking 105 - Chardonnay Varietal/ Fruit Blend 100% Chardonnay FR Appellation/County Vintage 2014 773 Donna Bettencourt Sacramento Dry White, Roses & Sparking 110 - Sauvignon Blanc Varietal/ Fruit Blend Appellation/County Russian River Vintage 2015 843 John Bristow Benicia Dry Reds 225 - Cabernet Sauvignon Varietal/ Fruit Blend Cabernet Sauvignon Appellation/County Napa Vintage 2013 840 John Bristow Benicia Dry Reds 250 - Syrah / Shiraz Varietal/ Fruit Blend Syrah Appellation/County Solano Vintage 2013 Thursday, October 20, 2016 Page 1 of 5 2016 California State Fair Award Best of Class Home Wine Judging Results Entry # Name City Division& Class 980 Jim Garrett Grass Valley Dry Reds 245 - Petite Sirah / Durif Varietal/ Fruit Blend Petite Sirah Appellation/County Nevada County Vintage 2014 417 David Hicks Kelseyville Dry Reds 230 - Sangiovese Varietal/ Fruit Blend 100% Sangiovese Appellation/County clear lake Vintage 2012 622 Dick Ingraham Walnut Creek Dry Reds 210 - Zinfandel Varietal/ Fruit Blend Primo Tivo Appellation/County Contra Costa Vintage 2015 956 Bob Joakimson Concord Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal Blends Varietal/ Fruit Blend Sangiovese/Merlot/Cab Sauvignon Appellation/County Livermore Vintage 2014 Thursday, October 20, 2016 Page 2 of 5 2016 California State Fair Award Best of Class Home Wine Judging Results Entry # Name City Division& Class 964 Bob Joakimson Concord Dry Reds 260 - Bordeaux Red Varietal Varietal/ Fruit Blend Petite Verdot Blends (Including Meritage): Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Appellation/County Healdsberg Sauvignon, Carmenere, Malbec, Merlot, Petit Verdot Vintage 2013 967 Nicole Johnson San Jose All Sweet & Other Wines 380 - Mead Wines Varietal/ Fruit Blend metheglin Appellation/County Santa Clara Vintage 2015 499 William Kafka Avery Dry Reds 235 - Tempranillo Varietal/ Fruit Blend 100% tempranillo Appellation/County San Jouquin Vintage 2013 1017 Lawrence Kilcullen Santa Rosa Dry White, Roses & Sparking 145 - Dry Varietal Rose (Please Varietal/ Fruit Blend Zenfandel Rose 100% State Grape Varietal) Appellation/County Russian River Valley Vintage 2015 Thursday, October 20, 2016 Page 3 of 5 2016 California State Fair Award Best of Class Home Wine Judging Results Entry # Name City Division& Class 466 John Manion Encinitas Dry Reds 215 - Merlot Varietal/ Fruit Blend Merlot Appellation/County North San Diego County Vintage 2014 1129 Fred Millar Sacramento Dry Reds 240 - Barbera Varietal/ Fruit Blend Barbera Appellation/County Unknown Vintage 2012 1133 Fred Millar Sacramento All Sweet & Other Wines 305 - Port Wine Varietal/ Fruit Blend Potugeese Blend Appellation/County Amador Vintage 2011 923 Jamie Pope Fairfield Dry Reds 205 - Pinot Noir Varietal/ Fruit Blend 100% Pinot Noir Appellation/County Carneros Vintage 2015 Thursday, October 20, 2016 Page 4 of 5 2016 California State Fair Award Best of Class Home Wine Judging Results Entry # Name City Division& Class 1066 Debbie Wisler Orangevale Dry Reds 255 - Other Dry Red Varietals Varietal/ Fruit Blend Grenache 80% Syrah 20% Appellation/County Lodi Vintage Thursday, October 20, 2016 Page 5 of 5 2016 California State Fair Home Wine Judging Results Division& Class AwardCity Appellation/County 21st Ave Winery [team/company] Dry Reds 210 - ZinfandelBronze San Francisco Dry Creek Valley Sonoma Ca Dry Reds 250 - Syrah / ShirazDouble Gold San Francisco Sonoma Valley, California Dry Reds 260 - Bordeaux Red Varietal Blends (Including Meritage): Bronze San Francisco Sonoma Valley, California Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, Malbec, Merlot, Petit Verdot Borbay [team/company] Dry White, Roses 145 - Dry Varietal Rose (Please State Grape Varietal)Silver Santa Clara Mendocino & Sparking Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsSilver Santa Clara Mendocino Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsBronze Santa Clara Chateau Breault [team/company] Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsSilver Sacramento Sacramento Collaboration Wines [team/company] Dry Reds 250 - Syrah / ShirazSilver Loomis Placer Dry Reds 255 - Other Dry Red VarietalsGold Loomis Placer Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsGold Loomis Placer Connell / Labbe [team/company] Dry Reds 225 - Cabernet SauvignonSilver Newbury Park Paso Robles Del Paso Cellars [team/company] Dry Reds 240 - BarberaBronze Carmichael El Dorado Dry Reds 255 - Other Dry Red VarietalsSilver Carmichael El Dorado County Dry Reds 255 - Other Dry Red VarietalsBronze Carmichael Lodi Diablo View Winery [team/company] Dry Reds 205 - Pinot NoirGold Fairfield Russian River/ Sonoma Monday, October 24, 2016 Page 1 of 47 Division& Class AwardCity Appellation/County Diablo View Winery [team/company] Dry Reds 215 - MerlotDouble Gold Fairfield Mt. Veeder/ Napa Dry Reds 245 - Petite Sirah / DurifBronze Fairfield Green Valley/ Solano Gilchrist-Thomsic [team/company] Dry White, Roses 125 - Reisling (Dry)Bronze Winters Sonoma & Sparking Dry White, Roses 145 - Dry Varietal Rose (Please State Grape Varietal)Bronze Winters Contra Costa & Sparking Dry Reds 255 - Other Dry Red VarietalsBronze Winters El Dorado Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsBronze Winters Yolo Mark Murray And Paul Taybi [team/company] Dry Reds 210 - ZinfandelBronze Berkeley Shenendoah / Amador Dry Reds 220 - Cabernet FrancSilver Berkeley Lodi Dry Reds 225 - Cabernet SauvignonSilver Berkeley Napa Dry Reds 240 - BarberaSilver Berkeley Shenendoah / Amador Dry Reds 250 - Syrah / ShirazDouble Gold Berkeley Shenendoah / Amador Dry Reds 255 - Other Dry Red VarietalsBronze Berkeley Lodi Pence-Cook [team/company] Dry Reds 210 - ZinfandelDouble Gold Orinda Lodi Dry Reds 210 - ZinfandelBronze Orinda Lodi Dry Reds 210 - ZinfandelBronze Orinda Lodi Rancho Azul Y Oro [team/company] Dry Reds 245 - Petite Sirah / DurifSilver San Miguel Monterey County Snm Home Wines [team/company] Dry Reds 215 - MerlotBronze Gold River Lodi Dry Reds 225 - Cabernet SauvignonSilver Gold River Paso Robles Dry Reds 230 - SangioveseBronze Gold River Amador Dry Reds 235 - TempranilloBronze Gold River Lodi Monday, October 24, 2016 Page 2 of 47 Division& Class AwardCity Appellation/County Snm Home Wines [team/company] Dry Reds 240 - BarberaBronze Gold River El Dorado Dry Reds 255 - Other Dry Red VarietalsBronze Gold River Sacramento Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsBronze Gold River Stephen And Susan Abbanat [team/company] Dry White, Roses 105 - ChardonnayBronze Oakland Davis/Yolo County & Sparking Dry White, Roses 110 - Sauvignon BlancSilver Oakland Davis/Yolo County & Sparking Dry Reds 205 - Pinot NoirGold Oakland Dry Creek Dry Reds 215 - MerlotBronze Oakland Alhambra Valley/Contra Cost Swanson Macwilliams [team/company] Dry White, Roses 105 - ChardonnayDouble Gold San Francisco & Sparking Dry White, Roses 105 - ChardonnaySilver San Francisco & Sparking Dry White, Roses 145 - Dry Varietal Rose (Please State Grape Varietal)Double Gold San Francisco & Sparking Dry Reds 205 - Pinot NoirSilver San Francisco Russian River Dry Reds 205 - Pinot NoirBronze San Francisco Russian River Dry Reds 215 - MerlotSilver San Francisco Sonoma Dry Reds 215 - MerlotSilver San Francisco Sonoma Three Lunatics [team/company] Dry Reds 240 - BarberaSilver Rancho Murieta Amador Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsBronze Rancho Murieta Amador Zina Hill [team/company] Dry Reds 210 - ZinfandelSilver Winters Yolo Dry Reds 230 - SangioveseBronze Winters Yolo Dry Reds 255 - Other Dry Red VarietalsSilver Winters Lodi Rules Monday, October 24, 2016 Page 3 of 47 Division& Class AwardCity Appellation/County Zina Hill [team/company] Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsSilver Winters Napa and Yolo Bruce Adams Dry Reds 210 - ZinfandelBronze Pollock Pines El Dorado Dry Reds 215 - MerlotBronze Pollock Pines El Dorado Dry Reds 225 - Cabernet SauvignonSilver Pollock Pines El Dorado Dry Reds 250 - Syrah / ShirazBronze Pollock Pines El Dorado Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsSilver Pollock Pines El Dorado Jon Adams Dry Reds 250 - Syrah / ShirazSilver Martinez Yountville Dry Reds 260 - Bordeaux Red Varietal Blends (Including Meritage): Double Gold Martinez Contra Costa County Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, Malbec, Merlot, Petit Verdot Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsBronze Martinez Contra Costa County Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsSilver Martinez Contra Costa County Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsBronze Martinez Contra Costa County Dry Reds 270 - Other Dry Varietal BlendsSilver Martinez Contra Costa County
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