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2018 Barossa Wine Show Results Catalogue 42Nd Barossa Wine Show Major Sponsors 2018 2018 Barossa Wine Show Results Catalogue 42nd Barossa Wine Show Major Sponsors 2018 Barossa Wine Show Results Catalogue printed by: Judges & Committee Judges Committee Chairman of Judges Wine of Provenance Committee Chairs Nick Ryan Judges Andrew Quin, Hentley Farm Andrew Wigan Shavaughn Wells, Penfolds Panel Chair Judges Brian Walsh Committee Jen Pfeiffer Helen McCarthy Alex MacClelland, Bethany Wines Kerri Thompson Amanda Longworth, Peter Godden Wine of Provenance Barossa Grape & Wine Association Associate Judge Ashleigh Fox, Judges Chris Tanghe Barossa Grape & Wine Association Chris Tanghe Bernadette Kaeding, Rojomoma Corinne Mui John Hughes, Rieslingfreak Corey Ryan Peter Kelly, Thorn-Clarke Wines Hamish Seabrook Richard Langford, Elderton Wines Kelly Wellington Dan Swincer, Pernod Ricard Toby Barlow Will John, Yalumba Associate Judges Brett Hayes Damian Boyle Kate Hongell Katherine Katalinic Luke Broadbent Mark Bulman Nic Schirripa Riley Harrison Trent Burge Premium Section CLASSES 1 to 20 For wines vintaged from grapes grown in the Barossa Valley (Minimum 85%) Museum Section CLASSES 21 TO 26 For wines vintaged from grapes grown in the Barossa Valley (Minimum 85%). Wines not necessarily commercially available. 2013 Vintage and Older. BAROSSA WINE SHOW 2018 1 RESULTS CATALOGUE Trophies 2018 Winners RIEDEL BEST IN CLASS Best Sparkling Wine, Class 8 Class 8 - Entry 3 - Teusner Wines 2010 MC Sparkling Shiraz RIEDEL BEST IN CLASS Best Red Wine – Other Blends, Class 12 Class 12 - Entry 9 - The Yalumba Wine Company 2016 Hand Picked Shiraz Viognier RIEDEL BEST IN CLASS Best 2018 Red Wine, Class 19 Class 19 - Entry 11 - Tscharke Wines 2018 Matching Socks Touriga RIEDEL BEST IN CLASS Best Red Fortified Wine, Classes 21 & 22 Class 21 - Entry 4 - Saltram Wine Estate NV Mr Pickwick Rare Tawny RIEDEL BEST IN CLASS Best Museum White Fortified Wine, Classes 23 & 24 Class 24 - Entry 6 - Grant Burge Wines NV PX Black Apera RIEDEL BEST IN CLASS Best Museum Red Fortified Wine, Classes 25 & 26 Class 25 - Entry 1 - Liebichwein NV Rare Tawny THE PERNOD RICARD WINEMAKERS - L HUGO GRAMP MEMORIAL TROPHY Best 2018 Riesling, Class 1 Class 1 - Entry 47 - Rieslingfreak 2018 No.4 Eden Valley Riesling THE COZWINE TROPHY Best 2017 and older Riesling, Class 2 Class 2 - Entry 32 - Peter Lehmann Wines 2015 Wigan Riesling THE PROWINE TROPHY Best Semillon, Class 3 Class 3 - Entry 19 - Peter Lehmann Wines 2012 Margaret Semillon THE BARREL FINANCE & LOGISTICS TROPHY Best Chardonnay, Class 4 Class 4 - Entry 5 - St Hugo 2017 Eden Valley Chardonnay THE LAFFORT AUSTRALIA TROPHY Best White Wine - other Varieties or Blends, Class 5 Class 5 - Entry 20 - The Yalumba Wine Company 2017 The Virgilius Viognier THE KWIK KOPY NORWOOD TROPHY Best Rosé, Class 6 Class 6 - Entry 27 - Grant Burge Wines 2018 Pinot Rosé THE SEAM TROPHY Best Sweet Wine, Class 7 Class 7 - Entry 4 - The Yalumba Wine Company 2017 Heggies Vineyard Estate Botrytis Riesling THE TANUNDA CELLARS TROPHY Best 2017 Shiraz, Class 9 Class 9 - Entry 28 - Quin Wines 2017 Eden Valley Shiraz BAROSSA WINE SHOW 2018 2 RESULTS CATALOGUE Trophies 2018 Winners THE SAURY TROPHY Best 2016 Shiraz, Class 10 Class 10 - Entry 101 - Quin Wines 2016 Barossa Valley Shiraz THE BAROSSA AUTO GROUP TROPHY Best 2015 and older Shiraz, Class 11 Class 11 - Entry 82 - Saltram Wine Estate 2014 No.1 Shiraz THE CCL LABEL TROPHY Best Red Wine - Other Blends, Class 12 No trophy awarded THE KEG FACTORY TROPHY Best Cabernet Sauvignon, Class 13 & 14 Class 13 - Entry 31 - Grant Burge Wines 2016 Shadrach Cabernet Sauvignon THE A STILLER COOPERS TROPHY Best Shiraz & Cabernet Sauvignon blend, Class 15 Class 15 - Entry 30 - Jacob’s Creek 2014 Expedition Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz THE VINPAC INTERNATIONAL TROPHY Best Grenache, Class 16 Class 16 - Entry 14 - St John’s Road 2017 The Resilient Grenache THE BOB MCLEAN MEMORIAL TROPHY SPONSORED BY LALLEMAND AUSTRALIA Best Grenache, Shiraz & Mourvedre Blend, Class 17 Class 17 - Entry 30 - St Hugo 2017 Grenache Shiraz Mataro THE JBG ARCHITECTS TROPHY Best Red Wine - Other Varieties, Class 18 Class 18 - Entry 4 - Peter Lehmann Wines 2017 Hill & Valley Tempranillo THE CLASSIC OAK PRODUCTS TROPHY Best Museum Red Wine, Class 20 Class 20 - Entry 21 - Saltram Wine Estate 2012 Edward Salter Cabernet Sauvignon THE TARAC TECHNOLOGIES TROPHY Best Fortified Wine, Classes 21-26 Class 24 - Entry 6 - Grant Burge Wines NV PX Black Apera THE BAROSSA CELLAR TROPHY The Chairman’s Selection Class 13 - Entry 21 - Wolf Blass Wines 2016 Platinum Cabernet Sauvignon THE AP JOHN COOPERS TROPHY Best Shiraz, Classes 9, 10 & 11 Class 10 - Entry 101 - Quin Wines 2016 Barossa Valley Shiraz THE PETER LEHMANN PERPETUAL TROPHY OUTSTANDING WINE OF PROVENANCE Peter Lehmann Wines Wigan Riesling - 2018, 2012, 2002 THE HAHN CORPORATION TROPHY Most Outstanding Barossa White Wine, Premium Classes Class 2 - Entry 32 - Peter Lehmann Wines 2015 Wigan Riesling BAROSSA WINE SHOW 2018 3 RESULTS CATALOGUE Trophies 2018 Winners THE ROD SCHUBERT TROPHY Most Outstanding Barossa Red Table Wine, Premium Classes Class 16 - Entry 14 - St John’s Road 2017 The Resilient Grenache THE SEGUIN MOREAU TROPHY Most Outstanding Single Vineyard Wine, Premium Classes Class 2 - Entry 32 - Peter Lehmann Wines 2015 Wigan Riesling THE COOPERAGES 1912 AUSTRALIA TROPHY Most Successful Exhibitor - Small Producer Quin Wines THE MULTI-COLOR BAROSSA TROPHY Most Successful Exhibitor - Medium Producer Murray Street Vineyards THE AHRENS TROPHY Most Successful Exhibitor - Large Producer Wolf Blass Wines THE MTA - MOBILE TRAVEL AGENTS / QATAR AIRWAYS TROPHY Most Outstanding Barossa Wine, Premium Classes Class 2 - Entry 32 - Peter Lehmann Wines 2015 Wigan Riesling Judging Panels 2018 Monday 10 Sept Panel A Panel B Panel C Panel Chair Kerri Thompson Peter Godden Jen Pfeiffer Outside Judge Chris Tanghe Toby Barlow Hamish Seabrook Local Judge Corey Ryan Corinne Mui Kelly Wellington Associates Damian Boyle Mark Bulman Kate Hongell Riley Harrison Kat Katalinic Luke Broadbent Brett Hayes Nick Schirripa Trent Burge Tuesday 11 Sept Panel A Panel B Panel C Panel Chair Kerri Thompson Peter Godden Jen Pfeiffer Outside Judge Hamish Seabrook Chris Tanghe Toby Barlow Local Judge Kelly Wellington Corey Ryan Corinne Mui Associates Damian Boyle Mark Bulman Kate Hongell Riley Harrison Kat Katalinic Luke Broadbent Brett Hayes Nick Schirripa Trent Burge Wednesday 12 Sept Panel A Panel B Panel C Panel Chair Kerri Thompson Peter Godden Jen Pfeiffer Outside Judge Toby Barlow Hamish Seabrook Chris Tanghe Local Judge Corinne Mui Kelly Wellington Corey Ryan Associates Damian Boyle Mark Bulman Kate Hongell Riley Harrison Kat Katalinic Luke Broadbent Brett Hayes Nick Schirripa Trent Burge BAROSSA WINE SHOW 2018 4 RESULTS CATALOGUE 42nd Barossa Wine Show 2018 Wines of Provenance Results Fine wines short listed, with the final deliberations between a white and red wine with the purity and vintage selection making the white wine an overall winner. This wine highlighted the strength of Eden Valley. A pristine example of elegance and finess, Eden Valley at its best. A note to producers about exhibits: by selecting classic vintages for the variety and sub regions the wines will show well. 1 Peter Lehmann Wines 2018 Wigan Riesling Trophy 2012 Wigan Riesling Trophy 2002 Reserve Riesling Trophy 2 CA Henschke & Co 2017 Julius 2010 Julius 2002 Julius 3 Peter Lehmann Wines 2017 Margaret Semillon 2012 Margaret Semillon 2002 Reserve Semillon 1 Thorn-Clarke Wines 2016 William Randell Shiraz 2010 William Randell Shiraz 2001 William Randell Shiraz 2 Grant Burge Wines 2016 Meshach Shortlisted 2010 Meshach Shortlisted 1999 Meshach Shortlisted 3 Peter Lehmann Wines 2016 Stonewell Shiraz Shortlisted 2006 Stonewell Shiraz Shortlisted 1999 Stonewell Shiraz Shortlisted 4 Saltram Wine Estate 2016 Saltram Mamre Shiraz 2010 Saltram Mamre Shiraz 1999 Saltram Mamre Shiraz 5 The Willows Vineyard 2015 The Willows Vineyard Bonesetter Shiraz 2008 The Willows Vineyard Bonesetter Shiraz 2001 The Willows Vineyard Bonesetter Shiraz 6 Langmeil Winery 2015 The Freedom 1843 Shiraz 2010 The Freedom 1843 Shiraz 2000 The Freedom 1843 Shiraz 7 St Hallett 2015 Blackwell Shiraz 2006 Blackwell Shiraz 1999 Blackwell Shiraz 8 Saltram Wine Estate 2016 Saltram Mamre Cabernet Sauvignon BAROSSA WINE SHOW 2018 5 RESULTS CATALOGUE 42nd Barossa Wine Show 2018 Wines of Provenance Results Fine wines short listed, with the final deliberations between a white and red wine with the purity and vintage selection making the white wine an overall winner. This wine highlighted the strength of Eden Valley. A pristine example of elegance and finess, Eden Valley at its best. A note to producers about exhibits: by selecting classic vintages for the variety and sub regions the wines will show well. 1 Peter Lehmann Wines 2018 Wigan Riesling Trophy 2012 Wigan Riesling Trophy 2002 Reserve Riesling Trophy 2 CA Henschke & Co 2017 Julius 2010 Julius 2002 Julius 3 Peter Lehmann Wines 2017 Margaret Semillon 2012 Margaret Semillon 2002 Reserve Semillon 1 Thorn-Clarke Wines 2016 William Randell Shiraz 2010 William Randell Shiraz 2001 William Randell Shiraz 2 Grant Burge Wines 2016 Meshach Shortlisted 2010 Meshach Shortlisted 1999 Meshach Shortlisted 3 Peter Lehmann Wines 2016 Stonewell Shiraz Shortlisted 2006 Stonewell Shiraz Shortlisted 1999 Stonewell Shiraz Shortlisted 4 Saltram Wine Estate 2016 Saltram Mamre Shiraz 2010 Saltram Mamre Shiraz 1999 Saltram Mamre Shiraz 5 The Willows Vineyard 2015 The Willows Vineyard Bonesetter Shiraz 2008 The Willows Vineyard Bonesetter Shiraz 2001 The Willows Vineyard Bonesetter Shiraz 42nd6 Langmeil Barossa Winery Wine2015 TheShow Freedom 1843 2018Shiraz - Results 2010 The Freedom 1843 Shiraz 2000 The Freedom 1843 Shiraz 42nd Barossa Wine Show 2018 7 St Hallett Wines2015 of ProvenanceBlackwell Shiraz Results 2006 Blackwell Shiraz 1999 Blackwell Shiraz Fine wines short listed, with the final deliberations between a white and red wine with the purity and vintage8 selectionSaltram Wine making Estate the white wine2016 an overallSaltram winner. Mamre This Cabernet wine highlighted Sauvignon the strength of Eden Valley. A pristine example of elegance and2009 finess,Saltram Eden Mamre Valley Cabernetat its best.
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