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2007 Monterey Wine Competition 2007 Monterey Wine Competition (Oops) Wines Silver 2005 (Oops) Carmenere Valle Central, Chile $12.00 Adler Fels Bronze 2003 Leaping Lizard Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley $11.99 Gold 2004 Leaping Lizard Merlot Napa Valley $11.99 Bronze 2004 Leaping Lizard Zinfandel Sonoma County $11.99 Bronze 2005 Adler Fels Gewurtztraminer Russian River $14.99 Bronze 2005 Adler Fels Sauvignon Blanc Russian River $14.99 Silver 2005 Leaping Lizard Sauvignon Blanc Napa Valley $11.99 Alexander Valley Vineyards Gold 2003 Alexander Valley Vineyards Cyrus Alexander Valley $55.00 Silver 2004 Alexander Valley Vineyards Estate Syrah Alexander Valley $20.00 Bronze 2005 Alexander Valley Zinfandel Sin Zin Alexander Valley $20.00 Alice White Gold 2006 Alice White Merlot South Eastern Australia $6.99 Bronze 2006 Alice White Shiraz South Eastern Australia $6.99 Silver 2006 Alice White Chardonnay South Eastern Australia $6.99 Angove's Silver 2006 Angove's Nine Vines Rose South Australia $11.99 Bronze 2004 Angove's Red Belly Black Shiraz South Australia $11.99 Bronze 2005 Angove's Red Belly Black Chardonnay South Australia $11.99 Silver 2006 Angove's Nine Vines Viognier South Australia $11.99 Aquinas Bronze 2005 Aquinas Chardonnay Napa Valley $13.00 2007 Monterey Wine Competition Armida Winery Bronze 2004 Armida Winery Cabernet Sauvignon, Stuhlmuller Vineyard Alexander Valley $42.00 Silver 2005 Armida Winery Pinot Noir, Castelli-Knight Ranch Russian River Valley $36.00 Bronze 2005 Armida Winery Pinot Noir, Bacigalupi Vineyard Russian River Valley $39.00 Silver 2005 Armida Winery Zinfandel, Maple Vineyard Dry Creek Valley $36.00 Bronze 2005 Armida Winery Zinfandel, Parmelee Hill Vineyard Sonoma Valley $39.00 Silver 2005 Armida Winery Zinfandel, Flora Ranch Chalk Hill $39.00 Bronze 2005 Armida Winery Zinfandel, Tre Torrente Vineyard Dry Creek Valley $36.00 Bronze 2005 Armida Winery Zinfandel, Poizin Sonoma County $25.00 Bronze 2005 Armida Winery Chardonnay Russian River Valley $29.00 Silver 2005 Armida Winery Chardonnay, Stuhlmuller Vineyard Alexander Valley $26.00 Artezin Silver 2005 Artezin Zinfandel Mendocino, Amador, Sonoma $18.00 Atalon Winery Silver 2003 Atalon Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley $40.00 Bronze 2003 Atalon Winery Merlot Napa Valley $40.00 Baileyana Winery Gold 2005 Baileyana Pinot Noir, Grand Firepeak Cuvee Edna Valley $38.00 Bronze 2005 Baileyana Chardonnay, Grand Firepeak Cuvee Edna Valley $30.00 Ballatore Bronze NV Ballatore Grand Spumante California $6.00 Bronze NV Ballatore Rosso Red Spumante California $6.00 Barefoot Cellars Bronze 2001 Barefoot Reserve Impression Meritage Alexander Valley $18.00 Silver 2004 Barefoot Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Dry Creek Valley $18.00 Bronze NV Barefoot Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon California $6.00 2007 Monterey Wine Competition Silver 2004 Barefoot Reserve Merlot Russian River Valley $18.00 Silver NV Barefoot Cellars White Zinfandel California $5.00 Bronze NV Barefoot Cellars Shiraz California $6.00 Bronze 2004 Barefoot Reserve Zinfandel Dry Creek Valley $18.00 Bronze NV Barefoot Cellars Zinfandel California $6.00 Bronze NV Barefoot Bubbly White Label Brut Cuvee California $8.00 Bronze NV Barefoot Cellars Black Label Extra Dry California $8.00 Bronze 2005 Barefoot Reserve Chardonnay Russian River Valley $18.00 Bronze NV Barefoot Cellars Chardonnay California $6.00 Gold NV Barefoot Cellars Pinot Grigio California $6.00 Bronze NV Barefoot Cellars Sauvignon Blanc California $6.00 Bargetto Winery Silver 2005 Bargetto Winery Gewurztraminer Monterey County $14.00 Barnard Griffin Winery Gold, BoC 2006 Barnard Griffin Rose of Sangiovese Columbia Valley $10.99 Bronze 2005 Barnard Griffin Syrah Columbia Valley $16.99 Silver 2005 Barbard Griffin Fume Blanc Columbia Valley $8.99 Bella Sera Bronze 2004 Bella Sera Cabernet Sauvignon Delle Venezie, Italy $8.00 Bronze 2004 Bella Sera Merlot Delle Venezie, Italy $8.00 Benson Vineyards-Estate Winery Bronze 2004 Benson Vineyards Estate Winery Sangiovese, Estate Grown & Bottled Chelan County, Washington $22.50 Bronze 2004 Benson Vineyards Estate Winery Syrah, Estate Grown & Bottled Chelan County, Washington $21.50 Bronze 2005 Benson Vineyards Estate Winery Viognier, Estate Grown & Bottled Columbia Valley $19.00 Bianchi Winery Bronze 2004 Bianchi Signature Collection Cabernet Franc Paso Robles $24.00 2007 Monterey Wine Competition Bronze 2004 Bianchi Signature Selection Cabernet Sauvignon Paso Robles $22.00 Bronze 2005 Bianchi Pinot Grigio Arroyo Grande Valley $19.00 Biltmore Estate Wine Company Bronze NV Biltmore Estate Syrah American $13.99 Silver 2005 Biltmore Estate Chardonnay, Chateau Reserve North Carolina $14.99 Black Swan Silver 2004 Black Swan Shiraz South Eastern Australia $8.00 Silver 2005 Black Swan Chardonnay South Eastern Australia $8.00 Bogle Vineyards, Inc. Bronze 2003 Bogle Phantom California $16.00 Bronze 2004 Bogle Cabernet Sauvignon California $11.00 Silver 2005 Bogle Petite Sirah California $11.00 Bronze 2005 Bogle Chenin Blanc California $9.00 Bronze 2005 Bogle Chardonnay California $9.00 Bolla Silver 2005 Bolla Valpolicella DOC Veneto, Italy $8.99 Bronze 2005 Bolla Pinot Grigio Delle Venezie, Italy $8.99 Bonterra Bronze 2004 Bonterra Cabernet Sauvignon Mendocino County $14.99 Bronze 2004 Bonterra Merlot Mendocino County $14.99 Bronze 2005 Bonterra Chardonnay Mendocino County $12.99 Bronze 2005 Bonterra Muscat, Bartolucci Vineyard Lake County $15.99 Silver 2005 Bonterra Viognier Mendocino County $17.99 Brassfield Estate Gold 2005 Brassfield Estate Serenity, High Serenity Ranch High Valley $15.99 2007 Monterey Wine Competition Silver 2003 Brassfield Estate Merlot, High Serenity Ranch High Valley $23.99 Bronze 2004 Brasfield Estate Pinot Noir, High Serenity Ranch High Valley $23.99 Silver 2003 Brassfield Estate Syrah, Monte Sereno Vineyard High Valley $29.00 Bridlewood Estate Winery Bronze 2004 Bridlewood Estate Winery Syrah Central Coast $8.00 Bronze 2003 Bridlewood Estate Winery Syrah Santa Ynez Valley $24.00 Byington Winery & Vineyard, Inc. Bronze 2004 Byington Merlot, Messina Vineyard Paso Robles $35.00 Calistoga Cellars Silver 2004 Calistoga Cellars Merlot Napa Valley $29.00 Bronze 2004 Calistoga Cellars Zinfandel Napa Valley $27.00 Gold 2005 Calistoga Cellars Chardonnay Napa Valley $20.00 Camelot Silver 2003 Camelot Merlot California $8.99 Carmel Road Winery Bronze 2005 Carmel Road Pinot Noir Monterey $16.50 Silver 2004 Carmel Road Pinot Noir Arroyo Seco $35.00 Silver 2004 Carmel Road Chardonnay Monterey $16.50 Silver 2004 Carmel Road Chardonnay Arroyo Seco $35.00 Carneros Creek Winery Silver 2004 Carneros Creek Winery Pinot Noir, Grail Carneros $40.00 Carol Shelton Bronze 2004 Carol Shelton Old Vine Zinfandel, Monga Zin Lopez Vineyard Cucamonga Valley $21.00 Silver 2005 Carol Shelton Old Vine Zinfandel, Wild Thing Cox Vineyard Mendocino County $28.00 2007 Monterey Wine Competition Bronze 2005 Carol Shelton Old Vine Zinfandel, Karma Zin Rue Vineyard Russian River Valley $33.00 Silver 2005 Carol Shelton Old Vine Zinfandel, Maple Zin Maple Vineyard Dry Creek Valley $33.00 Cass Winery Bronze 2004 Cass Winery 'Rockin' One Paso Robles $34.00 Gold 2004 Cass Winery Syrah, Estate Paso Robles $36.00 Charles Shaw Winery Bronze 2005 Charles Shaw Merlot California $1.99 Chateau A. Laurdan Winery Bronze NV Chateau A. Laurdan Winery Porto Amore Petite Sirah Port Napa Valley $15.00 Cycles Gladiator Silver 2005 Cycles Gladiator Cabernet Sauvignon Central Coast $9.99 Silver 2005 Cycles Gladiator Chardonnay Central Coast $9.99 Cypress Gold 2005 Cypress Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Central Coast $10.00 Bronze 2005 Cypress Vineyard Merlot Central Coast $10.00 Bronze 2005 Cypress Vineyard Shiraz Central Coast $10.00 Bronze 2005 Cypress Vineyards Chardonnay Central Coast $10.00 Bronze 2005 Cypress Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc Central Coast $10.00 Dancing Bull Silver 2004 Dancing Bull Cabernet Sauvignon California $12.00 Silver 2004 Dancing Bull Merlot California $12.00 Silver 2005 Dancing Bull Chardonnay California $12.00 Silver 2005 Dancing Bull Sauvignon Blanc California $12.00 Delicato Family Vineyards 2007 Monterey Wine Competition Silver 2005 Delicato Shiraz California $5.99 Desolation Flats Bronze 2004 Desolation Flats Rustler's Red San Lucas $10.00 Dog House Silver 2003 Dog House, Maxie's Merlot California $9.99 Bronze 2005 Dog House Chardonnay, Charlie's Chard California $9.99 Domenico Wines Bronze 2004 Black Silk California Port California $25.00 Bronze 2004 Domenico Wines Cabernet Franc Amador County $22.00 Silver 2004 Domenico Miscela Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley $35.00 Gold 2004 Domenico Wines Aglianico Amador County $30.00 Bronze 2004 Domenico Wines Merlot Napa Valley $28.00 Gold 2004 Domenico Wines Sangiovese, Sutter Creek Vineyards Amador County $26.00 Bronze 2005 Domenico Malvasia Bianca California $26.00 Dry Creek Vineyard, Inc. Silver 2003 Dry Creek Vineyard Meritage Dry Creek Valley $28.00 Bronze 2004 Dry Creek Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Dry Creek Valley $22.00 Gold, Sweeps 2005 Dry Creek Vineyard Heritage Zinfandel Sonoma County $16.00 Silver 2004 Dry Creek Vineyard Zinfandel, Old Vine Sonoma County $25.00 Bronze 2006 Dry Creek Vinryard Dry Chenin Blanc Clarksburg $11.50 Bronze 2005 Dry Creek Vineyard Chardonnay Russian River Valley $20.00 Bronze 2005 Dry Creek Vineyard Fume Blanc Sonoma County $14.50 Durbanville Hills Silver 2005 Durbanville Hills Pinotage Durbanville, South Africa $12.99 2007 Monterey Wine Competition E & J Distillers Gold NV Cask & Cream Superior Chocolate Temptation $12.99 Silver NV Cask & Cream Superior Caramel Temptation
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