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Award-Winning Wines by Medal Los Angeles International Wine Awards Awards by Medal Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 99 Points Ghione Anna www.GhioneWine.com Moscato d'Asti, Piccole Gioie, D'Asti Canelli DOCG 2018 Thirsty Owl Wine Company www.ThirstyOwl.com Diamond, Finger Lakes 2017 Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 98 Points Goldschmidt www.GoldschmidtVineyards.com Merlot, Chelsea, Slamon's Leap Dry Creek Valley 2017 Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 97 Points Foppiano www.Foppiano.com Petite Sirah, Estate, Russian River Valley 2015 Ghione Anna www.GhioneWine.com Dolcetto, Monferrato DOC 2018 Navarro Vineyards www.NavarroWine.com Riesling, Cluster Select, Late Harvest, Anderson Valley 2018 Tenuta Barbon www.TenutaBarbon.com Prosecco, Extra Dry, Treviso DOC 2018 Trius www.TriusWines.com Icewine, Showcase, Niagara Peninsula VQA 2017 Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 96 Points ESTATE 1856 WINES www.Estate1856.com Malbec, Tzabaco Rancho Vynds, Sonoma County 2016 Goldschmidt www.GoldschmidtVineyards.com Merlot, Chelsea, Guidestone Rise, Alexander Valley 2017 Goldschmidt www.GoldschmidtVineyards.com Cabernet Sauvignon, Forefathers, Alexander Valley 2016 Maurice Car'rie www.MauriceCarrieWinery.com Riesling, Temecula Valley 2018 Red Rooster www.RedRoosterWinery.com Riesling, Rare Bird Series, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2018 Tondre www.TondreWines.com Pinot Noir, Grapefield, Santa Lucia Highlands 2015 Wiens Family Cellars www.WiensCellars.com Vermentino, California 2018 Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 95 Points Ascension Cellars www.AscensionCellars.com White Rhone Blend, Enchantress, Paso Robles 2017 Baileyana www.Baileyana.com Chardonnay, Firepeak, Edna Valley 2017 Los Angeles International Wine Awards Awards by Medal Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 95 Points Barefoot Cellars www.BarefootWine.com Riesling, California Baron Herzog www.HerzogWine.com Chenin Blanc, California 2018 Baron Herzog www.HerzogWine.com Red Blend, Aleph, California 2016 Bonobo www.BonoboWinery.com Riesling, Old Mission Peninsula 2018 California Dream www.TFEWines.com Chardonnay, California 2017 Castle Rock www.CastleRockWinery.com Chardonnay, Central Coast 2017 Champs de Provence Rose, Côtes de Provence AOP 2018 Claudio Alario www.AlarioClaudio.it Barolo, Riva Rocca, Barolo DOCG 2015 Silver - Art & Illustration - Conviction www.ConvictionWines.ca Sovereign Opal, The Industrialist, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2017 Gold - Eye Candy - Cowboy Canyon Winery www.CowboyCanyonWinery.com Sangiovese, 8 Second Ride, Sierra Foothills 2016 Dolin www.DolinEstate.com Chardonnay, Bien Nacido Vynd, Santa Maria Valley 2015 Ecco Domani www.EccoDomani.com Merlot, Sicilia IGT 2017 Freakshow www.MichaelDavidWinery.com Red Blend, Bosco, Lodi 2016 Silver - Series - Gehringer www.GehringerWines.ca Ehrenfelser, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2018 Ghione Anna www.GhioneWine.com Brachetto, Brachetto, Piemonte DOC 2018 Gloria Ferrer Caves & Vineyards www.GloriaFerrer.com Brut, Anniversary Cuvee, Carneros 2010 Hester Creek Winery www.HesterCreek.com Pinot Blanc, Golden Mile Bench, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2018 Infinity+17 www.DoubleBondWine.com Red Blend, Central Coast 2013 Ironstone www.QuintessentialWines.com Petite Sirah, Lodi 2017 Los Angeles International Wine Awards Awards by Medal Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 95 Points J Vineyards www.JWine.com Brut, Cuvee, California JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery www.JustinWine.com Red Blend, ISOSCELES, Paso Robles 2016 Keuka Spring www.KeukaSpringWinery.com Vignoles, Finger Lakes 2018 Kevin O'Leary www.OlearyFineWines.com Chardonnay, Reserve Series, Columbia Valley 2017 Korbel Champagne Cellars www.Korbel.com Natural, Russian River Valley 2015 Landmark Vineyards www.LandmarkWine.com Chardonnay, Damaris Reserve, Sonoma Coast 2016 Ledger David Cellars www.LedgerDavid.com Cabernet Franc, Rogue Valley 2015 Lulu Island Winery www.LuluIslandWinery.com Icewine, Riesling Chardonnay, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2015 Muirwood www.ASVWines.com Pinot Noir, Arroyo Seco 2016 Pennyroyal Farm www.PennyroyalFarm.com Vin Doux Naturel, Vin Doolsey, Anderson Valley 2018 Poplar Grove Winery www.PoplarGrove.ca Pinot Gris, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2018 Reata www.JamiesonRanchVineyards.com Pinot Noir, Three County, San Benito, Sonoma, Monterey 2017 Sequoia Grove www.SequoiaGrove.com Caberent Sauvignon, Rutherford Bench Reserve, Napa Valley 2015 Sequoia Grove www.SequoiaGrove.com Chardonnay, Napa Valley 2017 Serene Cellars www.MJAVineyards.com Cabernet Sauvignon, Dirty Old Man, Napa Valley 2015 Stella Rosa www.StellaRosaWines.com Semi Sparkling, Red, Italy Sycamore Ranch Vineyard & Winery www.SycamoreRanch.com Primitivo, Genseo District, Paso Robles 2017 Tenuta Barbon www.TenutaBarbon.com Manzoni Bianco, Renzo, Marca Trevigiana IGT 2017 Silver - A Cut Above - Thornton www.ThorntonWinery.com Brut, California Los Angeles International Wine Awards Awards by Medal Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 95 Points Township 7 www.Township7.com Bordeaux Blend, Reserve 7, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2016 Trius www.TriusWines.com Icewine, Showcase, Niagara Peninsula VQA 2017 Valentin www.QuintessentialWines.com Malbec, V, Mendoza 2017 Vina Robles Vineyards & Winery www.VinaRobles.com Cabernet Sauvignon, Estate, Paso Robles 2016 Wayne Gretzky Estates www.GretzkyEstatesWines.com Icewine, No.99, Niagara Peninsula VQA 2017 Wellington Cellars www.WellingtonCellars.com White Rhone Blend, Estate, Sonoma Valley 2016 Wolff Vineyards www.WolffVineyards.com Petite Sirah, Estate, Edna Valley 2017 Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 94 Points Barefoot Bubbly www.BarefootWine.com Brut Rose, Brut Rosé, California Chateau Grand Traverse www.CGTWines.com Riesling, Eclectic, Block Twelve, Old Mission Peninsula 2017 Craggy Range www.KobrandWineandSpirits.com Pinot Noir, Te Muna Road, Martinborough 2015 Gehringer www.GehringerWines.ca Riesling, Classic, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2018 Greyrock www.Greyrock.co.nz Sauvignon Blanc, Te Mana, Marlborough 2017 La Ceriola www.LaCeriola.it Sparkling Fior D'Arancio, Colli Euganei DOCG 2018 Le Vigne Winery www.LeVigneWinery.com Cabernet Sauvignon, Di Domenico, Paso Robles 2016 Les Bourgeois Vineyards www.MissouriWine.com Valvin Muscat, Moscato, Missouri Martin's Rake Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough 2018 Moët & Chandon www.Moet.com Extra Dry, Grand Vintage, Champagne 2012 Montegrande www.ViniMontegrande.it Fior d'Arancio, Fior d'Arancio, Colli Euganei DOCG 2018 Los Angeles International Wine Awards Awards by Medal Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 94 Points Mt Boucherie Estate Winery www.MtBoucherie.com Merlot, British Columbia BC VQA 2016 Oak Farm Vineyards www.OakFarmVineyards.com Fiano, Lodi 2018 Gold - Judges Choice - Poplar Grove Winery www.PoplarGrove.ca Merlot, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2016 Sogn www.CannonRiverWinery.com White Blend, Estate, Minnesota 2018 Township 7 www.Township7.com Viognier, Raju Vineyard, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2017 Ursa Major www.DesertHills.ca Syrah, Estate, Okanagan Valley BC VQA 2014 Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 93 Points [ yellow tail ] www.YellowTailWine.com Red Blend, Big Bold Red, South Australia Andean Moon Malbec, California 2016 Bogle Vineyards www.BogleWinery.com Zinfandel, Old Vine, California 2016 Chateau Cantelaude-Borie www.LesVinsDeCrus.com Moulis, Moulis AOC 2016 Château Champ d'Eymet www.Vignobles-Raymond.com Bordeaux White, Bordeaux Blanc AOC 2018 Chateau La Freynelle www.VBarthe.com Bordeaux White, Bordeaux Blanc AOC 2018 Château Le Bonalguet Bordeaux, Haute Valeur Environnementale, Bordeaux AOC 2018 Jeff Runquist www.JeffRunquistWines.com Petite Sirah, Salman Vynd, Clarksburg 2016 Jeff Runquist www.JeffRunquistWines.com Tempranillo, Liberty Oaks Vynd, Lodi 2017 Kenwood Vineyards www.KenwoodVineyards.com Zinfandel, Six Ridges, Dry Creek Valley 2014 Kooksoondang www.KSDB.co.kr Makgeolli, White Grape, South Korea 2019 Kooksoondang www.KSDB.co.kr Makgeolli, Original, South Korea 2019 Los Angeles International Wine Awards Awards by Medal Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 93 Points Layer Cake www.LayercakeWines.com Red Blend, Sea of Stones, Mendoza 2017 Menage a Trois www.TFEWines.com Merlot, California 2017 Mettler Family Vineyards www.MettlerWine.com Zinfandel, Old Vine, Epicenter, Lodi 2016 Moët & Chandon www.Moet.com Brut Rose, Grand Vintage Rosé, Champagne 2012 Pennyroyal Farm www.PennyroyalFarm.com Sauvignon Blanc, Anderson Valley 2018 Pixels www.NewBloomWinery.com Sauvignon Blanc, Thracian Valley PGI 2018 Sand Point Family Vineyards www.SandPointWine.com Cabernet Sauvignon, Lodi 2016 Sho Chiku Bai www.TakaraSake.com Junmai Kimoto, Shirakabegura, Japan Sister Creek Vineyards www.SisterCreekVineyards.com Cabernet Sauvignon, Texas High Plains 2017 South Coast Winery www.SouthCoastWinery.com Sprakling Pinot Grigio, Temecula Valley Sterling Vintners Collection www.SterlingVineyards.com Pinot Noir, California 2017 Swedish Hill Winery www.SwedishHill.com Sparkling Extra Dry, Blanc De Blanc, Finger Lakes Tenuta Olim Bauda www.TenutaOlimBauda.it Cortese, Gavi DOCG 2018 Vinoce www.Vinoce.com Cabernet Franc, Mt Veeder 2015 Wayne Gretzky Estates www.GretzkyEstatesWines.com Icewine, No.99, Niagara Peninsula VQA 2017 Yoshi No Gawa Gensen Karakuchi www.SakeOne.com Futsushu, Gensen Karakuchi, Niigata Prefecture, Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 92 Points Barefoot Bubbly www.BarefootWine.com Sparkling, Sweet Red, California Beekeeper Cellars www.BeekeeperCellars.com Zinfandel, Montecillo Vynd, Sonoma County 2016 Los Angeles International Wine Awards Awards by Medal Best Of Class, Gold Medal - 92 Points Black Stallion www.BlackStallionWinery.com Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2016 BORN GINSEN www.Born.co.jp Junmai Daiginjo, Fukui BORN MUROKA NAMA GENSHU www.Born.co.jp
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