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2021 Rodeo Uncorked! International Wine Competition Winners by Medal 2021 Rodeo Uncorked! International Wine Competition Winners by Medal Wine Region Class Top Award Winners Class Class Name Medal Class Award Texas Class Award Top Awards ID Award New World Red Bordeaux Blend Regional Class Grand Champion 6895 Alexander Valley Vineyards CYRUS, Alexander Valley, 2014 562 and Meritage ($60 - $100) Double Gold Class Champion Champion Best of Show Sparkling-Traditional Method - Reserve Grand Champagne AOC Varietals - Old Champion Best of 6483 Le Chemin Du Roi Brut, Champagne AOC, NV 61 World ($45+) Double Gold Class Champion Show Veneto Blends including styles 2419 Famiglia Pasqua Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG, 2015 686 Amarone and Ripasso ($14 - $50) Double Gold Class Champion Top Red Wine Chardonnay aged in all or part in 4097 William Hill Estate Winery Chardonnay, Napa Valley, 2017 219 barrels ($26-$34) Double Gold Class Champion Top White Wine Sparkling-Traditional Method - Champagne AOC Varietals - Old 9654 Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut, Champagne AOC, NV 60 World - Brut ($40 & Below) Gold Class Champion Top Sparkling Wine Fortified and/or Oxidized ($60 & 7685 Harvey's The Bristol Cream Solera Sherry, Jerez DO, NV 810 Below) Double Gold Class Champion Top Dessert Wine 5333 Private Selection Robert Mondavi Riesling, California, 2018 314 Riesling - Dry ($8 - $13) Double Gold Class Champion Top Value Wine New World Tempranillo and Blends Texas Class 9184 Ron Yates Tempranillo, Friesen Vineyards, Texas High Plains, 2017 441 ($32 - $60) Double Gold Class Champion Champion Top Texas Wine Chardonnay aged in all or parts in Regional Class 6688 Three Sticks Chardonnay, Durrell Vineyard, Sonoma Coast, 2017 221 barrels ($46+) Double Gold Class Champion Champion Top Region Wine Top All-Around Wilson of Dry Creek Winery E & J Gallo Top Wine Company Top Region Wine Matrix Winery Company Messina Hof Winery Top Texas Winery Wine Region Class Wine Class Class Name Medal Class Award Texas Class Award Top Awards ID Award Cabernet Based Blends with non- Regional Class 5031 1849 Wine Co. Triumph Red Blend, Sonoma County, 2017 571 Bordeaux Varietals ($30+) Double Gold Class Champion Champion Reserve Class 2347 642 Tuscan Rosso, Meremma DOC, 2017 430 Super Tuscan Blends ($35 & Below) Double Gold Champion 6025 6th Sense Syrah, Lodi, 2018 683 Syrah or Shiraz ($7 - $28) Double Gold Class Champion Cabernet Based Blends with non- 4404 75 Wine Company The Sum Red, California, 2019 570 Bordeaux Varietals ($11 - $25) Double Gold Class Champion 9633 Acinum Extra Dry, Prosecco DOC, NV 80 Sparkling - Prosecco ($15 & Below) Double Gold Class Champion New World Red Bordeaux Blend Regional Class Grand Champion 6895 Alexander Valley Vineyards CYRUS, Alexander Valley, 2014 562 and Meritage ($60 - $100) Double Gold Class Champion Champion Best of Show Sparkling - Brut Rose - Old World 3132 Amelia Brut Rosé, Crémant de Bordeaux AOC, NV 73 ($20+) Double Gold Class Champion 4397 Amici Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, 2018 586 Cabernet Sauvignon ($40-$50) Double Gold Regional Class 7802 Au Contraire Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley, 2017 404 New World Pinot Noir ($30-$40) Double Gold Class Champion Champion Red Italian Varietals and Blends Texas Class 9083 Augusta Vin Winery Giovanna Rosso Blend, Texas High Plains, NV 438 ($25 - $50) Double Gold Class Champion Champion 2021 Rodeo Uncorked! International Wine Competition Winners by Medal Sparkling - Brut to Extra Dry Rose (0 - 1.6% RS) - New World ($19 & 3663 Barefoot Bubbly Brut Rosé, California, NV 70 Below) Double Gold Class Champion 7805 Barefoot Fruitscato Strawberry Moscato, California, NV 701 Flavored ($25 & Below) Double Gold Class Champion 4649 Barefoot Riesling, California, NV 328 Riesling - Sweet ($14 & Below) Double Gold Class Champion Sauvignon Blanc and SB-Dominant Reserve Class 4046 Barefoot Sauvignon Blanc, California, NV 180 Blends; Unoaked ($14 & Below) Double Gold Champion 3460 Batasiola Barolo DOCG, 2015 417 Piedmonte Varietals ($33 - $50) Double Gold 4493 Bearitage Old Vine Zinfandel, Lodi Vineyard, Lodi, 2017 635 Zinfandel ($20 & Below) Double Gold 2720 Beaulieu Vineyard Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, 2016 589 Cabernet Sauvignon ($100+) Double Gold Reserve Class 1524 Beaulieu Vineyard Tapestry Red, Napa Valley, 2015 587 Cabernet Sauvignon ($52-$68) Double Gold Champion Becker Vineyards Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, Canada Family Vineyard, Texas High Reserve Class Texas Class 2718 Plains, 2017 586 Cabernet Sauvignon ($40-$50) Double Gold Champion Champion Regional Class 3763 Beringer Cabernet Sauvignon, Knights Valley, 2017 584 Cabernet Sauvignon ($23-$27) Double Gold Class Champion Champion 6684 Bernardus Pinot Noir, Rosella's Vineyard, Santa Lucia Highlands, 2018 406 New World Pinot Noir ($56-$95) Double Gold Reserve Class 3745 Blair Estate Pinot Noir, Morgantini Vineyard, Arroyo Seco, 2016 405 New World Pinot Noir ($41-$55) Double Gold Champion 5386 Blair Estate The Reserve Pinot Noir, Delfina's Vineyard, Arroyo Seco, 2016 406 New World Pinot Noir ($56-$95) Double Gold 6840 Bogle Vineyards Juggernaut Cabernet Sauvignon, California, 2018 583 Cabernet Sauvignon ($20-$22) Double Gold Reserve Class 8901 Bogle Vineyards Old Vine Zinfandel, California, 2017 635 Zinfandel ($20 & Below) Double Gold Champion Rose - Dry - Domestic; including Reserve Class 8306 Bota Box Dry Rosé, California, NV 134 Non-Vitis ($13 & Below) Double Gold Champion Sauvignon Blanc and SB-Dominant 9225 Bota Box Nighthawk Vibrant Sauvignon Blanc, California, 2019 180 Blends; Unoaked ($14 & Below) Double Gold 4609 Brancacci No. 5 Rosso, Piemonte DOC, 2016 417 Piedmonte Varietals ($33 - $50) Double Gold Class Champion 9791 Bruliam Wines Pinot Noir, Gap's Crown Vineyard, Petaluma Gap, 2018 406 New World Pinot Noir ($56-$95) Double Gold 8243 Caprichosa Reserve Malbec, Mendoza, 2018 534 Malbec ($50+) Double Gold Class Champion 1650 Chateau Tanunda Cabernet Sauvignon, Barossa Valley, 2017 581 Cabernet Sauvignon ($14-$16) Double Gold Class Champion Reserve Class 6768 Ciabot Visconte Barbera, Piemonte DOC, 2016 417 Piedmonte Varietals ($33 - $50) Double Gold Champion 6783 Cline Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon California, 2018 582 Cabernet Sauvignon ($17-$19) Double Gold Class Champion Sparkling - Non Champagne AOC Varietals Brut to Dry - New World 2274 Cook's Grand Reserve Brut, California, NV 90 ($28 & Below) Double Gold Class Champion 6766 Cupcake Vineyards Prosecco DOC, NV 81 Sparkling - Prosecco ($15+) Double Gold Class Champion 9099 Davey & Browne Cabernet Sauvignon, McLaren Vale, 2017 586 Cabernet Sauvignon ($40-$50) Double Gold Regional Class 1079 DeLoach Vineyards Russian River Valley Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley, 2018 403 New World Pinot Noir ($21-$29) Double Gold Class Champion Champion Reserve Class Reserve Regional 4401 deLorimier Winery Primitivo, Alexander Valley, 2018 640 Primitivo ($42 & Below) Double Gold Champion Class Champion Sauvignon Blanc and SB-Dominant 1014 Duck Hunter Wine Co. Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, 2019 182 Blends; Unoaked ($19 - $24) Double Gold Class Champion Reserve Class 3920 Earthquake Cabernet Sauvignon, Lodi, 2017 584 Cabernet Sauvignon ($23-$27) Double Gold Champion Texas Class 2665 Eden Hill Vineyard Albariño, Texas High Plains, 2019 230 Albarino ($15 - $25) Double Gold Class Champion Champion 2021 Rodeo Uncorked! International Wine Competition Winners by Medal Grenache/Garnacha and Blends Regional Class 1935 Emmitt-Scorsone Old Vine Grenache, Dry Creek Valley, 2019 420 ($40 & Below) Double Gold Class Champion Champion Texas Class 4489 English Newsom Old Vine Chenin Blanc, Texas, 2018 312 Chenin Blanc Dry ($16+) Double Gold Class Champion Champion 9176 Etude Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, 2015 588 Cabernet Sauvignon ($70-$95) Double Gold Veneto Blends including styles 2419 Famiglia Pasqua Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG, 2015 686 Amarone and Ripasso ($14 - $50) Double Gold Class Champion Top Red Wine Reserve Class 1827 Faust The Pact Cabernet Sauvignon, Coombsville, 2016 588 Cabernet Sauvignon ($70-$95) Double Gold Champion Reserve Class Reserve Regional 9960 Foppiano Vineyards Estate Zinfandel, Russian River Valley, 2017 636 Zinfandel ($23 - $38) Double Gold Champion Class Champion 4428 Garnet Vineyards Pinot Noir, Monterey County, 2018 402 New World Pinot Noir ($16-$20) Double Gold Class Champion New World Red Bordeaux Blend 4089 Halter Ranch Ancestor Estate Reserve Red, Adelaida District, 2017 561 and Meritage ($40 - $55) Double Gold Class Champion Fortified and/or Oxidized ($60 & 7685 Harvey's The Bristol Cream Solera Sherry, Jerez DO, NV 810 Below) Double Gold Class Champion Top Dessert Wine 2043 Hecht & Bannier Rosé, Côtes de Provence AOP 2019 133 Rose - Dry - Import ($16+) Double Gold Class Champion Iberian White Varietals and Blends - 9824 Herederos del Marques de Riscal Verdejo, Rueda DO, 2019 160 ($24 & Below) Double Gold Class Champion Reserve Class Regional Class 3790 Herzog Cabernet Sauvignon, Chalk Hill, 2017 589 Cabernet Sauvignon ($100+) Double Gold Champion Champion 1209 Hess Collection Winery Lion Tamer Red Blend, Napa Valley, 2016 603 Other Red Wines ($38-$65) Double Gold Class Champion Reserve Class Reserve Regional 2861 Hess Collection Winery MacPhail Mardikian Pinot Noir, Sonoma Coast, 2016 406 New World Pinot Noir ($56-$95) Double Gold Champion Class Champion Texas Class 4096 Hidden Hangar Cabernet Franc, Texoma, 2018 551 Cabernet Franc ($35+) Double Gold Class Champion Champion Reserve Class 9029 Imagery Cabernet Sauvignon, California, 2018 583 Cabernet Sauvignon ($20-$22) Double Gold Champion New World Red Bordeaux
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