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2020 Harvest Terroir Challenge Sonoma County, CA November 10, 2020 2020 Harvest Terroir Challenge Sonoma County, CA November 10, 2020 [ess·eff] wines 2019 [ess·eff] wines Oakmont Barbera Rose Shenandoah Valley Gold 93 2017 [ess·eff] wines Teldeschi Zinfandel Dry Creek Valley Old Vines Gold 93 2018 [ess·eff] wines Keller Estate Pinot Noir Petaluma Gap Silver 2Hawk Vineyard & Winery 2018 2Hawk Winery Viognier Rogue Valley Best of Class 97 2018 2Hawk Winery Viognier Rogue Valley Best of Rogue 97 Valley AVA 2019 2Hawk Winery Grenache Rose Rogue Valley Double Gold 96 2018 2Hawk Winery Viognier Rogue Valley Double Gold 97 2019 2Hawk Winery Sauvignon blanc Rogue Valley Gold 94 2017 2Hawk Winery Malbec Rogue Valley Darow Series Silver Aimee 2016 Aimee Petite Sirah Napa Valley Region 111 Best of Class 97 2016 Aimee Petite Sirah Tehama County Region V Best of Tehama 93 County AVA 2016 Aimee Petite Sirah Napa Valley Region 111 Double Gold 97 2017 Aimee Petite Sirah Tehama County Region V Gold 92 2016 Aimee Petite Sirah Tehama County Region V Gold 93 2017 Aimee Petite Sirah Napa Valley Region 111 Silver Anchor Valley 2017 Anchor Valley 2017 Primitivo Rogue Valley Winemaker Double Gold 95 Select 2019 Anchor Valley 2019 Chardonnay Rogue Valley Barrel Gold 91 Fermented 2017 Anchor Valley 2017 Pinot Noir Rogue Valley Winemaker Silver Select BARGETTO WINERY/CHAUCERS CELLARS NV BARGETTO WINERY/CHAUCER'S CELLARS Santa Cruz Mountains Gold 93 Sparkling Mead Barra of Mendocino 2018 Barra of Mendocino Petite Sirah Mendocino Estate Grown Made with Best of Class 99 organically grown grapes 2020 Harvest Terroir Challenge Sonoma County, CA November 10, 2020 2018 Barra of Mendocino Petite Sirah Mendocino Estate Grown Made with Best of 99 organically Mendocino grown grapes County AVA 2018 Barra of Mendocino Petite Sirah Mendocino Estate Grown Made with Double Gold 99 organically grown grapes Basalt Cellars 2017 Basalt Cellars Syrah Columbia Valley Barrel Aged Silver 2018 Basalt Cellars Stone Garden Meritage Lewis-Clark Valley Silver Black Apple NV Black Apple Hibiscus Hard Apple Cider Arkansas Silver NV Black Apple Wild Berry Hard Apple Cider Arkansas Silver NV Black Apple Spiced Hard Apple Cider Arkansas Silver Blair Estate 2016 Blair Estate Pinot Noir Morgantini Vnyd Monterey County, Arroyo Seco Tasting Room Gold 91 Series, Morgantini Vineyard 2017 Blair Estate Chardonnay Delfina's Vnyd "The Monterey County, Arroyo Seco Estate Single Delfina's Gold 94 Matriarch" Vineyard Vineyard, Barrel Permented and Aged 2016 Blair Estate Pinot Noir Delfina's Vineyard Monterey County, Arroyo Seco Estate Single Delfina's Silver 65 Vineyard Vineyard 2016 Blair Estate Blair Estate Pinot Noir, Delfina's Monterey County, Arroyo Seco Estate Grown Delfina's Silver Vineyard "The Reserve" Reserve Vineyard Bogle Vineyards 2018 Bogle Vineyards Juggernaut Pinot Noir Russian River Valley Barrel Aged Gold 91 Bricoleur Vineyards LLC 2018 Bricoleur Vineyards Pinot Noir Russian River Valley Estate 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