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ATLANTIC SEABOARD WINE ASSOCIATION® Twelfth Atlantic Seaboard Wine Competition July 23-24, 2016 July 23-24, 2016g Winning Entries Best of SHOW 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon by Pollak Vineyards, VA Best of Category Blush/Rose Hybrid/NA 2015 Rosie by The Dog and Oyster Vineyard, VA Bordeaux-Style Red Blends 2013 Meritage by Pollak Vineyards, VA Cabernet Franc 2013 Cabernet Franc by Rosemont of Virginia, VA Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon by Pollak Vineyards, VA Chambourcin 2014 Warm Glow by Beliveau Estate Winery, VA Chardonnay 2014 Reserve Chardonnay by Whitecliff Vineyard & Winery, NY Merlot 2014 Traditions Merlot by Belhurst Estate Winery, NY Other Red Hybrid/NA Varietals 2014 Single Barrel Marquette by Shelburne Vineyard, LLC, VT Other Red Vinifera Blends 2014 Melange by Narmada Winery, VA Other Red Vinifera Varietals 2014 Sangiovese by Fabbioli Cellars, VA Other White Hybrid/NA Varietal 2015 LaCrescent by Shelburne Vineyard, LLC, VT Petit Verdot 2014 Petit Verdot by Pollak Vineyards, VA Printed: 7/25/2016 5:35:23 PM Page 1 of 13 Pinot Gris/Pinot Grigio 2015 Pinot Gris by Newport Vineyards, RI Pinot Noir 2013 Pinot Noir by Alba Vineyard, NJ Port-styled Wines 2013 Perpetua by Coyote Moon Winery, NY Red Hybrid/NA Blends 2015 Harvest Widow's Revenge by Shelburne Vineyard, LLC, VT Red Interspecific Blends NV 5th Anniversary Red by Port of Leonardtown Winery, MD Riesling 2013 Semi-dry Riesling by Wagner Vineyards, NY Sauvignon Blanc 2015 Sauvignon Blanc by Stinson Vineyards, VA Seyval Blanc 2014 Blanco Fresco by Presque Isle Wine Cellars, PA Sparkling Hybrid/NA Wines NV Moscato by Coyote Moon Winery, NY Sparkling Vinifera Wines 2011 Blanc de Blanc by Whisper Vineyard LLC, NY Sweet Blush (RS > 4 %) NV Monkton Moon Delight by Basignani Winery, MD Sweet Fruit Wine (RS > 4%) NV True Blue by Presque Isle Wine Cellars, PA Sweet White Hybrid/NA (RS > 4 % ) NV Fire Boat White by Coyote Moon Winery, NY Sweet White Vinifera (RS > 4 %) 2015 Late Harvest Riesling by Chateau LaFayette Reneau, NY SweetWhite Interspec. Blend (RS > 4 %) NV Moscato by Arbor Hill Grapery, NY Traminette 2015 Traminette by Cooper Vineyards, VA Vidal Blanc 2015 Joy White by Cross Keys Vineyards & Estate, VA Vinifera Blush/Rose Wines 2015 Rose' by Sugarloaf Mountain Vineyard, MD Printed: 7/25/2016 5:35:23 PM Page 2 of 13 Viognier 2015 Viognier by Cooper Vineyards, VA White Hybrid/NA Blends NV Ballet of Angels by Sharpe Hill Vineyard, CT 32 Best of Category Winners Gold Medal Winners 2014 RED Wine by 868 Estate Vineyards, VA 2013 Pinot Noir by Alba Vineyard, NJ 2013 Octagon by Barboursville Vineyards, VA NV Monkton Moon Delight by Basignani Winery, MD 2014 Traditions Merlot by Belhurst Estate Winery, NY 2014 Warm Glow by Beliveau Estate Winery, VA 2015 Late Harvest Riesling by Chateau LaFayette Reneau, NY 2015 Albarino by Cooper Vineyards, VA 2015 Traminette by Cooper Vineyards, VA 2015 Viognier by Cooper Vineyards, VA NV LaCrescent by Coyote Moon Winery, NY NV Moscato by Coyote Moon Winery, NY 2013 Perpetua by Coyote Moon Winery, NY 2015 Joy White by Cross Keys Vineyards & Estate, VA 2014 Sangiovese by Fabbioli Cellars, VA 2014 Cabernet Franc by General's Ridge Vineyard, VA 2015 Viognier by Hamlet Vineyards, VA 2006 Porto Rosso by Hopewell Valley Vineyards, NJ 2015 Riesling by Knapp Vineyards Winery, NY 2015 Dry Rose' by Lamoreaux Landing Wine Cellars, NY 2014 Northville Red by Martha Clara Vineyards, NY 2015 Catamount Run White by Naked Mountain Vineyard, VA 2014 Melange by Narmada Winery, VA 2015 Pinot Gris by Newport Vineyards, RI 2014 Cabernet Franc by Pollak Vineyards, VA 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon by Pollak Vineyards, VA 2013 Meritage by Pollak Vineyards, VA 2014 Petit Verdot by Pollak Vineyards, VA 2015 Viognier by Pollak Vineyards, VA NV 5th Anniversary Red by Port of Leonardtown Winery, MD 2014 Blanco Fresco by Presque Isle Wine Cellars, PA Printed: 7/25/2016 5:35:23 PM Page 3 of 13 2013 Falling Waters by Presque Isle Wine Cellars, PA NV True Blue by Presque Isle Wine Cellars, PA 2013 Cabernet Franc by Rosemont of Virginia, VA NV Crackling Catawba by Schulze Vineyards & Winery, NY NV Tiny Bubbles by Schulze Vineyards & Winery, NY NV Ballet of Angels by Sharpe Hill Vineyard, CT 2015 Harvest Widow's Revenge by Shelburne Vineyard, LLC, VT 2015 LaCrescent by Shelburne Vineyard, LLC, VT 2014 Single Barrel Marquette by Shelburne Vineyard, LLC, VT 2014 Cabernet Franc by Slater Run Vineyards, VA 2013 Meritage by Stinson Vineyards, VA 2015 Sauvignon Blanc by Stinson Vineyards, VA 2015 Rose' by Sugarloaf Mountain Vineyard, MD 2015 Viognier by Sugarloaf Mountain Vineyard, MD 2015 Vidal Blanc by The Homeplace Vineyards, VA 2015 Pinot Gris by The Winery at Bull Run, VA 2015 Rose' of Cabernet Franc by Wagner Vineyards, NY 2013 Semi-dry Riesling by Wagner Vineyards, NY 2014 Reserve Chardonnay by Waltz Vineyards, PA 2011 Blanc de Blanc by Whisper Vineyard LLC, NY 2014 Reserve Chardonnay by Whitecliff Vineyard & Winery, NY 52 Gold Medal Winners Silver Medal Winners 2015 Marquis by 21 Brix Winery, NY 2015 Chardonel by 868 Estate Vineyards, VA 2014 Chardonnay by 868 Estate Vineyards, VA 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon by Afton Mountain Vineyards, VA 2015 Rose' by Afton Mountain Vineyards, VA 2013 Heritage - Cabernet Franc by Alba Vineyard, NJ NV Aromella by Arbor Hill Grapery, NY NV Moscato by Arbor Hill Grapery, NY 2013 Cabernet Franc Reserve by Barboursville Vineyards, VA 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve by Barboursville Vineyards, VA 2014 Sauvignon Blanc Reserve by Barboursville Vineyards, VA 2014 Chardonnay by Basignani Winery, MD 2015 Dry Riesling by Belhurst Estate Winery, NY NV Naturel Sparkling by Belhurst Estate Winery, NY 2015 Semi Dry Riesling by Belhurst Estate Winery, NY Printed: 7/25/2016 5:35:24 PM Page 4 of 13 2015 Estate Sauvignon Blanc by Blue Valley Vineyard & Winery, VA 2013 Landmark Reserve by Boordy Vineyards, MD NV Barrel Fermented Chardonnay by Bordeleau Winery, MD 2012 Meritage by Bordeleau Winery, MD 2015 Reserve Chardonnay by Bordeleau Winery, MD 2014 Carmenere by Casanel Vineyards, VA 2015 Patricia Marie by Casanel Vineyards, VA 2014 Estate Cabernet Franc by Catoctin Breeze Vineyards, MD 2013 Estate Syrah by Catoctin Breeze Vineyards, MD 2015 Dry Riesling by Chateau LaFayette Reneau, NY 2013 Meritage by Chateau LaFayette Reneau, NY 2015 Semi-dry Riesling by Chateau LaFayette Reneau, NY NV Seyval-Chardonnay by Chateau LaFayette Reneau, NY 2013 Syrah by Chateau LaFayette Reneau, NY 2015 Chardonel by Cooper Vineyards, VA 2015 Chardonnay by Cooper Vineyards, VA 2014 Coopertage Red by Cooper Vineyards, VA 2014 Norton by Cooper Vineyards, VA 2014 Vida by Cooper Vineyards, VA NV Brianna by Coyote Moon Winery, NY NV Dry Rose' by Coyote Moon Winery, NY NV Fire Boat White by Coyote Moon Winery, NY 2012 Marquette Reserve by Coyote Moon Winery, NY 2014 Meritage by Cross Keys Vineyards & Estate, VA 2014 Chardonnay by Crow Vineyards & Winery, MD 2015 Rose' by Crow Vineyards & Winery, MD 2015 Vintner's Select White Blend by Crow Vineyards & Winery, MD 2014 Traminette by Crushed Cellars, VA NV Attraversare by Deer Run Winery, NY 2014 Magna Carta by Democracy Vineyards, VA 2014 Suffrage by Democracy Vineyards, VA 2013 Cabernet Franc by Dr. Konstantin Frank, NY 2014 Eugenia - 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    Issue 8, Summer 2011 www.winetrailtraveler.com Wine Trail Traveler Quarterly Contents Winemaking/Winegrowing Scene On the Cover: Urban Winery - Blue Slip Winery in Knoxville, Tennessee Focus on Tennessee Focus on Virginia Mountains Wine in the Bible: Pruning Branches and Disciples The Case for the Urban Winery A Splash of Wine: Recipes that use wine as an ingredient from Tennessee and West Virginia -Blackberry Wine Cake -Muscadine Cake -Chardonnay and Thyme Infused Risotto with Asparagus and Pan Seared Salmon -Layers of Love Lasagna -Gewürztraminer Vinaigrette Mixed Green Salad with Warm Panko Crusted Goat’s Cheese Cover Story Focus on Tennessee Wine Blogger’s Conference 2011 Publisher Book Review Wine Trail Traveler LLC -The Vintner’s Apprentice: the insider’s guide to the art and craft of wine making, taught by the masters Editors Terry Sullivan/Kathy Sullivan Partners Back Page: Arrington Vineyards Writers Kathy Sullivan Terry Sullivan Meghan A. Sullivan Prune and spray the vines; Winemaking Scene rack and bottle the wines. by Terry Sullivan These are the present tasks at home as we strive to keep the grapes healthy and bottle the wines we made from juice last autumn. The Dornfelder grapes are posing a problem. We have to determine if the grapes are bothered by a fungal problem or a pest. The berries are turning brown. Kathy did discover a stinkbug on one of the brown berries and we know we have a huge population of stinkbugs. I have also been spraying the vines with a Bordeaux spray that should take care of many of the fungal problems.