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2017 Alameda County Fair Wine Competition 2017 Alameda County Fair Wine Competition Company Brand Wine Type Vintage Price Designation Appellation Award Las Positas Vineyards Las Positas Vineyards Tempranillo - Best of Show 2014 $ 45.00 Estate Livermore Valley BOS - Red The Wine Group Concannon Reserve Chardonnay - Best of Show 2015 $ 30.00 Livermore Valley BOS - White Chouinard Vineyard Chouinard Orange Muscat - Best of Show 2014 $ 20.00 Karen's Cuvee Monterey BOS - Dessert Fenestra Winery Fenestra Riesling 2015 $ 17.50 Livermore Valley Gold Las Positas Vineyards Las Positas Vineyards Coccineous 2014 $ 45.00 Estate Livermore Valley Gold The Wine Group Concannon Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 $ 40.00 Livermore Valley Gold The Wine Group Concannon Reserve Mother Vine Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 $ 45.00 Livermore Valley Gold Chouinard Vineyard Chouinard Orange Muscat 2014 $ 20.00 Karen's Cuvee Monterey Gold BoaVentura Vineyards Boaventura Vineyards DePorted (port syle) 2011 $ 39.00 Estate Bottled & Produced California; Livermore Valley Gold Rock Wall Wine Company Rock Wall Wine Company Blanc De Blanc 2015 $ 20.00 California Silver Wente Family Estates Wente Vineyards Morning Fog Chardonnay 2015 $ 15.00 Estate Grown Livermore Valley Silver Wood Family Vineyards Wood Family Vineyards Chardonnay 2015 $ 28.00 Para Mas Amigas Alameda County - Livermore Valley Silver Crooked Vine Winery Crooked Vine Viognier 2015 $ 28.00 Del Arroyo Vineyard Alameda County - Livermore Valley Silver Darcie Kent Winery Darcie Kent Vineyards Grüner Veltliner 2016 $ 30.00 Rava Blackjack Grüner Veltliner Monterey Silver Las Positas Vineyards Las Positas Vineyards Verdelho 2016 $ 32.00 Alta Mesa Silver Rock Wall Wine Company Rock Wall Wine Company Malvasia Bianca 2016 $ 35.00 Livermore Valley Silver Fenestra Winery Fenestra True White 2016 $ 18.00 California Silver Wente Family Estates Murrieta's Well The Whip 2015 $ 24.00 Certified Sustainable California; Livermore Valley Silver Longevity Wines Longevity Tempranillo 2013 $ 22.00 Livermore Valley Silver Fenestra Winery Fenestra Touriga 2012 $ 23.00 Silvaspoons Vineyards Lodi Silver Crooked Vine Winery Stony Ridge Trifecta 2014 $ 30.00 Del Arroyo Vineyards California; Livermore Valley Silver Darcie Kent Winery Darcie Kent Vineyards Firepit 2013 $ 35.00 Livermore Valley Silver Las Positas Vineyards Las Positas Vineyards Meritage 2013 $ 72.00 Livermore Valley Silver Las Positas Vineyards Las Positas Vineyards Conspiratus I NV $ 45.00 Livermore Valley Silver Crooked Vine Winery Stony Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 $ 30.00 Del Arroyo Vineyards Alameda County - Livermore Valley Silver Cuda Ridge Wines Cuda Ridge Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 $ 38.00 Livermore Valley Silver Darcie Kent Winery Darcie Kent Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 $ 45.00 Clone 337 Livermore Valley Silver Ehrenberg Cellars Ehrenberg Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon-Dixon Ranch 2012 $ 46.00 Dixon Ranch Napa Valley Silver Las Positas Vineyards Las Positas Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 $ 70.00 Reserve Livermore Valley Silver The Wine Group Concannon Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 $ 20.00 Paso Robles (AVA) Silver Wood Family Vineyards Wood Family Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 $ 38.00 Alameda County - Livermore Valley Silver BoaVentura Vineyards Boaventura Vineyards Syrah 2012 $ 32.00 Estate Bottled & Produced California; Livermore Valley Silver Fenestra Winery Fenestra Syrah 2012 $ 28.00 Estate Grown; Produced and Bottled Livermore Valley Silver Mitchell Katz Winery Mitchell Katz Syrah 2013 $ 40.00 Yee Vineyard Livermore Valley Silver Chouinard Vineyard Chouinard Petite Sirah 2014 $ 26.00 Clark's Vineyard Livermore Valley Silver Fenestra Winery Fenestra Infrared 2013 $ 35.00 Estate Grown; Produced and Bottled Livermore Valley Silver Pat Paulsen Vineyards Paulsen Angelica NV $ 26.00 California (State Appellation) Silver Eckert Estate Winery Eckert Estate Winery Boa Quinta Desert Wine 2010 $ 24.00 Limited Bottling California Silver Rock Wall Wine Company Rock Wall Wine Company Sparkling Grenache Rose 2015 $ 22.00 Yolo County Bronze Crooked Vine Winery Stony Ridge Chardonnay 2015 $ 24.00 Del Arroyo Vineyards Alameda County - Livermore Valley Bronze Fenestra Winery Fenestra Chardonnay 2015 $ 26.00 Livermore Valley Bronze Las Positas Vineyards Las Positas Vineyards Chardonnay 2015 $ 38.00 Estate Livermore Valley Bronze Rock Wall Wine Company Rock Wall Wine Company Russian River Chardonnay 2015 $ 40.00 Russian River Bronze The Wine Group Concannon Vineyard Chardonnay 2014 $ 20.00 Monterey County Bronze Eagle Ridge vineyard Eagle Ridge Vineyard Pinot Grigio 2016 $ 23.00 Produced & Bottled by Eagle Ridge Vineyard Livermore Valley Bronze Longevity Wines Longevity Viognier 2016 $ 24.00 Livermore Valley Bronze BoaVentura Vineyards Boaventura Vineyards Alvarinho 2015 $ 24.00 Estate Bottled California; Livermore Valley Bronze Chouinard Vineyard Chouinard Chenin Blanc 2015 $ 21.00 Clarksburg Bronze Elliston Vineyards Elliston Vineyards Pinot Blanc 2014 $ 25.00 Butner Vineyard Livermore Valley Bronze Fenestra Winery Fenestra Verdelho 2015 $ 17.00 Single Vineyard Lodi (AVA) Bronze Wente Family Estates Murrieta's Well Dry Rose 2016 $ 30.00 Certified Sustainable Livermore Valley Bronze Las Positas Vineyards Las Positas Vineyards Barbera 2014 $ 45.00 Estate Livermore Valley Bronze The Wine Group Blacklist Wine Co. Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 $ 12.99 Central Coast Bronze Rock Wall Wine Company Rock Wall Wine Company Ciliegiolo 2016 $ 35.00 Tracy Hills Bronze BoaVentura Vineyards Boaventura Vineyards Moon (Syrah and Zin blend) 2013 $ 39.00 Estate Bottled & Produced California; Livermore Valley Bronze 2017 Alameda County Fair Wine Competition Company Brand Wine Type Vintage Price Designation Appellation Award BoaVentura Vineyards Boaventura Vineyards Red Mutt (Syrah / Zin) 2014 $ 24.00 Estate Bottled & Produced California; Livermore Valley Bronze Chouinard Vineyard Chouinard Red Table Wine NV $ 18.00 Paulie's Blend California Bronze Crooked Vine Winery Crooked Vine Meritage Moxie 2014 $ 38.00 Del Arroyo Vineyard Alameda County - Livermore Valley Bronze Cuda Ridge Wines Cuda Ridge Wines Melange d' Amis 2014 $ 55.00 Reserve Livermore Valley Bronze Darcie Kent Winery Darcie Kent Vineyards Crown Block Red 2013 $ 45.00 Red Blend Livermore Valley Bronze Garre' Vineyard & Winery Garre Vineyard and Winery Nonna's Rosso 2013 $ 21.00 Garre' Vineyard Livermore Valley Bronze Las Positas Vineyards Las Positas Vineyards Obscurus 2014 $ 48.00 Estate Livermore Valley Bronze Rock Wall Wine Company Rock Wall Wine Company Alegria Zinfandel 2015 $ 45.00 Russian River Bronze Wente Family Estates Murrieta's Well The Spur 2014 $ 30.00 Certified Sustainable California; Livermore Valley Bronze Wood Family Vineyards Wood Family Vineyards HeartYWood 2014 $ 32.00 Alameda County - Livermore Valley Bronze BoaVentura Vineyards Boaventura Vineyards Black Label (cab) 2013 $ 39.00 Estate Bottled & Produced California; Livermore Valley Bronze BoaVentura Vineyards Boaventura Vineyards Maroon Label (Cab) 2013 $ 79.00 Estate Bottled & Produced California; Livermore Valley Bronze Chouinard Vineyard Chouinard Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 $ 25.00 Charles' San Francisco Bay Bronze Crooked Vine Winery Crooked Vine Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 $ 42.00 Del Arroyo Vineyards; Livermore Valley California; Livermore Valley Bronze Ehrenberg Cellars Ehrenberg Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon - Michael-David Vineyards 2012 $ 36.00 Michael-David Lodi Bronze Elliston Vineyards Elliston Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 $ 55.00 Spring Mountain Napa Bronze Elliston Vineyards Elliston Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 $ 55.00 Napa Valley Bronze Wente Family Estates Wente Vineyards Single Vineyard Charles Wetmore Cabernet Sauvignon 2014 $ 30.00 Livermore Valley Bronze Bronco Wine Company Livermore Crossings Merlot 2013 $ 14.99 California; Livermore Valley Bronze Bronco Wine Company Livermore Ranch Merlot 2013 $ 10.99 Livermore Valley Bronze Darcie Kent Winery Darcie Kent Vineyards Merlot 2013 $ 35.00 Old Vines Livermore Valley Bronze TwiningVine TwiningVine Winery Merlot 2012 $ 23.00 Estate Livermore Valley Bronze Wente Family Estates Murrieta's Well Small Lot Merlot 2014 $ 40.00 Certified Sustainable Livermore Valley Bronze Bent Creek Winery Bent Creek Wines Cabernet Franc 2014 $ 27.00 Livermore Valley Bronze Darcie Kent Winery Darcie Kent Vineyards Cabernet Franc 2013 $ 45.00 Stone Patch Livermore Valley Bronze Wente Family Estates Murrieta's Well Small Lot Cabernet Franc 2014 $ 58.00 Certified Sustainable Livermore Valley Bronze Wood Family Vineyards Wood Family Vineyards Malbec 2014 $ 30.00 Alameda County - Livermore Valley Bronze Wood Family Vineyards Wood Family Vineyards Petit Verdot 2014 $ 30.00 Alameda County - Livermore Valley Bronze Crooked Vine Winery Crooked Vine Pinot Noir 2015 $ 36.00 Del Arroyo Vineyard Alameda County - Livermore Valley Bronze The Wine Group Concannon Reserve Pinot Noir 2015 $ 38.00 Russian River Valley Bronze Ehrenberg Cellars Ehrenberg Cellars Syrah - England-Shaw Vineyards 2012 $ 26.00 England-Shaw Solano County Bronze Crooked Vine Winery Crooked Vine Petite Sirah 2014 $ 38.00 Del Arroyo Vineyard Alameda County - Livermore Valley Bronze Crooked Vine Winery Stony Ridge Petite SIrah 2014 $ 30.00 Del Arroyo Vineyard Alameda County - Livermore Valley Bronze Fenestra Winery Fenestra Petite Sirah 2013 $ 28.00 California; Livermore Valley Bronze Garré Vineyard & Winery Garre Winery Petite Sirah 2011 $ 32.00 Garre' Vineyard Livermore Valley Bronze The Wine Group Concannon Reserve Captain Joe's Petite Sirah 2014 $ 38.00 Livermore Valley Bronze The Wine Group Concannon Reserve Nina's Cuveé Petite Sirah 2014 $ 38.00 Livermore Valley Bronze The Wine Group Concannon Reserve Polo Field Vineyard Petite Sirah 2014 $ 40.00 Livermore Valley Bronze Fenestra Winery Fenestra Mourvedre 2014 $ 29.00 Estate California; Livermore Valley Bronze Fenestra Winery Fenestra Grenache 2012 $ 30.00 Livermore Valley Bronze Longevity Wines Longevity deb-ru-vee' 2012 $ 36.00 Vintage Selection California Bronze Wood Family Vineyards Wood Family Vineyards GSM 2015 $ 30.00 Alameda County - Livermore Valley Bronze The Singing Winemaker The Singing Winemaker Karen Kiss 2009 $ 20.95 Lodi Bronze.
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