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Tin Barn Vineyards 2007 Russian River Zinfandel

The Award-Winning Wine:
Tin Barn 2007 Russian River Valley, Gilsson Vineyard, Zinfandel

Reason for Reviewing:
Tin Barn Vineyards 2007 Russian River Zinfandel earned a Double-Gold Medal Award at the 2010 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.

Winery Notes:
The 2007 once again shows the consistency of the fruit from this vineyard, displaying forward raspberry fruit as in earlier vintages. A big wine with a deep purple/red color and a long, seductive finish on the palate highlighted by hints of vanilla and toast from the new American oak barrels...

AlaWine Notes:
Tin Barn 2007 Russian River Zinfandel displays in the glass as a ruby red color. Aromas of ripe berries radiate to the nose, along with a light cedar note. Bramble berry and raspberry flavors attend the palate in a smooth opening and linger through a long dry, spicy toasty oak finish.

Bottom Line:
Tin Barn Vineyards 2007 Russian River Zinfandel exhibits a luscious fruity opening and a very long finish of interesting complexities. A very good wine to pair with grilled steaks. Suggested retail price is $27. Overall composite score: 94 points.

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Select Platinum Reds from 2010 San Diego International Wine Competition

More than 100 wines earned Platinum Medal awards at the recently completed 2010 San Diego International Wine Competition. Frank Family Vineyards won three, while Tangent, Opolo Vineyards, and Calcareous Vineyard each took home two. Following is a selection of some of the Platinum-winning red wines:

* Bell Wine Cellars 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon, Clone 6 Rutherford $90
* Bianchi Winery 2006 Petite Sirah, Signature Selection, Plummer Vineyard Paso Robles $26
* Crooked Vine Winery 2007 Syrah, Del Arroyo Vineyards, Estate Grown Livermore Valley $24
* Drytown Cellars 2007 Primitivo Amador County $18
* Haywood Estate 2007 Zinfandel, Rocky Terrace Sonoma Valley $35
* Jeff Runquist Winery 2007 R Zinfandel, Nostro Vino Vineyard Amador County $26
* Mosby Winery 2007 Dolcetto Santa Barbara County $24
* Mount Veeder 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley $40
* Napa Cellars 2007 Merlot Napa Valley $22
* Paint Horse Winery 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Sonoma Valley $28
* Pear Valley 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon, Pear Valley Vineyard Paso Robles $24
* Raymond Burr Vineyards 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Sonoma County $38
* Renwood Winery 2007 Barbera Amador County $23
* Rotta Winery 2005 Zinfandel, Giubbini Vineyard Estate Paso Robles $27
* Spoto Wines 2007 Syrah Napa Valley $70
* Tagaris Winery 2007 Malbec, Alice Vineyards Wahluke Slope $34
* Villa San-Juliette Winery 2008 Merlot Paso Robles $15
* ZD Wines 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon, Reserve Napa Valley $125
For more information and other medal winners, click here.

Stanger Vineyards 2005 Paso Robles Syrah

The Award-Winning Wine:
Stanger Vineyards 2005 Paso Robles Syrah, West Side Library Reserve

Reason for Reviewing:
Stanger Vineyards 2005 Paso Robles Syrah earned a Double Gold medal award at the 2010 U.S. Professional Wine Buyer's Competition, held recently here in Santa Rosa, CA.

Noteworthy:
Each of the Stanger varieties is 100% estate grown and nothing is added.

Winery Notes:
Deep and dark violet in color, a low-yielding, estate-grown wine offering ever-changing blackberry, coffee, plum, licorice, and Christmas spice flavors that finish smooth and dry. The nose is loaded of sweet new French oak cooperage and ultra-ripe fruit flavors.

AlaWine Notes:
On pouring, Stanger Vineyards 2005 Paso Robles Syrah shows as a dark purple-garnet color. The wine presents an aromatic nose of ripe blackberries, with aniseed highlights. Blackberry flavors carry over on the palate, along with blackcurrant and a dark cherry note. The finish is dry and spicy, long and warm.

Bottom Line:
Stanger Vineyards 2005 Paso Robles Syrah is 100% mountain grown Paso Robles Syrah (16.1% alcohol). Layers of ripe fruit flavors and interesting complexities on the finish make this a very interesting wine. Suggested retail price is $66. Overall composite score: 95 points.

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Top 10 Wines of the 2010 San Diego International Wine Competition

The results are in from the just completed 2010 San Diego International Wine Competition and ten wines earned Best of Show or Best of Variety awards. Fallbrook Winery had two top winners. The top ten best wines are:

* Best of Show Sparkling, Korbel Brut Rose California $11

* Best of Show White, V. Sattui Winery 2008 White Riesling, Early Harvest California $18.75

* Best of Show Rose, Penman Springs Vineyard 2008 Syrah Rose, Two Roses Paso Robles $15

* Best of Show Red, LaZarre 2007 Pinot Noir Central Coast $35

* Best of Show Dessert, Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards 2008 Vidal Blanc Ice Wine Finger Lakes $40

* Best Sauvignon Blanc, Fallbrook Winery 2009 Sauvignon Blanc, Reserve California $14

* Best Chardonnay, Dutcher Crossing Winery 2008 Chardonnay, Stuhlmuller Vineyard Alexander Valley $34

* Best Merlot, Cycles Gladiator 2007 Merlot California $10

* Best Meritage, Fallbrook Winery 2007 BDX, 33 Degrees N, Gracie Hill Vineyard South Coast $30

* Best Cabernet Sauvignon, Folie A Deux 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa County $28

For more information, click here.

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Chateau Ste Michelle 2006 Canoe Ridge Estate Merlot

The Award-Winning Wine:
Chateau Ste Michelle 2006 Canoe Ridge Estate Merlot, Horse Heaven Hills

Reason for Reviewing:
Chateau Ste Michelle 2006 Canoe Ridge Estate Merlot earned Double Gold at U.S. Professional Wine Buyer's Competition, held recently here in Santa Rosa.

Noteworthy:
Chateau Ste. Michelle is Washington state’s Founding Winery, with some of the oldest and most acclaimed vineyards in the Columbia Valley.

Winemaker Notes:
The Canoe Ridge Estate Merlot is a refined and elegant Merlot with bright Rainier cherry fruit character and a soft finish. This is a very versatile, medium-bodied, food-friendly wine. Its dusty tannins make it a great match with Italian food.

AlaWine Notes:
Chateau Ste Michelle 2006 Canoe Ridge Estate Merlot pours in the glass as a medium garnet-ruby color. Bright aromas of dark and red berries waft to the nose. Ripe cherry and berry flavors fill the palate in a smooth opening, and persist through a bright acidity and sweet oak finish.

Bottom Line:
Chateau Ste Michelle 2006 Canoe Ridge Estate Merlot is a delightful red wine, quite quaffable, likely to satisfy a wide range of palates and pair well with an array of dishes. Suggested retail price is $28. Overall composite score: 95 points.

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Platinum Wines from the Monterey Wine Competition

Thirty-nine wines earned Platinum Medal awards at the recently completed 2010 Monterey Wine Competition. Ventana led all wineries with three Platinum winning wines and eight wineries -- Concannon Vineyard, Grgich Hills Estate, Little Black Dress, Mount Aukum Winery, Navarro Vineyards, Nello Olivo, Nicolson Ranch, Vina Robles -- won two Platinum awards.

Bianchi Winery
2006 Syrah, 'Heritage Selection' Paso Robles $24

Camelot
2007 Chardonnay California $9

Concannon Vineyard
2007 Petite Sirah, 'Conservancy' Livermore Valley $38
2008 Chardonnay, 'Conservancy' Livermore Valley $14

De Tierra
2007 Chardonnay, Estate Monterey $28

Domaine Ste. Michelle
NV Brut Columbia Valley $13

EOS Estate Winery
2007 French Connection Paso Robles $18

Fish Eye Winery
2009 Pinot Noir South Eastern Australia $7

Fortino Winery
2007 Charbono Santa Clara Valley $29

Gloria Ferrer
2006 Brut Rose Carneros $32

Grgich Hills Estate
2007 Chardonnay, Estate Grown Napa Valley $42
2008 Sauvignon Blanc, Estate Grown Napa Valley $30

Hagafen Cellars
2008 Late Harvest Sauvignon Blanc Sonoma Coast $30

J. Lohr
2006 Cuvée St. E Paso Robles $50

Kendall-Jackson
2008 Chardonnay, Vintner's Reserve California $15

Lange Twins
2008 Viognier Clarksburg $16

Little Black Dress
2007 Cabernet Sauvignon California $10.99
2008 Chardonnay California $10.99

Mount Aukum Winery
2006 BDX El Dorado $26
2006 Vertigo Fair Play $26

Navarro Vineyards
2007 Zinfandel, 'Old Vine Cuvée' Mendocino $25

Nello Olivo
2007 Toscanello El Dorado $37.50
2006 Barbera El Dorado $30

Nicolson Ranch
2007 Pinot Noir 'Cactus Hill' Sonoma Valley $50
2007 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast $42

Quady Winery
2008 Essensia, California Orange Muscat California $16.99

Reustle-Prayer Rock Vineyard
2009 Gruner Veltiner, Estate Umpqua Valley $24

Santa Barbara Winery
2007 Chardonnay, Reserve Sta. Rita Hills $22

Scheid Vineyards
2007 Pinot Noir, Estate Monterey $30

South Coast Winery
NV Black Jack Port Temecula Valley $38

St James Winery
2008 Cynthiana Ozark Highlands $6.99

Sutter Home Winery
2009 Moscato California $6

Tapena
2008 Tapena Verdejo Tierra de Castilla, Spain $10

Ventana
2007 Rubystone, Estate Grown Arroyo Seco $18
2008 Orange Muscat, Estate Grown Arroyo Seco $18
2008 Gewürztraminer, Estate Grown Arroyo Seco $16

Villa San-Juliette
2007 Cabernet Sauvignon Paso Robles $15

Vina Robles
2007 Signature, Estate Cuvée Paso Robles $39
2007 Cabernet Sauvignon, Huerhuero Paso Robles $22

For more information click here.

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Venteux Vineyards 2007 Petite Syrah

The Award-Winning Wine:
Venteux Vineyards 2007 Petite Syrah

Reason for Reviewing:
Venteux Vineyards 2007 Petite Syrah earned a Platinum Medal award in the first international wine competition of its kind, the inaugural Winemaker Challenge, 2010.

Winery Notes:
The diurnal variation of our microclimate in the Templeton Gap gives the wine big warm fruit flavors with a cooler terroir-driven finish. It is big, yet refined with an inky plum color.

AlaWine Notes:
Venteux Vineyards 2007 Petite Syrah stands in the glass as a very dark purple color. Aromas of dark, ripe berries swirl to the nose in an earthy environment. Lots of berry flavor, bramble berry, carries over on the palate in a smooth and very fruity front end, and persist through a long, medium dry, vanilla oak finish.

Bottom Line:
Venteux Vineyards 2007 Petite Syrah is a big, boisterous, fruit filled wine, delicious and full of ripe fruit flavors. Quite quaffable and ready to pair with a wide range of dishes. Suggested retail price is $46. Overall composite score: 96 points.

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Turnbull Wine Cellars 2007 Cabernet Franc

The Award-Winning Wine:
Turnbull Wine Cellars 2007 Cabernet Franc, Oakville

Reason for Reviewing:
Turnbull Wine Cellars 2007 Cabernet Franc won the Best of Show Red Wine award at the recently completed 2010 American Fine Wine Competition.

Noteworthy:
The Turnbull name goes back to the early 1300's when William Roule of Bedrule saved the life of Scottish king Robert the Bruce from a wild bull that was threatening to gore him.

AlaWine Notes:
Turnbull Wine Cellars 2007 Cabernet Franc pours into the glass as a very dark purple color. Ripe dark fruit aromas rise to the nose with a whiff of violet. Plum and blackcurrant flavors, along with gooseberry, make a big, juicy opening and flow over a long and very dry toasty oak finish.

Bottom Line:
Turnbull Wine Cellars 2007 Cabernet Franc is a big, fruit-forward red wine, best paired with thick marbled steak, preferably grilled. Overall composite score: 95 points.

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Napa County and Carneros Gold, 2010 Grand Harvest Awards

More top-honor Gold Medal wines, this time Napa and Carneros, from the Grand Harvest Awards wine competition, held recently in Sonoma County, California.(For more information click here.) Seven Napa AVA wines and seven Carneros (Napa and Sonoma counties) wines earned Grand Harvest Awards gold medals:

Napa Valley (AVA)
Bell, Spanos Berberian Winery, 07 Cabernet Sauvignon, $40
Cleavage Creek, Budge Brown Family Wineries, 07 Reserve Petite Sirah, Pope Valley, $45
Quail Ridge Winery, 07 Chardonnay, $16.99
Three Coins, Lawer Family Wines, 07 Cabernet Sauvignon, $30
V. Sattui Winery, 07 Cabernet Sauvignon, Preston Vineyard, $45
V. Sattui Winery, 07 Pinot Noir, $55

Oakville ~ Napa Valley (AVA)
Tudal Family Winery, Tudal Winery, 07 Zinfandel, $25

Carneros ~ Los Carneros (AVA)
Cakebread Cellars, 07 Syrah, $51
Gloria Ferrer Caves & Vineyards, NV Blanc de Noirs, $20
Gloria Ferrer Caves & Vineyards, 07 Carneros Chardonnay, $18
Mahoney Vineyards, Carneros Wine Company, 08 Albarino, Las Brisas Vineyard, $18
Nicholson Ranch, 08 Pinot Noir, $26
Tudal Family Winery, Tudal Winery, 08 Chardonnay, $28
V. Sattui Winery, 08 Pinot Noir, $29

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Troon Vineyard 2005 Old Vine Meritage

The Award-Winning Wine:
Troon Vineyard 2005 Old Vine Meritage, Applegate Valley

Reason for Reviewing:
Troon Vineyard 2005 Old Vine Meritage earned a Double Gold medal award at the 2010 U.S. Professional Wine Buyer's Competition, held recently here in Santa Rosa, CA.

Noteworthy:
"In the vineyard, we follow organic principles and aspire to a closed loop, sustainable farming environment. No herbicides or pesticides are used, and all tending of the vines is done by hand. The goal is the perfect fruit."

Winery Notes:
Old vines give our Meritage great depth and complexity, reminding one of the wines of Bordeaux. Our 2005 has Cabernet Sauvignon as the blend leader. The 2005 Cabernet was softer and rounder than previous years.

AlaWine Notes:
Troon Vineyard 2005 Old Vine Meritage pours as a dark purple color, and features an aromatic nose of ripe, dark berries in a dusty earth context. Ripe blackberry, blackcurrant, and plum pudding flavors lead on the palate and linger gracefully through a dry finish with a leather highlight.

Bottom Line:
Troon Vineyard 2005 Old Vine Meritage is made from 55% Cabernet 30% Merlot 15% Cabernet Franc from 30-year-old Applegate Valley (OR) vines. A big red wine full of ripe fruit flavors, yet smooth and well finished. Suggested retail price is $29 (release pricing as of August 1st will be $35). Overall composite score: 96 points.

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Clos LaChance 2007 Central Coast Zinfandel

The Award-Winning Wine:
Clos LaChance 2007 Central Coast Zinfandel

Reason for Reviewing:
Clos LaChance 2007 Central Coast Zinfandel earned a Double-Gold Medal Award at the 2010 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.

Noteworthy:
"In 1987, co-owners Bill and Brenda Murphy planted a few rows of Chardonnay in their Saratoga backyard for landscaping, and to realize their dreams of being vintners. A few years later, the wines produced from this small backyard vineyard were good enough to sell to the public. [Following] that Clos LaChance formed into a full fledged winery."

Winery Notes:
A dark, ruby purple throughout. Aromas of rich raspberries, cocoa, blackberries and plum fruit. A hint of anise and leafy tobacco. A soft entry with bright fruit flavors that is concurrent with the aromas--raspberries and blackberries. Mid-palate has a strong acid base, which will make this a great wine to pair with food. A hint of sour cherry and dill on the long, soft finish.

AlaWine Notes:
Clos LaChance 2007 Central Coast Zinfandel displays in the glass as a dark ruby color. On the nose, abundant aromas of mixed berries lift from the rim. A smooth opening reveals flavors of bramble berry and whole plum, with a cherry note. The finish is long, dry, and smooth with moderately spicy highlights.

Bottom Line:
Clos LaChance 2007 Central Coast Zinfandel is a well integrated, layered fruit filled Zin, quite quaffable, and delicious. Likely to satisfy a wide array of dinner guests, and a very good value at a suggested retail price of $18. Overall composite score: 94 points.

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Sonoma County Gold, 2010 Grand Harvest Awards

The 20th annual Grand Harvest Awards wine competition was held the last week in February in Sonoma County, California. Twenty-three judges evaluated more 1,500 entries and awarded a total of 141 gold medals, 426 silver and 457 bronze medals. According to competition organizers, the Grand Harvest Awards "is the only wine-judging event in North America that is based on terroir - a group of vineyards (or even vines) from the same region, belonging to a specific appellation, and sharing the same type of soil, weather conditions, grapes and wine making savoir-faire, which contribute to give its specific personality to the wine." (For more information click here.) Nine Sonoma County wines earned top-honor gold medals:

Sonoma County (County Appellation)
Rock Wall Wine Company, 07 Zinfandel, $25

Sonoma Coast (AVA)
Tudal Family Winery, Tudal Winery, 08 Pinot Noir, $32

Sonoma Valley (AVA)
Nicholson Ranch, 07 Pinot Noir, Reserve Cactus Hill, $50
Nicholson Ranch, 07 Syrah, $35

Dry Creek Valley (AVA)
Pezzi King Vineyards, 06 Zinfandel, Pezzi King Estate, $40

Russian River Valley (AVA)
Acorn Winery, 08 Zinfandel, Alegria Vineyards, $35
Athair Wines, 08 Chardonnay, $28
Graton Ridge Cellars, 07 Zinfandel, Bacigalupi, $30
Mossback, Crew Wine Company, 08 Pinot Noir, $25

Soquel Vineyards 2007 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon

The Award-Winning Wine:
Soquel Vineyards 2007 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon

Reason for Reviewing:
Soquel Vineyards 2007 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon earned a Double-Gold Medal Award at the 2010 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.

Noteworthy:
In a twist on history, co-owners and twins Peter and Paul Bargetto recently purchased land once owned by their grandfather as the site of their new winery facility.

AlaWine Notes:
Soquel Vineyards 2007 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon stands in the glass as a very dark ruby color. Ripe berry and light violet aromas blossom on the nose. Blackberry, blackcurrant, and plum flavors flood the palate and mingle leisurely through a very long oak and light leather finish

Bottom Line:
Soquel Vineyards 2007 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is a well structured and quite quaffable and delicious Cab, likely to satisfy palates across a wide range of dinner guests. Suggested retail price is $75. Overall composite score: 94 points.

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Wilson Winery 2007 Dry Creek Valley Sawyer Vineyard Zinfandel

The Award-Winning Wine:
Wilson Winery 2007 Dry Creek Valley Sawyer Vineyard Zinfandel

Reason for Reviewing:
Wilson Winery 2007 Sawyer Vineyard Zinfandel earned a Double-Gold Medal Award at the 2010 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.

Noteworthy:
Wilson Winery opened a tasting room behind their old barn. When you think "backside of the barn" you don’t picture a breathtaking panoramic view of Dry Creek Valley, but that is what you get at this new and improved tasting room and deck behind the "barn."

Winery Notes:
Alluring aromas of fresh dark spicy berries... A silky texture and zesty mouthfeel cradle perfectly ripened blackberries, with a hint of coffee and vanillin oak whispering in the background. The spicy black pepper notes frame the wine from the initial sip to the lingering finish. Beautifully balanced and lusciously layered...

AlaWine Notes:
Wilson Winery 2007 Sawyer Vineyard Zinfandel pours as a dark garnet-ruby color in the glass. It yields aromas of ripe, dark berries. On the palate, flavors of blackberry, brambleberry, and raspberry, opening in a smooth mouthfeel. Spicy pepper and moderate tannins hold the ripe fruit through a long vanilla oak finish.

Bottom Line:
Wilson Winery 2007 Sawyer Vineyard Zinfandel is a very flavorful, well balanced, well integrated and delicious Dry Creek Zin, good now and likely to improve even more with some aging. Suggested retail price is $44. Overall composite score: 96 points.

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Newport Seafood & Wine Festival Gold

The results are in from the 2010 Newport Seafood & Wine Festival, the longest continuous wine competition in the Northwest. And, the top-honor Gold Medal winners are:

* Abiqua Wind Vineyard Willamette Valley NV Gewurztraminer Gloria Anne
* Agate Ridge Vineyard Rogue Valley 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon
* Capitello Wines Willamette Valley 2008 Pinot Gris
* Capitello Wines Oregon NV Sparkling Brut Methode Champenoise
* Chateau Ste. Michelle Columbia Valley 2005 Merlot
* Coleman Vineyards Willamette Valley 2008 Pinot Noir Est.
* Covey Run Winery Yakima Valley 2006 Dessert 16.5% R.S. Semillon Ice Wine
* Domaine Ste. Michelle Columbia Valley NV Sparkling Brut, Methode Champenoise
* Domaine Ste. Michelle Columbia Valley NV Sparkling Extra Dry, Methode Champenoise
* Domaine Ste. Michelle Columbia Valley NV Sparkling Blanc De Blanc, Methode Champenoise
* Melrose Vineyards Umpqua Valley 2007 Pinot Noir Vintage Select
* Milbrandt Vineyards Columbia Valley 2007 Riesling Traditional
* Oak Knoll Winery Columbia Valley 2007 Open Red Barbera, Lonesome Creek Ranch
* Palotai Winery Umpqua Valley 2007 Open Red Dolcetto
* Pheasant Valley Winery Columbia Gorge 2006 Pinot Noir Reserve
* Red Diamond Winery Washington 2006 Syrah Shiraz
* Terra Vina Wines Columbia Valley 2007 Cabernet Franc
* Territorial Vineyards & Wine Co. Willamette Valley 2006 Pinot Noir Stone's Throw
* Valley View Winery Applegate Valley 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon "Anna Maria"
* Zerba Cellars WallaWalla Valley 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon
For more information click here.

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B & E Vineyard 2007 Red Rhythm

The Award-Winning Wine:
B & E Vineyard 2007 Red Rhythm

Reason for Reviewing:
B & E Vineyard 2007 Red Rhythm won Best of Class and Judges' Choice Award at the 2010 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.

Noteworthy:
B & E Vineyard is a small family owned and operated winery located outside of Paso Robles, CA. A new saloon will be completed soon.

AlaWine Notes:
B & E Vineyard 2007 Red Rhythm shows as a dark purple-ruby color in the glass. It throws off an aromatic nose of a bowl of ripe blackberries in a bed of flowers. Blackberry and black currant flavors predominate on the front in a smooth mouth, and carry through in a spicy, toasty oak finish with a black pepper accent.

Bottom Line:
B & E Vineyard 2007 Red Rhythm is an interesting Bordeaux-Rhone blend: 68% Merlot, 22% Cabernet and 10% Syrah. It provides full, ripe fruit flavors, intriguing complexities across the palate, and a bright finish. Suggested retail price is $29. Overall composite score: 93 points.

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Virginia Governor's Cup Gold

Of 200 red wines entered in the the recently completed Virginia Governor's Cup wine competition, 15 earned top-honor gold medals. The Best of Show winner is the 2007 King Valley Vineyards Meritage, a blend of 56% Merlot, 20% Petit Verdot, 16% Cabernet Franc, and 8% Malbec. The Virginia white wine competition will be held next Fall. Meanwhile, the Gold-medal red wine winners include:

* King Family Vineyards 2007 Meritage $25.95
* Potomac Point Winery 2008 Cabernet Franc $22.99
* Sweely Estate Winery 2007 Cabernet Franc $21.95
* North Mountain Vineyards 2007 Cabernet Franc Reserve $22
* Cooper Vineyards NV Noche $16
* Fox Meadow Winery 2007 Le Renard Rouge $29
* Tarara Winery 2007 Meritage $40
* James River Cellars 2007 Petite Verdot $18
* North Gate Vineyard 2008 Petit Verdot $24
* Sugarleaf Vineyards 2008 Petit Verdot $28
* Gadino Cellars 2007 Petit Verdot $27
* Ingleside Vineyards 2005 Petit Perdot Reserve $24.95
* Rosemont of Virginia 2007 Kilravock $24.95
* Chrysalis Vineyards 2005 Norton Locksley Reserve $35
* Paradise Springs Winery 2008 Norton $24
For more information click here.

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