TEXSOM International Wine Awards

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From Texas Wine Love. texaswinelover.com

The 2020 TEXSOM International Wine Awards received nearly 3,000 entries representing 25 countries and 19 U.S. States, with the most diverse selection of wines in the history of the competition.

Entries were blind-tasted and judged by over 60 internationally renowned judges, including 19 Master Sommeliers, 16 Masters of Wine, and other category experts. Of these entries, the judges awarded 2,065 medals including 327 Gold medals (12% of entries judged), 815 Silver medals (29%), and 927 Bronze medals (33%). Suggested retail pricing of medal-winning entries ranged from US $2.64 to over US $700.00. Vintages spanned decades, with the oldest being 1996.

Gold Medal and other select winning wines will also be highlighted as Featured Wines on the TEXSOM International Wine Awards website and other promotional pieces throughout the year, as well as with partner events throughout the country.

Please note that Platinum Medals are equivalent to Double Gold Medals in other competitions where all judges on the panel have given a Gold Medal.

The Texas wines chosen for Judges’ Selections were:

Texas High Plains Wine winners include:

Augusta Vin Winery – two silver

Becker Vineyards – four silver, five bronze

Bent Oak Winery – one silver, two bronze

Bolen Vineyards – one silver, one bronze

Burklee Hill Vineyards – three silver, one bronze

Cicada Cellars – three bronze

Duchman Family Winery – four bronze

English Newsom Cellars – four bronze

Haak Vineyards and Winery – one bronze

Kuhlman Cellars – three bronze

Llano Estacado Winery – Judges Selection Medal U.S. State -Texas Whitewinner, two gold, two silver, two bronze

Lost Draw – Judeges’ Selection Medal US State Texas Red winner, one silver two bronze

McPherson Cellars – two silver, two bronze

Messina Hof – Platinum Medal

Pedernales Cellars – one silver

Perissos Vineyard and Winery – one bronze

Rancho Loma Vineyards – two bronze

Reddy Vineyards – two bronze

Ron Yates – three bronze

Sandy Road Vineyards – two bronze

Signor Vineyards – one gold

Spicewood Vineyards – one silver, one bronze

Tara Vineyard and Winery – one silver

Texas Hills Vineyard – two bronze

Valley Mills Vineyards – one bronze

Watson vineyard – one silver, one bronze

William Chris Vineyards – one silver, two bronze

Zero 815 Winery – two bronze

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