2019 New Orleans International Wine Competition: Gold Medal for 2017 Miro Cellars Zinfandel Hemar Vineyard

The New Orleans International Wine Competition, in its second year in 2019, set a very high standard last year for evaluation and reward for wines from around the globe. Wines entered are placed into classes which describe their varietal components, their points of origin, their pricing, and their styles. No wine will be classified and compared to other wines that are not comparable to the entry.

Besides assuring the fairness of the evaluations and the competition among the wines, The New Orleans International Wine Awards has taken great care in selecting competent, experienced and knowledgeable professional judges. These men and women were chosen from among restaurateurs, winemakers, sommeliers, wine journalists, and wine industry personnel.

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2017 Pinot Noir Wins Harvest Challenge Gold

2019 Harvest Challenge Wine Competition: Gold Medal for 2017 Miro Cellars Pinot Noir Hogan’s Run VineyardAt the Harvest Challenge, judges taste wines with other wines of the same appellation. Thus, with cross-regional competition removed, the inherent quality of wines...

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2018 Sasha: Double Gold & Best of Class

2019 Harvest Challenge Wine Competition: Double Gold and Best of Class for Cuvée Sasha At the Harvest Challenge, judges taste wines with other wines of the same appellation. Thus, with cross-regional competition removed, the inherent quality of wines can be seen...

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Sonoma County Harvest Fair Gold: 2017 Reserve Cab

2019 Sonoma County Harvest Fair: Gold Medal for 2017 Miro Cellars Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon Pine Mountain Vineyard The Sonoma County Harvest Fair is the largest regional wine competition in the United States. Any wine made with grapes grown in Sonoma County, with a...

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