2007 Michigan Wine & Spirits Best of Class

It's Best of Show day on Absolute Michigan today. Joel Goldberg over at MichWine has posted the Best of Class winners of the 2007 Michigan Wine & Spirits Competition.

Best Dry White: Left Foot Charley 2006 Pinot Blanc, "Island View Vineyard"
Best Semi-Dry White: Gills Pier 2006 Riesling
Best Dessert: Chateau Grand Traverse 2005 Riesling Ice Wine
Best Dry Red: Longview 2005 Cabernet Franc Vintner Reserve
Best Semi-Dry/Sweet Red: Leelanau Cellars Great Lakes Red
Best Sparkling Wine: Tabor Hill Grand Mark Brut

You can get the complete results at michiganwines.com! Photo courtesy Michigan Grape and Wine Industry Council.

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This entry was written by farlane and posted on August 8, 2007 at 9:09 am and filed under Articles, Beer, Wine & Beverages, Breweries & Wineries, Food & Dining, Michigan Grown, Shopping. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.

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  1. farlane
    Posted August 10, 2007 at 9:00 am | Permalink

    In Sandra Silfven's column on the Competition she writes:

    Napa Valley winemaker Scott Harvey, a Riesling fan for years, judged the event and was quick to praise the unique flavors of this varietal in Michigan. "We can't make Rieslings like this in California," he said.

    Harvey, in fact, is making arrangements to produce a Michigan Riesling at his California winery with the help of Shawn Walters, former winemaker at Leelanau Cellars and now head of winemaking at the new Forty-Five North in Leelanau County.

    High praise indeed for Michigan wines!!

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