South Coast Wine Show

SOUTH COAST WINE SHOW 2012

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The 13th annual South Coast Wine Show judging took place on Thursday 19th January 2012. Wines from the South Coast Zone which includes the Shoalhaven Coast and Southern Highlands wine regions were on show.
The judging panel of three was chaired by David Morris of Morris Wines, Rutherglen.
He is highly qualified and experienced, with an enviable reputation and has judged at the National Small Winemakers, Rutherglen, Cowra, Griffith, Swan Hill and Melbourne Wine Shows.
David has been the chief wine judge since 2003.

A wine science graduate of Charles Sturt University, Nicole Esdaile, who consulted for Wine Network Consulting Pty Ltd has recently taken the management and wine making reins at Coombe Farm Estate in the Yarra Valley. She has had considerable wine making experience over the last 10 years including chief winemaker at Rutherglen Estates, Victoria and senior winemaker at Capel Vale Wines in Western Australia. Her judging CV includes the Australian Small Winemakers Show, Stanthorpe, Queensland and the Inland Wine Show, Swan Hill, Victoria. She was also a judge at the 2005, 2010 and 2011 South Coast Wine Shows.

Tom Ward is the Past President of the Cowra Regional Vignerons Association and chair of the research and development committee. He has been on the board of the Wine Grape Growers of Australia and executive committee of NSW Wine Industry Association and was a member of the Australian Wine Future Leaders Program 2009. He is also Vice President of NSWWIA and Chair of Research and Development.
He has been involved at the Cowra National Wine Show, NSW Small Winemakers, National Cool Climate Wine Show & Cowra and Orange Regional Wine Shows as an associate judge.

He has Bachelor of Applied Science/Oenology from Charles Sturt University as well as a Graduate Diploma in Wine Business from University of Adelaide and a Bachelor of Commerce from University of Sydney.
His wine making experience includes vintages in McLaren Vale, the Barossa, Orange as well as in the USA. He has travelled extensively throughout European Wine Regions.
Today Tom is the owner of Swinging Bridge who make wines from Canowindra and Orange.

One of the features of the show is the chance for entrants to discuss their wines and results in detail with the judges. This was done on the day of the public tasting and attended by producers who wanted some expert advice on improving their winemaking techniques.

The 2012 Show Schedule

2012 WINE SHOW RESULTS

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Summary:
118 entries from 24 Vineyards & Wineries
10 Southern Highlands Wine Region
8 Shoalhaven Coast Wine Region
5 Sydney Vignerons Association
1 South Coast Zone

Medals Awarded:
6 Gold 16 Silver 46 Bronze
Total 68 medals

Special Awards:
Trophies for:
-Best Wine of Show
-Best White Wine
-Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Shoalhaven Coast
Coolangatta Estate 2006 Semillon GOLD
Class R: Aged White Wine – 2006 & older

Trophies for:
-Best Red Wine
-Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Southern Highlands
Tertini Wines 2009 Pinot Noir GOLD
Class K: Dry Red Wine – Pinot Noir – 2006 to 2011

Certificate for:
-Best Wine Made in a Shoalhaven Coast Winery
Cupitt’s Winery 2009 Estate Grown Semillon Silver
Class E: Dry White Wine – Semillon – 2007 to 2011

-Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Sydney Area
Tizzana Vineyards ‘Ambrose’ Aleatico Rose` 2011 Silver
Class J: Rose`– 2007 to 2011

-Best Chambourcin
Fern Gully Winery 2011 Chambourcin Bronze
Class P: Dry Red Wine - Chambourcin – 2006 to 2011

-Best in Class (At judge’s discretion - at least 10 entries & where not already receiving a special award)
Class H: Chardonnay – Cherry Tree Hill 2009 Reserve ‘Diana’ Chardonnay GOLD
Class J: Rose - Two Figs Winery 2011 Rose' Silver
Class O: Dry Red Wine – Other Varieties – Coolangatta Estate 2008 Tannat Silver

CLASS RESULTS (with comments after each class by Chief Judge, David Morris.)

Class A SPARKLING WINE – 2007 to 2011 –
Centennial Vineyards NV Blanc de Blanc Chardonnay Bronze
Centennial Vineyards NV Pinot/Chardonnay Bronze
Roselea Vineyard 2009 Chardonnay/Pinot Noir Bronze
Good range of commercial styles

Class B Dry White Wine – SAUVIGNON BLANC – 2007 to 2011 –
Cherry Tree Hill 2011 Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2011 ‘Woodside’ GOLD
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 ‘Alphonse’ Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 ‘Woodlands’ Bronze
Gold medal very stylish

Class C Dry White Wine – VERDELHO – 2007 to 2011 –
Sickles Creek Vineyard 2011 ‘Charlottes Choice’ Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2011 ‘La Colline’ Bronze
Most wines lacking varietal characters

Class D Dry White Wine - RIESLING – 2007 to 2011 –
Diamond Creek Estate 2011 Silver
Cherry Tree Hill 2011 Bronze
Tertini Wines 2009 Bronze
Tertini Wines 2009 Reserve Bronze
Tertini Wines 2008 GOLD

Class E Dry White Wine – SEMILLON – 2007 to 2011 -
Mountain Ridge Wines 2011 ‘Little Tree’ Silver
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 ‘Estate Grown’ Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2009 ‘Wollstonecraft’ Silver
Cupitt’s Winery 2009 ‘Estate Grown’ Silver

Class F Dry White Wine – OTHER VARIETIES – 2007 to 2011 –
Centennial Vineyards 2011 ‘Woodside’ Pinot Grigio Bronze
Tertini Wines 2011 Pinot Gris Bronze
Belgrave Park 2010 ‘Hair of the Dog’ Viognier Bronze
Mount Ashby Estate 2011 Pinot Gris Bronze
No highlights

Class G Dry White Wine – BLENDS – 2007 to 2011 –
No entries

Class H Dry White Wine – CHARDONNAY – 2007 to 2011 –
Two Figs Winery 2011 Bronze
Mountain Ridge Wines 2011 ‘The Hay’ Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2011 ‘Possum Lodge’ Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 ‘Totally Wild’ Bronze
Bawley Vale Estate 2008 ‘Big Spotty’ Unwooded Bronze
Cherry Tree Hill 2011 Bronze
Banjo’s Run Vineyard 2010 Bronze
Cherry Tree Hill 2009 Reserve ‘ Diana’ GOLD
Centennial Vineyards 2009 ‘Woodside Winery Block’ Bronze
Non award wines show no winemaking faults, just lack good varietal fruit characters

Class I SWEET WHITE WINE – 2007 to 2011 –
Centennial Vineyards 2011 ‘Finale Autumn’ Sauv. Blanc Silver
Centennial Vineyards 2011 ‘Woodside’ Riesling ‘918’ Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 ‘Mon Doux’ Botrytis Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2010 ‘Finale Late Autumn’ Chard. Silver
Tertini Wines 2009 Reserve Noble Riesling GOLD

Class J ROSE` – 2007 to 2011-
Belgrave Park 2011 ‘Hair of the Dog’ White Shiraz Silver
Morrellis Wines 2011 (Chambourcin) Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2011 Rosie’s Rose`’ (Merlot) Bronze
Two Figs Winery 2011 (Cabernet S) Silver
Tizzana Winery 2011 ‘Ambrose’ Aleatico Silver
3 silvers a diverse range of styles showing good potential. Wines downpointed for lacking fruit freshness & flavour persistence, residual sugar does not replace flavour

Class K Dry Red Wine – PINOT NOIR – 2006 to 2011 –
Tertini Wines 2010 Silver
Sutton Forest Estate Wines 2011 Bronze
Capanno 2010 Bronze
Sutton Forest Estate Wines 2010 Reserve Bronze
Banjo’s Run Vineyard 2010 Bronze
Tertini Wines 2009 GOLD
Tertini Wines 2009 Reserve Silver
Good class

Class L Dry Red Wine – SHIRAZ – 2006 to 2011 –
Two Figs Winery 2011 ‘Grumblebone Shiraz’ Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2009 Syrah Bronze
Tizzana Winery 2011 ‘Waterloo’ Bronze

Class M Dry Red Wine – CABERNET SAUVIGNON – 2006 to 2011 –
Cupitt’s Winery 2009 ‘Caroline’s’ Bronze
Wines very forward in development & lacking fruit

Class N Dry Red Wine – BLENDS – 2006 to 2011 –
Sallys Corner Wines 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot Silver
Bawley Vale Estate 2008 ‘No Toes Red’ Shir/C.S/Cham Bronze
Tizzana Winery 2011 ‘Clarissa’ Shiraz/Petit Verdot Bronze
Many non award wines downpointed for brettanomyces

Class O Dry Red Wine – OTHER VARIETIES – 2006 to 2011 -
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Tempranillo Silver
Belgrave Park 2009 ‘Hair of the Dog’ Merlot Silver
Coolangatta Estate 2008 Tannat Silver
Tizzana Winery 2011 ‘Portland Head’ Tannat Bronze
Tizzana Winery 2011 ‘Kirwans Retreat’ Petit Verdot Bronze
Bull Ridge Estate 2011 Durif Bronze
3 different varieties showing good varietal characteristics. Others lacking fruit & varietal definition.

Class P Dry Red Wine – CHAMBOURCIN - 2006 to 2011-
Fern Gully Winery 2011 Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 Bronze
Roselea Vineyard 2010 Bronze
Willowdene Wines 2009 Bronze
Wines lacking fruit freshness

Class Q FORTIFIED WINE – 2006 to 2011 –
Fern Gully Winery 2009 Vintage Port (Shiraz) Bronze

Class R AGED WHITE WINE – 2006 & Older –
Coolangatta Estate 2006 Semillon GOLD
Tertini Wines 2006 ‘Crossroads’ Riesling Silver

Class S AGED RED WINE – 2006 & Older -
No Medal

PUBLIC WINE TASTING 2012

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A public tasting of all show wines took place on Friday 20th January 2012, between 7pm and 9pm at the Mollymook Golf Club Function Centre, Mollymook, NSW.
This was a casual, interactive evening, enabling the public to taste wine show entries.
Gold and Silver Medals as well as Special Awards were announced during the evening and Chief Judge, David Morris, summarized the 2012 wine show entries.

Light finger food and locally produced Unicorn Cheese were available.
The menu included:

Field Mushrooms and Chive Pastry Wheels
Sicilian Pizza Bites
Ricotta & Spinach Puffs
Chicken Satay Skewers
Flash Fried Calamari with Tartare
Chicken and Asparagus Petite Quiche
Gourmet Sandwiches

Entry cost was only $25 per head.

PREVIOUS WINE SHOWS

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2011
Summary:
143 entries from 24 Vineyards & Wineries
10 Southern Highlands Wine Region
7 Shoalhaven Coast Wine Region
5 Nepean Hawkesbury Area
2 South Coast Zone

Medals Awarded:
7 Gold 19 Silver 61 Bronze
Total: 87 medals

Special Awards:
Trophies for:
-Best Wine of Show
-Best White Wine
-Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Shoalhaven Coast
Coolangatta Estate 2005 Semillon - GOLD Class 5: Dry White Wine – Semillon – any vintage

Trophy for:
-Best Red Wine
Coolangatta Estate 2008 Tannat - GOLD Class 15: Dry Red Wine – Blends & Other Varieties – any vintage
-Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Southern Highlands
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Autumn Late Harvest Chardonnay - GOLD Class 9: Sweet White Wine – any vintage
-Best Aged Wine
Coolangatta Estate 2000 Semillon - GOLD Class 19: Aged White Wine – 2005 and older

Certificate for:
-Best Wine Made in a Shoalhaven Coast Winery
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 Woodlands Sauvignon - Silver Class 2: Dry White Wine - Sauvignon Blanc – any vintage
-Best Chambourcin
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Chambourcin - Silver Class 16: Dry Red Wine - Chambourcin – any vintage

Best in Class (At judge’s discretion - at least 10 entries & where not already receiving a special award)
Class 8: Chardonnay – Coolangatta Estate 2009 Alexander Berry Chardonnay GOLD
Class 10: Rose’ - Two Figs Winery 2010 Rose`- Silver

CLASS RESULTS: (with comments after each class by Chief Judge, David Morris)

Class 1 SPARKLING WINE – any vintage –
Centennial Vineyards n/v Methode Champenoise Bronze
Centennial Vineyards n/v Blanc de Blanc Silver
Solid class, top award good yeast autolysis.

Class 2 Dry White Wine – SAUVIGNON BLANC – any vintage –
Centennial Vineyards 2010 Woodside Bronze
Cuttaway Hill Wines 2010 Southern Highlands Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 Woodlands Silver
Award wines with good freshness of fruit. Non award wines were down pointed for phenolics.

Class 3 Dry White Wine – VERDELHO – any vintage –
Cambewarra Estate 2010 Amanda Bronze
Cambewarra Estate 2009 Amanda Bronze
Wines require more fruit freshness.

Class 4 Dry White Wine - RIESLING – any vintage –
Diamond Creek Estate 2010 Bronze
Tertini Wines 2009 Silver
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Bronze
Tertini Wines 2008 Bronze
Strong class.

Class 5 Dry White Wine – SEMILLON – any vintage -
Coolangatta Estate 2010 Silver
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 Estate Grown Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Wollstonecraft Silver
Cupitt’s Winery 2009 Estate Grown Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Silver
Coolangatta Estate 2008 Silver
Coolangatta Estate 2007 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2006 GOLD
Coolangatta Estate 2005 GOLD
Coolangatta Estate 2003 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2002 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2001 GOLD
A great class.

Class 6 Dry White Wine – OTHER VARIETIES – any vintage –
Tertini Wines 2010 Reserve Arneis Bronze
Cuttaway Hill Wines 2010 Sthn Highlands Pinot Gris Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2010 Reserve Pinot Grigio Bronze
Tertini Wines 2010 Pinot Grigio Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2010 Savagnin Silver
Wines have freshness but lack fruit weight.

Class 7 Dry White Wine – BLENDS – any vintage-
Centennial Vineyards 2010 Bong Bong White Bronze
Cuttaway Hill Wines 2010 Sthn Highlands Sem/S Blanc Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2005 Sauv Blanc/Semillon Bronze
Commercial styles.

Class 8 Dry White Wine – CHARDONNAY – any vintage –
Cambewarra Estate 2010 Unwooded Bronze
Two Figs Winery 2010 Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 Totally Wild Bronze
Razorback Ridge Wines 2009 Bronze
Two Figs Winery 2009 Silver
Sutton Forest Estate Wines 2010 Bronze
Two Figs Winery 2010 Bronze
Southern Highland Wines 2010 Bronze
Cuttaway Hill Wines 2009 Sthn Highlands Silver
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Alexander Berry GOLD
Diamond Creek Estate 2009 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2005 Alexander Berry Bronze
Good class of fruit driven styles.

Class 9 SWEET WHITE WINE – any vintage –
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 ‘Mon Doux’ Botrytis Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Reserve Riesling 922 Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Reserve Riesling 836 Bronze
Sallys Corner Wines 2009 Sweet Sally Silver
Diamond Creek Estate 2009 Noble Diamond Botrytis Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Autumn Late Harvest Chardonnay GOLD
Strong class.

Class 10 ROSE` – any vintage –
Tertini Wines 2010 Bronze
Sallys Corner Wines 2010 Blush Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2010 Rosie’s Saignee Bronze
Tilba Valley Wines 2010 Bronze
Two Figs Winery 2010 Silver
Jubilee Vineyard Estate 2009 White Chambourcin Bronze
Many wines too full in style and extractive.

Class 11 LIGHT RED WINE – no entries

Class 12 Dry Red Wine – PINOT NOIR – any vintage –
Verwood Estate 2010 Pembers Bronze
Southern Highland Wines 2009 Oldbury Reserve Bronze
Southern Highland Wines 2009 Bronze
Diamond Creek Estate 2008 Bronze
Tertini Wines 2007 Silver
Good to see good use of oak.

Class 13 Dry Red Wine – SHIRAZ – any vintage –
Southern Highland Wines 2009 Bronze
Southern Highland Wines 2008 Oldbury Reserve Bronze
Wines lacking varietal definition.

Class 14 Dry Red Wine – CABERNET SAUVIGNON – any vintage –
Razorback Ridge Wines 2010 Bronze
Bluemetal Vineyard 2009 Signature Bronze
Cupitt’s Winery 2009 Caroline’s Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Bronze
Diamond Creek Estate 2007 Bronze
Solid class.

Class 15 Dry Red Wine – BLENDS & OTHER VARIETIES – any vintage-
Sallys Corner Wines 2009 Merlot Silver
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Tempranillo Bronze
Centennial Vineyard 2009 Reserve Tempranillo Silver
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Bong Bong Red Bronze
Murramarang Vineyard/ Bawley Vale Estate 2008 Bawley Storm Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Tannat Silver
Coolangatta Estate 2008 Tannat GOLD
Coolangatta Estate 2007 Tannat Silver
Very strong class.

Class 16 Dry Red Wine – CHAMBOURCIN – any vintage -
Fern Gully Winery 2010 Bronze
Yarrawa Estate 2009 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Silver
Cupitt’s Winery 2009 Bronze
Award wines had desired freshness & flavour, unfortunately many of the non award wines showed faults from poor barrel ageing by not maintaining good sulphur levels.

Class 17 FORTIFIED WINE – any vintage –
Cambewarra Estate 2007 Misty White Port Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 1998 Fortified Verdelho Silver
Tizzana Winery 2009 Pedro Bronze
Fern Gully Winery 2009 Vintage Port Bronze

Class 18 SWEET RED WINE – no entries

Class 19 AGED WHITE WINE – 2005 & Older –
Tertini Wines 2005 Riesling Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2000 Semillon GOLD
Coolangatta Estate 1999 Semillon Bronze

Class 20 AGED RED WINE – 2005 & Older -
Jubilee Vineyard Estate 2004 Chambourcin Bronze

2010
David Morris, Chief Judge, comments on 2010 South Coast Wine Show: "Another successful South Coast Wine Show has been completed, with once again an increase in entries over the previous year, which is pleasing to see the Industry support. The general standard was higher than last year, with an increase in medals to entries awarded. The Dry White classes were the strongest section of the show with the Semillon class being exceptionally strong, also there were good examples of Riesling and the Chardonnay class was by far stronger than it has been in the past. One disappointing area of the whites were the Verdelho’s, previously a strong section of the show, and a variety that in the past had looked a most suitable variety to be grown in this area, lacking was the freshness of varietal fruit so evident in the past. While the Dry Reds were again not as strong as the white wines, the quality was up on last year, with more fruit characters evident. A very good example of Tannat was rewarded with a gold medal and this variety may have a future in this viticulture region. I congratulate all the trophy and award winners, and encourage others to strive for fruit freshness and flavour profile to achieve medal status. Many thanks go to my fellow judges for their dedication to the assessment of the wines in such a professional manner. Finally I would like to thank the wine show committee and stewards for their hospitality and their diligent work in running another successful South Coast Wine Show"
Additional David Morris comments by specific class can be found in the results below.

Results Summary:
164 ENTRIES from 25 Vineyards & Wineries.
10 Southern Highlands Wine Region
10 Shoalhaven Coast Wine Region
5 South Coast Zone

7 GOLD 13 SILVER 64 BRONZE
TOTAL: 84 medals

SPECIAL AWARDS:
Trophies for Best Wine of Show, Best White Wine, Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Shoalhaven Coast. Coolangatta Estate 2001 Semillon - GOLD Class 5 Dry White Wine – Semillon – any vintage
Trophy for Best Red Wine Coolangatta Estate 2008 Tannat - GOLD Class 15 Dry Red Wine – Blends & Other Varieties – any vintage
Trophy for Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Southern Highlands Tertini Wines 2005 Riesling - GOLD Class 4 Dry White Wine – Riesling – any vintage
Trophy for Best Wine Made in a Shoalhaven Coast Winery Two Figs Winery 2009 Chardonnay - GOLD Class 8 Dry White Wine – Chardonnay – any vintage

BEST IN CLASS [at judge’s discretion & at least 10 entries]
Class 5 Semillon – Coolangatta Estate 2001 Semillon
Class 8 Chardonnay – Two Figs Winery 2009 Chardonnay
Class 9 Sweet White Wine – Tertini Wines 2008 Reserve Noble Riesling
Class 10 Rose` - Centennial Vineyards 2009 Bong Bong Rose`
Class 15 Dry Red Wine - Blends & Other Varieties – Coolangatta Estate 2008 Tannat

MEDALS:
Class 1 SPARKLING WINE – Any vintage
3 BRONZE
Coolangatta Estate 2005 Sparkling Chardonnay Bronze
Centennial Vineyards n/v Methode Champenoise Bronze
Centennial Vineyards n/v Brut Rose` Bronze
Wines lacking good yeast autolysis characters.

Class 2 DRY WHITE WINE – SAUVIGNON BLANC – Any vintage
1 SILVER, 3 BRONZE
Cuttaway Hill 2009 SILVER
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Woodside Bronze
Southern Highland Wines 2009 Bronze
Southern Highland Wines 2009 Oldbury Reserve Bronze
Award wines show good fruit freshness. Non award wines lack varietal fruit and have flat fruit.

Class 3 DRY WHITE WINE – VERDELHO – Any vintage
1 BRONZE
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Bronze
Wines lacking fruit freshness.

Class 4 DRY WHITE WINE – RIESLING – Any vintage
1 GOLD, 1 SILVER, 1 BRONZE
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Woodside 115 SILVER
Tertini Wines 2008 Bronze
Tertini Wines 2005 GOLD
Trophy – Best Wine Made from Southern Highland Grapes Winery Good class. Good floral characters. Non award wines had phenolics.

Class 5 DRY WHITE WINE – SEMILLON – Any vintage
3 GOLD, 2 SILVER, 7 BRONZE
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Bronze
Tilba Valley Wines 2009 Bronze
Cupitt Wines 2009 Estate Grown Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Wollstonecraft I.V. Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2008 SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 2007 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2006 GOLD
Coolangatta Estate 2005 GOLD
Coolangatta Estate 2004 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2003 SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 2001 GOLD
Trophies – Best White Wine & Best Wine of Show
Trophy – Best Wine Made from Shoalhaven Coast Grapes Coolangatta Estate 2000 Bronze
Great class.

Class 6 DRY WHITE WINE – OTHER VARIETIES – Any vintage
1 SILVER, 6 BRONZE
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Reserve Pinot Gris Bronze
Bluemetal Vineyard 2008 Pinot Gris Bronze
Bluemetal Vineyard 2008 Fume` Blanc Bronze
Crooked River Wines 2009 Arneis Bronze
Belgrave Park 2009 Viognier Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Woodside Savagnin SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Savagnin Bronze
Solid class of commercial styles.

Class 7 DRY WHITE WINE – BLENDS – Any vintage
3 BRONZE
Coolangatta Estate 2009 Sauvignon Blanc/Verdelho Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Bong Bong Classic White Bronze
Crooked River Wines 2009 Riesling/Traminer Bronze
Wines sound and well made but lack the fruit freshness to be at the next level.

Class 8 DRY WHITE WINE – CHARDONNAY – Any vintage
2 GOLD, 2 SILVER, 7 BRONZE
Cuttaway Hill 2009 Bronze
Tilba Valley Wines 2009 Bronze
Southern Highland Wines 2009 Bronze
Two Figs Winery 2009 GOLD
Trophy – Best Wine Made in Shoalhaven Coast Winery
Best in Class Certificate
Sutton Forest Estate Wines 2009 Bronze
Two Figs Winery 2009 Reserve Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2008 Woodside Old Block Bronze
Sally’s Corner Wines 2008 GOLD
Coolangatta Estate 2008 Alexander Berry SILVER
Centennial Vineyards 2008 Woodside Winery Block SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 2005 Alexander Berry Bronze
Many wines downpointed for poor oak handling to fruit.

Class 9 SWEET WHITE WINE – Any vintage
1 SILVER, 4 BRONZE
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Reserve Riesling 922 Bronze
Tilba Valley Wines 2009 Sweet Semillon Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Reserve Riesling 836 Bronze
Fern Gully Winery 2009 Noble Dessert Wine Bronze
Tertini Wines 2008 Reserve Noble Riesling SILVER
Best in Class Certificate

Class 10 ROSE` – Any vintage
2 SILVER, 4 BRONZE
Razorback Ridge 2009 Bronze
Centennial Vineyards 2009 Bong Bong SILVER
Best in Class Certificate Tilba Valley Wines 2009 Chambourcin Rose` Bronze
Cupitt Wines 2009 Rob’s Rose` Bronze
Crooked River Wines 2009 Sangiovese Rose` SILVER
Cupitt Wines 2009 Rosie’s Rose` Bronze
Top awards differing styles. Many non award wines were too extractive.

Class 12 DRY RED WINE – PINOT NOIR – Any vintage
2 BRONZE
Southern Highland Wines 2008 Bronze
Tertini Wines 2006 Reserve Bronze
Showing some Pinot characters on bouquet but palates are lacking fruit and structure.

DRY RED WINE – SHIRAZ – Any vintage
1 SILVER, 2 BRONZE
Tomahawk 2008 Bronze
Belgrave Park 2008 SILVER
Southern Highland Wines 2008 Bronze
Many wines show poor oak handling.

Class 14 DRY RED WINE – CABERNET SAUVIGNON – Any vintage
2 BRONZE
Bluemetal Vineyard 2008 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2007 Bronze
Many wines downpointed for green fruit characters and premature ageing.

Class 15 DRY RED WINE – BLENDS & OTHER VARIETIES – Any vintage
1 GOLD, 2 SILVER, 6 BRONZE
Tertini Wines 2008 C.Sauv/Merlot Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2008 Berry’s Blend [C.Sauv/Chamb/Tannat] Bronze
Bluemetal Vineyard 2008 The Cabernets [C.S/Mer/P.Ver] Bronze
Southern Highland Wines 2007 Merlot Bronze
Bawley Vale Estate 2008 Bawley Storm [C.S/Mal/Mer/C.Fr/P.Ver] SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 2008 Tannat GOLD (Trophy – Best Red Wine)
Bawley Vale Estate 2008 No Toes Red [Shir/C.Sauv/Chamb] Bronze
Cuttaway Hill 2007 Merlot Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2007 Tannat SILVER
Top wines showing good fruit freshness and flavour richness.

Class 16 DRY RED WINE – CHAMBOURCIN – Any vintage
7 BRONZE
Fern Gully Winery 2009 Bronze
Mountain Ridge Wines 2009 Bronze
Breakfast Creek 2009 Bronze
Cambewarra Estate 2008 Michael Bronze
Two Figs Winery 2007 Bronze
Fern Gully Winery 2007 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2007 Bronze

Class 17 FORTIFIED WINE – Any vintage
4 BRONZE
Crooked River Wines 2009 Verdelho Pyjama Vino Bronze
Fern Gully Winery 2009 Vintage Port Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2003 Vintage Port Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2000 Vintage Port Bronze

Class 19 AGED WHITE WINE – 2004 & Older
1 BRONZE
Coolangatta Estate 2004 Verdelho Bronze

Class 20 AGED RED WINE – 2004 & Older
1 BRONZE
Big Rock Wines 2004 Empty Nest [Cabernet Sauvignon] Bronze

2009
The judges praised the entrants in this year’s South Coast Wine Show.
Chief Judge, David Morris, said that while the number of medals was on par with last year, the standard was actually better.
He said even the entries that missed out on medals were sound, well-made and were good, solid, commercial wines.
The whites continued to dominate with more than 50% considered worthy of a medal.
While the number of medals awarded in the red classes was lower, David said the standard of reds being produced in the local region continued to improve, particularly the Merlots, Cabernets and Chambourcins.
He said the Semillon class, in particular, had been a "pleasure" to judge. He said the entries in this class were ‘superb’ & of world class standard.
The judges enjoyed the opportunity to meet with exhibitors and to discuss the strengths and weaknesses of individual entries at the Public Wine Tasting.
He also said this year’s show had been "thoroughly enjoyable" to judge, with the high standard of entries commanding plenty of discussion.
David said local winemakers were all very professional in their approach . It was particularly pleasing that there was an extremely low level of wine faults seen in entries; far lower than in many other shows.

Results Summary:
144 ENTRIES from 21 Vineyards & Wineries

7 Southern Highlands Wine Region
10 Shoalhaven Coast Wine Region
4 South Coast Zone

GOLD - 7 SILVER – 21 BRONZE – 44
TOTAL 72 medals

SPECIAL AWARDS:
Trophies for:
Best Wine of Show
Best White Wine
Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Shoalhaven Coast
Coolangatta Estate 2005 Semillon - GOLD
Class 24.5 Dry White Wine – Semillon – any vintage

Trophy for:
Best Red Wine
SHW 2006 Merlot - GOLD
Class 24.15 Dry Red Wine – Blends & Other Varieties – any vintage

Trophy for:
Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Southern Highlands
Cuttaway Hill 2006 Chardonnay - GOLD
Class 24.8 Dry White Wine – Chardonnay – any vintage

Certificate for:
Best Wine Made in a Shoalhaven Coast Winery
Crooked River 2007 Arneis - Bronze
Class 24.6 Dry White Wine – Other Varieties – any vintage
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BEST IN CLASS [at judge’s discretion & at least 10 entries]
Chardonnay

Cuttaway Hill 2006 GOLD

Dry Red Wine - Blends & Other Varieties

SHW 2006 Merlot GOLD

MEDALS:
Class 24.1 SPARKLING WINE – Any vintage

1 SILVER, 4 BRONZE
Cambewarra Estate 2007 Blanc de Blanc Bronze
Cuttaway Hill 2005 Laurence Sparkling Chardonnay/Pinot Noir Bronze
Centennial Vineyards n/v Methode Champenoise Bronze
Centennial Vineyards n/v Brut Rose` SILVER
Two Figs Winery n/v Sparkling Chambourcin Bronze

Class 24.2 DRY WHITE WINE – SAUVIGNON BLANC – Any vintage

1 SILVER, 3 BRONZE
Centennial Vineyards 2008 ‘Woodside’ Bronze
SHW 2008 Bronze
Blue Metal Vineyard 2008 SILVER
Cuttaway Hill 2008 Bronze

Class 24.3 DRY WHITE WINE – VERDELHO – Any vintage

1 GOLD, 2 SILVER, 2 BRONZE
Cambewarra Estate 2008 ‘Amanda’ Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2008 SILVER
Cambewarra Estate 2006 ‘Amanda’ SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 2006 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2004 GOLD

Class 24.4 DRY WHITE WINE – RIESLING – Any vintage

1 SILVER, 3 BRONZE
Centennial Vineyards 2008 ‘Woodside SILVER
Tertini 2008 Bronze
Tertini 2006 ‘1855’ Bronze
Tertini 2005 Bronze

Class 24.5 DRY WHITE WINE – SEMILLON – Any vintage

4 GOLD, 2 SILVER, 3 BRONZE
Coolangatta Estate 2000 SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 2001 GOLD
Coolangatta Estate 2002 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2003 GOLD
Coolangatta Estate 2004 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2005 GOLD – 3 Trophies
Coolangatta Estate 2006 SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 2007 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2008 GOLD

Class 24.6 DRY WHITE WINE – OTHER VARIETIES – Any vintage

5 BRONZE
Blue Metal Vineyard 2008 Pinot Gris Bronze
Cuttaway Hill 2008 Pinot Gris Bronze
SHW 2008 Pinot Grigio Bronze
Crooked River 2007 Arneis Bronze - Certificate
Tertini 2008 Arneis Bronze

Class 24.7 DRY WHITE WINE – BLENDS – Any vintage

2 SILVER
Cuttaway Hill 2008 Semillon/Sauv Blanc SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 2005 Sauv Blanc/Semillon SILVER

Class 24.8 DRY WHITE WINE – CHARDONNAY – Any vintage

GOLD, 2 SILVER, 4 BRONZE
Two Figs Winery 2008 Bronze
Two Figs Winery 2007 Bronze
Cuttaway Hill 2006 GOLD - Trophy
Sally’s Corner 2005 SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 2005 ‘Alexander Berry’ Bronze
SHW 2008 Bronze
19. SHW 2005 ‘Oldbury Reserve’ SILVER

Class 24.9 SWEET WHITE WINE – Any vintage

3 SILVER, 1 BRONZE
Cambewarra Estate 2008 Late Harvest ‘Louise’ SILVER
Cambewarra Estate 2005 Late Harvest ‘Louise’ SILVER
Cambewarra Estate 2004 Late Harvest ‘Anniversary’ SILVER
Blue Metal Vineyard 2007 ‘Lava One’ Bronze

Class 24.10 ROSE` – Any vintage

3 BRONZE
Sally’s Corner 2008 ‘Sally’s Blush’ Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2008 Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2007 Bronze

Class 24.11 – LIGHT RED WINE – Any vintage

1 BRONZE
Yarrawa Estate 2007 Chambourcin Bronze

Class 24.12 DRY RED WINE – PINOT NOIR – Any vintage

4 BRONZE
Cuttaway Hill 2007 Bronze
SHW 2006 Bronze
Tertini 2006 Bronze
Tertini 2006 ‘Reserve’ Bronze

Class 24.13 DRY RED WINE – SHIRAZ – Any vintage

2 BRONZE
Crooked River 2007 ‘Premium’ Bronze
SHW 2006 Bronze

Class 24.14 DRY RED WINE – CABERNET SAUVIGNON – Any Vintage

2 SILVER, 1 BRONZE
Coolangatta Estate 2007 Bronze
Cambewarra Estate 2005 ‘Simon’ SILVER
SHW 2006 SILVER

Class 24.15 DRY RED WINE – BLENDS & OTHER VARIETIES – Any vintage

1 GOLD, 1 SILVER, 2 BRONZE
Cuttaway Hill 2006 ‘Reserve’ Merlot Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2007 Tannat SILVER
Tertini 2005 ‘Crossroads’ Cabernet/Merlot Bronze
SHW 2006 Merlot GOLD - Trophy

Class 24.16 DRY RED WINE – CHAMBOURCIN – Any vintage

2 SILVER, 3 BRONZE
Breakfast Creek 2008 ‘Preservative Free’ Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2007 SILVER
Two Figs Winery 2007 Bronze
Fern Gully Winery 2007 Bronze
Cambewarra Estate 2005 ‘Michael’ SILVER

Class 24.17 FORTIFIED WINE – Any vintage

1 SILVER, 2 BRONZE
Cambewarra Estate 2007 ‘Misty White Port’ Bronze
Fern Gully Winery 2008 Vintage Port Bronze
Coolangatta Estate 2000 Vintage Port SILVER

Class 24.19 AGED WHITE WINE – 2003 & Older

1 SILVER
Coolangatta Estate 1999 ‘CJB Sparkling’ SILVER

Class 24.20 AGED RED WINE – 2003 & Older

1 BRONZE
Cambewarra Estate 1996 Cabernet Sauvignon Bronze

2008
136 ENTRIES from 21 Vineyards & Wineries
Entrants – 6 Southern Highlands Wine Region
8 Shoalhaven Coast Wine Region
7 South Coast Zone
GOLD - 9 SILVER – 17 BRONZE – 45 TOTAL = 71 medals

SPECIAL AWARDS:
Trophies for:
Best Wine of Show
Best White Wine
Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Shoalhaven Coast
Awarded to:
Entry No. 7 Coolangatta Estate 2004 Verdelho - GOLD
Class 24.3 Dry White Wine – Verdelho – any vintage

Trophy for:
Best Wine Made from Grapes Grown in Southern Highlands
Awarded to:
Entry No. 15 Grumblebone Estate Vineyard 2006 Chardonnay - GOLD
Class 24.8 Dry White Wine – Chardonnay – any vintage

Trophy for:
Best Wine Made in a Shoalhaven Coast Winery
Awarded to:
Entry No. 2 Crooked River Wines 2007 Arneis - GOLD
Class 24.6 Dry White Wine – Other Varieties – any vintage

Certificate for:
Best Red Wine
Awarded to:
Entry No. 2 Belgrave Park 2006 ‘The Peak Alone’ Cabernet Sauvignon - SILVER
Class 24.14 Dry Red Wine – Cabernet Sauvignon – any vintage
No award for Best Chambourcin, as 4 wines received bronze medals with equal scores.

BEST IN CLASS [at least 10 entries]
CHARDONNAY
24.8 No. 15 Grumblebone Estate Vineyard 2006 Chardonnay - GOLD
ROSE`
24.10 No. 1 Coolangatta Estate 2007 Rose` - SILVER
CABERNET SAUVIGNON
24.14 No. 2 Belgrave Park 2006 ‘The Peak Alone’ Cabernet Sauvignon – SILVER
DRY RED WINE – BLENDS & OTHER VARIETIES
24.15 No. 3 Disaster Bay Wines 2006 Merlot/Cabernet Franc – SILVER
FORTIFIED WINE
24.17 No. 8 Coolangatta Estate 2003 Vintage Port – SILVER

Class 24.1 SPARKLING WINE – Any vintage – 6 entries – 1 SILVER, 2 BRONZE
1. Coolangatta Estate 2003 CJB Chardonnay Silver
3. Centennial Vineyards n/v Methode Champenoise Bronze
4. Cuttaway Hill Estate 2005 ‘Laurence’ Chardonnay/P.Noir Bronze

Class 24.2 DRY WHITE WINE – SAUVIGNON BLANC – Any vintage – 3 entries – 1 BRONZE
1. Cuttaway Hill Estate 2007 Bronze

Class 24.3 DRY WHITE WINE – VERDELHO – Any vintage - 7 entries – 1 GOLD, 2 SILVER, 2 BRONZE
2. Coolangatta Estate 2007 Silver
4. Cambewarra Estate 2007 ‘Amanda’ Bronze
5. Centennial Vineyards 2006 ‘Woodside’ Bronze
6. Cambewarra Estate 2006 ‘Amanda’ Silver
7. Coolangatta Estate 2004 GOLD

Class 24.4 DRY WHITE WINE – RIESLING – Any vintage – 5 entries – 1 GOLD, 3 BRONZE
2. Cherry Tree Hill 2006 Bronze
3. Centennial Vineyards 2006 ‘Woodside’ Bronze
4. Cherry Tree Hill 2005 Bronze
5. Tertini Wines 2005 ‘Tertini’ GOLD

Class 24.5 DRY WHITE WINE – SEMILLON – Any vintage - 8 entries
- 3 GOLD, 3 SILVER, 2 BRONZE
1. Coolangatta Estate 2007 Bronze
2. Coolangatta Estate 2006 GOLD
3. Coolangatta Estate 2005 Silver
4. Coolangatta Estate 2004 GOLD
5. Coolangatta Estate 2003 Silver
6. Coolangatta Estate 2002 Bronze
7. Coolangatta Estate 2001 GOLD
8. Coolangatta Estate 2000 Silver

Class 24.6 DRY WHITE WINE – OTHER VARIETIES – Any vintage – 6 entries – 2 GOLD, 1 BRONZE
2. Crooked River Wines 2007 Arneis GOLD
5. Tertini Wines 2006 ‘Tertini & Knight’ Arneis GOLD
6. Kangaroo Valley Estate 2006 Viognier Bronze

Class 24.7 DRY WHITE WINE – BLENDS – Any vintage - 9 entries – 6 BRONZE
1. Coolangatta Estate 2007 Sauv Blanc/Verdelho Bronze
4. Crooked River Wines 2007 Verdelho/Chardonnay Bronze
5. Coolangatta Estate 2006 Sauv Blanc/Chardonnay Bronze
6. Coolangatta Estate 2005 Sauv Blanc/Semillon Bronze
7. Centennial Vineyards 2006 Sauv Blanc/Chardonnay Bronze ‘Bong Bong’
8. Two Figs Winery 2007 Verdelho/Chardonnay Bronze

Class 24.8 DRY WHITE WINE – CHARDONNAY – Any vintage – 20 entries – 2 GOLD, 3 SILVER, 6 BRONZE
1. Crooked River Wines 2007 Unwooded Bronze
2. Cambewarra Estate 2007 ‘John’ Unwooded Bronze
5. Cambewarra Estate 2006 ‘John’ Unwooded Silver
8. Centennial Vineyards 2006 ‘Woodside’ Unwooded Bronze
9. Crooked River Wines 2004 Unwooded Silver
11. Two Figs Winery 2007 Bronze
12. Coolangatta Estate 2007 ‘Alexander Berry’ Bronze
15. Grumblebone Estate Vineyard 2006 GOLD
16. Cuttaway Hill Estate 2006 Bronze
18. Coolangatta Estate 2005 ‘Alexander Berry’ GOLD
20. Cambewarra Estate 2004 ‘Anniversary’ Wooded Silver

Class 24.9 SWEET WHITE WINE – Any vintage – 7 entries – 2 SILVER, 1 BRONZE
1. Cambewarra Estate 2007 ‘Louise’ Late Harvest Verdelho Bronze
4. Centennial Vineyards 2006 ‘Cordon Cut’ Chardonnay Silver
6. Cambewarra Estate 2005 ‘Louise’ Late Harvest Chard. Silver

Class 24.10 ROSE` – Any vintage – 11 entries – 1 SILVER, 1 BRONZE
1. Coolangatta Estate 2007 Silver
2. Crooked River Wines 2007 Sangiovese Bronze

Class 24.12 DRY RED WINE – PINOT NOIR – Any vintage – 3 entries – 2 BRONZE
1. Centennial Vineyards 2006 ‘Woodside’ Bronze
2. Cuttaway Hill Estate 2006 Bronze

Class 24.13 DRY RED WINE – SHIRAZ – Any vintage – 3 entries – 2 BRONZE
1. Bawley Vale Estate 2006 Bronze
3. Kangaroo Valley Estate 2006 Bronze

Class 24.14 DRY RED WINE – CABERNET SAUVIGNON – Any vintage – 11 entries – 3 SILVER, 2 BRONZE
2. Belgrave Park 2006 ‘The Peak Alone’ Silver
4. Coolangatta Estate 2006 Bronze
6. Bawley Vale Estate 2006 Silver
8. Cambewarra Estate 2005 ‘Simon’ Silver
10. Cherry Tree Hill 2004 Bronze

Class 24.15 DRY RED WINE – BLENDS & OTHER VARIETIES – Any vintage – 11 entries –1 SILVER, 5 BRONZE
3. Disaster Bay Wines 2006 Merlot/Cabernet Franc Silver
4. Cherry Tree Hill 2006 Cabernet Sauv/Merlot Bronze
5. Coolangatta Estate 2006 Merlot/Tannat Bronze
6. Crooked River Wines 2006 Chambourcin/Cab Sauv/Shiraz Bronze ‘Illawarra Flame’
7. Bawley Vale Estate 2006 Shiraz/Cab Sauv/Chambourcin Bronze ‘No Toes Red’
8. Centennial Vineyards 2006 ‘Woodside’ Tempranillo Bronze

Class 24.16 DRY RED WINE – CHAMBOURCIN – Any vintage - 13 entries – 4 BRONZE
2. Crooked River Wines 2006 Bronze
10. Coolangatta Estate 2005 Bronze
11. Cambewarra Estate 2004 ‘Anniversary’ Bronze
13. Stone Creek Vineyard 2004 Claret Bronze

Class 24.17 FORTIFIED WINE – Any vintage – 11 entries – 1 SILVER, 3 BRONZE
3. Fern Gully Winery 2007 Vintage Port Bronze
4. Roselea Vineyard 2006 ‘D’Angelo’ Vintage Port Bronze
8. Coolangatta Estate 2003 Vintage Port Silver
11. Coolangatta Estate 1998 Vintage Port Bronze

Class 24.19 AGED WHITE WINE – 2002 & Older – 1 entry – 1 BRONZE
1. Coolangatta Estate 2000 ‘Alexander Berry’ Chardonnay Bronze

Class 24.20 AGED RED WINE – 2002 & Older - 1 entry – 1 BRONZE
1. Fern Gully Winery 2001 Vintage Port Bronze

2007
The 2007 South Coast Wine show took place on Australia Day. Judges David Morris, David Lowe and Bryan Martin tasted 155 entries from 25 vineyards and wineries from the Shoalhaven Coast and Southern Highlands Regions and South Coast Zone. For the first time, as part of a training program, associate judges were invited to attend both white and red sections of the show.

Seventy seven medals comprising six gold, fourteen silver and fifty seven bronze were awarded. The gold medal winners were Coolangatta Estate 2006, 2004, 2001 and 2000 Semillons as well as McVitty Grove 2005 Black Label Pinot Noir and Cherry Tree Hill 2005 Riesling.
This was another successful show with a record number of entries. Judges commented on the increasing quality of the wines submitted.
The following day separate exhibitors' and public tastings took place where wine makers had the opportunity to discuss their results with the judges. This is an integral part of improving the regions' wine quality.

The public tasting attracted a record crowd who enjoyed two hours of good wine and food.
The Wine Show Presentation Dinner took place in early February and was well attended with excellent venue and food provided by Bannisters Restaurant and the opportunity to taste some of the gold and silver medal winning wines.
All medal winning wines went on display at the Milton Agricultural Show in earlyMarch.

2006
Following the South Coast Wine Show 2006 judging a total of 5 gold, 11 silver and 45 bronze medals were presented at the Wine Show Dinner at Bannisters Restaurant Mollymook. This followed assessment of a strong field of 136 entries in 15 classes by the three highly experienced judges, David Morris, David Lowe and Russell Cody.
Special awards went to Coolangatta Estate 1998 Semillon (gold medal and trophies for Best Wine of Show, Best White Wine and Best Wine from Shoalhaven Coast grapes), Breakfast Creek 2004 Chambourcin (gold medal and trophies for Best Red Wine and Best Chambourcin), Berrima Estate 2005 ‘Tertini’ Riesling (gold medal and trophy for Best Wine from Southern Highland Grapes) and Crooked River 2004 Unwooded Chardonnay (silver medal and Best Wine Made in a Shoalhaven Coast Winery).

Chief judge David Morris, commented that the best white styles were Sauvignon Blanc, Verdelho & Semillon with a very good example of a young Riesling and some superb aged Semillon. He said this years Chambourcin class was the best seen at the show to date with the best reds being medium bodied Rhone styles with soft fleshy flavours.
Coolangatta Estate continued their impressive show record with gold medals for the 2001 and 2003 and 1998 Semillon, as well as 4 silver and 11 bronze medals across a wide range of classes.
Other successful Shoalhaven Coast entrants were: Cambewarra Estate (2 silver, 3 bronze), Crooked River Wines (1 silver, 7 bronze), Kladis Estate Wines (4 bronze), Bawley Vale Estate (2 bronze), Seven Mile Vineyard (1 bronze), Fern Gully Winery (1 bronze), Roselea Vineyard (1 bronze), and The Silos Estate (1 bronze).

Medal winners from the Southern Highlands were: Berrima Estate (1 gold, 1 bronze); Centennial Vineyard (2 silver, 6 bronze); McVitty Grove (1 silver, 1 bronze); Blue Metal Vineyard (2 bronze); Bousaada Vineyard (1 bronze); Diamond Creek Estate (1 bronze) and Eling Forest Winery (1 bronze).
Far south coast producers Breakfast Creek (1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze) and Tilba Valley Winery (1 bronze) also received awards.