Update: I judged others' winesm but not mine--I would not ever judge my own wines in a competition--and happy to report I won a blue ribbon (1st place), a red ribbon (2nd place), and a 3rd place ribbon for the three Epona wines I entered.
Monday, July 10, 2017
Clark County Fair - Wine Competition
I was chosen to help judge this competition. After growing grapes for 25 years and making wine for 22 years and retailing wine for 10 years, it will be a blast to judge wines!
Update: I judged others' winesm but not mine--I would not ever judge my own wines in a competition--and happy to report I won a blue ribbon (1st place), a red ribbon (2nd place), and a 3rd place ribbon for the three Epona wines I entered.
Update: I judged others' winesm but not mine--I would not ever judge my own wines in a competition--and happy to report I won a blue ribbon (1st place), a red ribbon (2nd place), and a 3rd place ribbon for the three Epona wines I entered.
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