'The Wine Spectator' challenge winners

Article Abstract:

Brian Bohr won a contest held for readers of 'The Wine Spectator' to determine what wines would top the magazine's favorites list. Nicole Rekant and Kevin Atticks were the runners-up in the contest. Each entrant describes their method for selecting the wines.

Management, The Wine Spectator (Periodical)

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The Wine Spectator buying guide

Article Abstract:

Twelve wines are evaluated. One is the favorite to cellar, one to drink now, five best buys, and five are in the highly recommended category. The selection of the month is a 1990 St Francis Sonoma County Chardonnay at $10 and is ready to drink now.

Product/Service Evaluation, St. Francis Sonoma County Chardonnay 1990(Wine), The Hess Collection Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 1988(Wine), Meridian Santa Barbara County Chardonnay 1990(Wine), Altesino Rosso di Altesino 1989(Wine), Faustino Martinez Rioja Cosecha Faustino VII 1988(Wine), Domaine Ste. Michelle Columbia Valley Brut Champagne NV(Wine), Maison Moueix Bordeaux Rouge 1988(Wine), Arrowood Sonoma County Chardonnay Reserve Speciale 1989(Wine), Joh. Jos. Prum Riesling Kabinett Mosel-Saar-Ruwer Wehlener Klosterberg 1989(Wine), Michele Chiarlo Barbaresco Rabaja 1988(Wine), Kistler Russian River Valley Chardonnay Vine Hill Road Vineyard 1990(Wine), St. Clement Napa Valley Chardonnay 1990(Wine)

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United States

Article Abstract:

Evaluations of cabernet sauvignon, chardonnay, dessert, merlot, pinot noir and blends, zinfandel and other wines made in California, and red wines from Oregon and Washington are given. The prices range from $9 to $55 a bottle.

United States, California, Washington, Buyers Guide, Oregon

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