Sonoma County Harvest Fair

Mark your calendars for the 2008 Sonoma County Harvest Fair, the region's premier wine event, October 3 - 5

Awards Night will be Saturday September 27, tickets go on-sale August 13.
Please check back in August for information on the Fair.

Over 1000 wines competed for top honors in the wine competition -- judged this year by a panel of internationally reknown wine experts representing three continents. We showcased our homegrown organic fruits and vegetables in the dozens of food competitions. People learned about the wine industry in seminars conducted by local wine experts. Mother-Daughter grape stompers Tamara and Ashleigh Dunn became the first all-female team to win the World Famous Grape Stomping competition. Carl Lawson, An 84 year-old pumpkin grower, brought in a 1027 lb. speciman to take home top honors. Apple displays, jams, pies, crafts and fine art showcased Sonoma County residents' talents.

But most of all, thousands of people came from all over just to enjoy the company, sounds, tastes and smells -- the Fall Sensations -- of Sonoma County.

Congratulations to the Sweepstakes Winners
Clos du Bois for their 2005 Calcaire Chardonnay
De La Montanya for their 2005 Christine's Vyd Pinot Noir

2007 Award-Winning Wines, Professional
(see below for links to 2007 Professional Awards Booklet)

2007 Sweepstakes Winning White Wine
James Guymon Memorial Award
Clos Du Bois
2005 Calcaire Chardonnay
Russian River Valley
Waterford Crystal Decanter To
The Winemaker: Eric Olsen

2007 Sweepstakes Winning Red Wine
George Cooke Award
De La Montanya
2005 Pinot Noir
Dry Creek Valley
Sonoma Coast
Christine's Vineyard
Waterford Crystal Decanter To
The Winemaker: Mike Loykasek

2007 Professional Awards Booklet

Winery Addresses
Grower Awards
Wine Winners
Food Winners