And the winners are..

The answers to our WBW#26 'Where's Wino' contest:

1. 2004 Fiano di Avellino from Feudi di San Gregorio , Campania , Italy
2. 2001 Ch Montrose from St Estephe Bordeaux, France
3. 2003 Mark Ryan Dead Horse, Ciel du Cheval Vineyard, Washington State (58% Cab Sauvignon, 21% Merlot, 17% Cab Franc, 4% Petit Verdot...for  those geeky enough to care)
4. 1999 La Chapelle de la Mission Haut Brion Pessag-Leognan, France
5. 2002 Santenay Premier Cru Les Gravières Michel Colin-Deleger et Fils, Burgundy, France
6. 2004 Bridgeview Geurztraminer, Oregon
7. 2000 Abadal Pla de Bages Reserva, Catalunya, Pla de Bases, Spain (Merlot/CS/Syrah)
8. 2004 Antinori Campogrande Orvieto Classico, Italy
9. 2004 Cusumano Insolia, Sicily, Italy
10. 2001 Domaine Le Galantin, Bandol, France
11. 2005 Channing Daughters "Clones", South Fork of Long Island, New York
12. 2004 Bodegas Borsao, "Tres Picos", Garnacha (Grenache), Campo de Borja, Spain
13. 2002 Es Divi Sellecio, vins de Tanys Mediterranis, VT Ibiza, Spain
14. Vivacious Vicky!, Red Table Wine, Washington
15. 2002 Côtes du Rhône "Les Promesses" by La Font du Vent (Grenache and Syrah), France
16. 2005 Sheldrake Point Riesling, Finger Lakes AVA, New York
17. 2003 Baglio di Pianetto Ficiligno (50% Viognier, 50% Insolia), Sicily, Italy
18. 2004 Osborne & Lynch Le Renegade, Minervois, France
19. 2004 Il Circo (by Bonny Doon)  "La Funambola" Erbaluce di Caluso, Piedmont, Italy

    Mssr. Dr. Weingolb gets the prize for most correct.  Marcus guessed hypothesized correctly on 14 of the 19 wines' origins.

    Coming in at 2nd place is Neil D. of a Brooklynguy's Wine and Food Blog.  Neil named 13 of 19 origins correctly.

    Others showing strongly were Chad B. of Bottle Room (9 of 19), Tim of Winecast (8 of 19) and Andrew of Spittoon (8 of 19).

    Attention, Dr. Weingolb - tell us which award you preferl; supersecret mystery prize or book?

    Thanks to all the participants.  And to those WBW-regulars who didn't participate, I have one thing to say to you: "Thhhpphhhhht" (yes, that's a very rustic raspberry).

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Comments

[Marcus]

Thanks Beau!

...and the ones I got wrong I guessed (rather than hypothesized)!

This is really great! My delay in responding is justified. I was meeting Jancis Robinson in New York but shortly I'll be emailing you my details for the prize.

[Dave Fortna]

NOTE TO BEAU:

Great-LOT-AH-WORK, Beau on #26! It’s all linked up from AvenueVine now, too:

http://www.avenuevine.com/movabletype/archives/001990.htm

Thanks again for all your effort!

Best,
Dave