Well, well, well my friends. It’s been a prodigious four days of mystery and suspense, but the game has played itself out.
A mere three wineries out of thirty-four went above and beyond the call-of-duty and not only decorated their wineries, but their vineyards as well. What better way to acknowledge their efforts than by putting them in the spotlight with a friendly competition.
The votes did vacillate several times, but one came out the Grandios Champ.
Congratulations to South Coast Winery for being the winner of the 2009 Best Holiday Decorated Vineyard in the Valley Award!
I was joking when I said that I will see if I can scrape together change in my Crystal Light container. I will present you with your award as soon as I get your name inscribed on it.
Thanks for voting everyone. Much like the existence of the Temecula Valley Wineries, without your loyalty this contest would not have been possible, and for that I thank you all. Maybe next year other wineries will jump on the bus too! To Keways Winery and Ponte Winery ~ thanks for being a good sport.
The Temecula Valley, as well as San Diego have phenominal wineries with an amazing array of wine. Some are Artisan, and by appointment only, while others are open every day of the week for their visitors. I am here to show you them all, one by one.
Napa, Paso Robles, Sonoma, and all other well known northern California AVA regions are realizing that they have some severe competition in the Southern California Region, and I’m the voice to do it. I am tenacious, light-hearted, vocal, and inquisitive. Seems a good blend to be in the business. Salute!
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Keyways
Peggy, thanks for voting. Unfortunately the contest was over xmas eve.