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Local winery claims the gol,(t: County fair wine winners named For the second year running, Shelton's Walter Dacon Winery took the lone gold medal in Mason County Fair wine competition. Attenders at the fair won't get to watch judges sampling the nu- merous wine entries from Wash- ington wineries, 15 of which are represented among the winners of medals in the competition. That tasting and judging was accom- plished July 8 at Travaglione's Italian Restaurant in Shelton, ac- cording to the thir's wine superin- tendent, Jim Culligan. Judges were Lenny Young, wine director for the Water Street Cafe in Olympia; Bob Bently, a wine ed- ucator; Diane Bently, wine writer for the Northwest Press; and John Cruse, world-class chef and food director for the Mason General Hospital. Culligan has more than 25 years experience in the wine busi- ness and currently teaches the finer points of wines and the wine business at Olympic College. The wines in competition, Culligan said, were judged and awarded We now have 2 locations to serve you our award winning barbecue 10841 Kennedy Creek Road SW (0.6 mi. past Summit Lake Dr. westbound on Hwy. 8) 913 Capitol Way South (between 9th and 10th) Downtown Olympia medals based on the University of Davis Scorecard, which judges appearance, aroma, acidity, sugar, flavor, finish and general quality. Last year's competition yielded 14 medals. This year's fair brought in a good deal more competition, but local winemakers Lloyd "Andy" and Ann Anderson of Walter Da- con and Dick and Peggy Patterson of Hoodsport Winery claimed eight of the 31 medals awarded. Medal winners included: Among red wines: Class 1, Syr- ah grape: Walter Dacon Winery, Shelton, Syrah C'est Magnifique, 2005, gold medal; Walter Dacon Winery, Syrah C'est Beaux, 2005, silver medal; Walter Dacon Win- ery, Syrah C'est Belle, 2005, bronze medal. Class 2, Pinot Noir grape: Scatter Creek Winery, Tenino, Creekside Rosca, bronze medal. Class 3, Cabernet Sauvignon grape: Hoodsport Winery, Caber- net Sauvignon 2005, bronze. Class 4, Merlot grape: Hoodsport Win- ery, Merlot 2005, bronze. Class 5, Cabernet/Franc grape: Eaton Hill Winery, Granger (Yakima Val- ley), Cabernet/Franc 2005, silver; Sorenson Cellars, Port Townsend, More reds: Class 6, Lemberger grape: Olympic Cellars, Port Ange- les, Dungeness Red 2005, bronze. Class 7, Sangiovese grape: So- renson Cellars, Sangiovese 2005, silver; Stinas Cellars, University Place, Sangiovese 2005, bronze. Class 8, Malbec grape: Marchetti Winery, Olympia, Pistolero 2006, silver. Class 9A, Meritage: Coving- ton Cellars, Woodinville, Rough- house Red 2004, bronze. Class 9B, Bordeaux blend: Nota Bene Cel- lars, Seattle, Kestrel 2004, silver; Nota Bene Cellars, Miscela 2004, bronze. White wines: Class 10, Chardon- nay grape: Stinas Cellars Char- donnay 2005, silver; Scatter Creek Winery Candelina Bianca, bronze. Class 11, Riesling grape: Carpen- ter Creek Winery, Mount Vernon, Riesling 2006, silver; Eaton Hill Winery, Riesling 2005, bronze. Class 12, Sauvigmon Blanc/Fum6 Blanc: Covington Cellars 2006, bronze. Class 13, Semillon grape: Sleeping Dog Winery, Benton City, Late Harvest 2006, silver. Fruit wines: Class 17, sweet fruit wines: Hoodsport Winery, pear, silver; Hoodsport Winery, wines: Hoodsport Winery, dry, silver. Berry wines: Class 19 berry wines: Lopez ery, raspberry, silver; Estates Winery, Everson, berry, bronze. Mead: Class 21, sweet Sky River Meadery, mead, "bronze. Other wines: Class wine: Scatter Creek Winery, cier's End, silver. Class 23I], sert wine, Sampson Estates' ery blueberry, silver. organic wines: Lopez Island yards, Madeline Angevine Organic, silver; Lopez yards, Siegerrebe Estate silver. Last year's wine resulted in one gold, seven and six bronze medals, said. This year's spread one gold, 15 silver and 16 medals. Culligan said the winning1 will be on display at the County Fair and Rodeo July at the Mason north of Shelton. More tion is available at Dine In or Take Out Take Out Only Cabernet/Franc 2003, bronze. Open Daily 11am-9pm Mon-Fri 11am-6pm Complete menus available at www.ranchhousebbq.ne,   . , e . Annual Mixed Doubles July 20-22, Fri 6pm, Sat & Sun lOam Call 360-438-0401 or 360-426-22Ol for entry fee, calcutta & prize money info .r ..... Mariners Games i ,--'[[ . 114 WUT Co • SHWO,, WA • 426 2221 JJ Mason County Idol Tryouts Fri & Sat * 9pm-Midnight Bring your choice of karaoke or original.background music to sing to. Saturday's finalist will represent the Loggers Bar & Gnll at the Mason County Idol finals July 27-29 at the Mason County Fair! / Prime Rib Friday & Saturday Family dining restaurant open until 8pm CLAM CHIIWDER FRI. DALLY LUNCH SPECIAL 7431 W. Shelton-gatlock Road at Dayton Mon-Thu 9am-8pm • Fri, Sat, Sun 7am-8pm & Thu Bingo Nights 6-8pm " 360-426-5450 Page 30 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 19, 2007 LOUNGE SPECIALS Tuesdays 5pro-closing BEER-STEwED CLAMS ,Y mE LB. Wednesdays 5pm-cl0sing 50¢ TAcos Thursdays 5pro-closing 6o, Top Sirloin s6.99 w/s00]od fr,00s 11am-6pm Day Pa#o d/fl/fly open for season FJ,,002,2N 62 SE Lynch Road Shelton * 426-8501 Come See Our 1st-Run MOVIES! $t[110 CIkI[$ apple, bronze. Class 18, dry fruit countyfair.orgon the We now have BEEF RIBS! • BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiche • BBQ Brisket • Prime Rib • St. Louis Ribs • Chicken Breast All smoked to peection Great sides: macaroni salad, baked beans, cole slaw, corn-on-the-cob Open llam-8pm, 7Days a Week at." PURDY CREEK ESPRESSO S Miles North of Shclton on Hwy. 101 (9 7/31/O7. For large orders call (360) Loren and Franc. with Local winery claims the gol,(t: County fair wine winners named For the second year running, Shelton's Walter Dacon Winery took the lone gold medal in Mason County Fair wine competition. Attenders at the fair won't get to watch judges sampling the nu- merous wine entries from Wash- ington wineries, 15 of which are represented among the winners of medals in the competition. That tasting and judging was accom- plished July 8 at Travaglione's Italian Restaurant in Shelton, ac- cording to the thir's wine superin- tendent, Jim Culligan. Judges were Lenny Young, wine director for the Water Street Cafe in Olympia; Bob Bently, a wine ed- ucator; Diane Bently, wine writer for the Northwest Press; and John Cruse, world-class chef and food director for the Mason General Hospital. Culligan has more than 25 years experience in the wine busi- ness and currently teaches the finer points of wines and the wine business at Olympic College. The wines in competition, Culligan said, were judged and awarded We now have 2 locations to serve you our award winning barbecue 10841 Kennedy Creek Road SW (0.6 mi. past Summit Lake Dr. westbound on Hwy. 8) 913 Capitol Way South (between 9th and 10th) Downtown Olympia medals based on the University of Davis Scorecard, which judges appearance, aroma, acidity, sugar, flavor, finish and general quality. Last year's competition yielded 14 medals. This year's fair brought in a good deal more competition, but local winemakers Lloyd "Andy" and Ann Anderson of Walter Da- con and Dick and Peggy Patterson of Hoodsport Winery claimed eight of the 31 medals awarded. Medal winners included: Among red wines: Class 1, Syr- ah grape: Walter Dacon Winery, Shelton, Syrah C'est Magnifique, 2005, gold medal; Walter Dacon Winery, Syrah C'est Beaux, 2005, silver medal; Walter Dacon Win- ery, Syrah C'est Belle, 2005, bronze medal. Class 2, Pinot Noir grape: Scatter Creek Winery, Tenino, Creekside Rosca, bronze medal. Class 3, Cabernet Sauvignon grape: Hoodsport Winery, Caber- net Sauvignon 2005, bronze. Class 4, Merlot grape: Hoodsport Win- ery, Merlot 2005, bronze. Class 5, Cabernet/Franc grape: Eaton Hill Winery, Granger (Yakima Val- ley), Cabernet/Franc 2005, silver; Sorenson Cellars, Port Townsend, More reds: Class 6, Lemberger grape: Olympic Cellars, Port Ange- les, Dungeness Red 2005, bronze. Class 7, Sangiovese grape: So- renson Cellars, Sangiovese 2005, silver; Stinas Cellars, University Place, Sangiovese 2005, bronze. Class 8, Malbec grape: Marchetti Winery, Olympia, Pistolero 2006, silver. Class 9A, Meritage: Coving- ton Cellars, Woodinville, Rough- house Red 2004, bronze. Class 9B, Bordeaux blend: Nota Bene Cel- lars, Seattle, Kestrel 2004, silver; Nota Bene Cellars, Miscela 2004, bronze. White wines: Class 10, Chardon- nay grape: Stinas Cellars Char- donnay 2005, silver; Scatter Creek Winery Candelina Bianca, bronze. Class 11, Riesling grape: Carpen- ter Creek Winery, Mount Vernon, Riesling 2006, silver; Eaton Hill Winery, Riesling 2005, bronze. Class 12, Sauvigmon Blanc/Fum6 Blanc: Covington Cellars 2006, bronze. Class 13, Semillon grape: Sleeping Dog Winery, Benton City, Late Harvest 2006, silver. Fruit wines: Class 17, sweet fruit wines: Hoodsport Winery, pear, silver; Hoodsport Winery, wines: Hoodsport Winery, dry, silver. Berry wines: Class 19 berry wines: Lopez ery, raspberry, silver; Estates Winery, Everson, berry, bronze. Mead: Class 21, sweet Sky River Meadery, mead, "bronze. Other wines: Class wine: Scatter Creek Winery, cier's End, silver. Class 23I], sert wine, Sampson Estates' ery blueberry, silver. organic wines: Lopez Island yards, Madeline Angevine Organic, silver; Lopez yards, Siegerrebe Estate silver. Last year's wine resulted in one gold, seven and six bronze medals, said. This year's spread one gold, 15 silver and 16 medals. Culligan said the winning1 will be on display at the County Fair and Rodeo July at the Mason north of Shelton. More tion is available at Dine In or Take Out Take Out Only Cabernet/Franc 2003, bronze. Open Daily 11am-9pm Mon-Fri 11am-6pm Complete menus available at www.ranchhousebbq.ne,   . ,' e . Annual Mixed Doubles ,: July 20-22, Fri 6pm, Sat & Sun lOam Call 360-438-0401 or 360-426-22Ol for entry fee, calcutta & prize money info .r ..... Mariners Games i ,--'[[ . 114 WUT Co • SHWO,, WA • 426 2221 JJ Mason County Idol Tryouts Fri & Sat * 9pm-Midnight Bring your choice of karaoke or original.background music to sing to. Saturday's finalist will represent the Loggers Bar & Gnll at the Mason County Idol finals July 27-29 at the Mason County Fair! / Prime Rib Friday & Saturday Family dining restaurant open until 8pm CLAM CHIIWDER FRI. DALLY LUNCH SPECIAL 7431 W. Shelton-gatlock Road at Dayton Mon-Thu 9am-8pm * Fri, Sat, Sun 7am-8pm & Thu Bingo Nights 6-8pm " 360-426-5450 Page 30 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 19, 2007 LOUNGE SPECIALS Tuesdays 5pm-closing BEER-STEwED CLAMS BY mE LB. Wednesdays 5pm-cl0sing 50¢ TAcos Thursdays 5pro-closing 6o, Top Sirloin s6.99 w/s]od  fr,s 11am-6pm Day Pa#o d/fl/fly open for season FJ,,002,2N 62 SE Lynch Road Shelton * 426-8501 Come See Our 1st-Run MOVIES! $t[110 CIkI[$ apple, bronze. Class 18, dry fruit countyfair.orgon the We now have BEEF RIBS! • BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiche • BBQ Brisket • Prime Rib • St. Louis Ribs • Chicken Breast All smoked to peection Great sides: macaroni salad, baked beans, cole slaw, corn-on-the-cob Open llam-8pm, 7Days a Week at." PURDY CREEK ESPRESSO S Miles North of Shclton on Hwy. 101 (9 7/31/O7. For large orders call (360) Loren and Franc. with