Treleaven by King Ferry Winery donated funds to the Ithaca chapter of Team Red, White and Blue - created by Cornell University’s Veterans Colleague Network Group (VCNG). 

On November 6, Jase Baese, Team RWB’s Ithaca community captain since February of 2014, and his family accepted a $500 check from the winery’s Director of Operations, Lev Saltonstall. 

"We are really honored to be able to provide support to the men and women of the Ithaca chapter of Team Red, White and Blue who care for our Veterans,” said Saltonstall. “Jase and his team are doing a wonderful job in re-engaging veterans in their communities - these men and women served our country and kept us safe, so we are proud to be able to give back."

The funds were raised from Patriot Wine Slushy sales during The Great New York State Fair, which ran from August 27 through September 7. 

Cornell University helps support staff and faculty veterans through the Cornell Veteran’s Colleague Network Group, sponsored by the Office of Inclusion and Workforce Diversity.  The group has led the way on several campus initiatives benefiting veterans, including launching the Ithaca chapter of Team Red, White and Blue, which is a national not-for-profit organization who aims to improve the lives of America’s veterans by re-engaging them in their communities through physical and social activities including fitness, racing and community gatherings.

The check out Team Red, White and Blue’s impact on the lives of countless American Veteran’s click HERE, or join the Team Red, White and Blue - Ithaca Community for updates on weekly exercise opportunities and monthly events.  

Treleaven by King Ferry Winery donated a portion of its tasting room sales to the King Ferry Food Pantry of Good Shepard Catholic Community in an effort to help fight hunger in the local area. 

The King Ferry Food Pantry received a $3,688 donation at a check presentation at the food pantry yesterday morning during a food delivery from the Food Bank of CNY.

“It’s been a long-standing Treleaven tradition to give to those in need throughout the year. The King Ferry Food Pantry has given the local community amazing support and we are delighted to return this support in a meaningful way by helping their efforts,” said Director of Operations, Lev Saltonstall.

The winery generated the donation directly from tasting fees from January 2015 to October 2015, with $1 from each $4 fee going to the charity. Winery Co-owner Peter Saltonstall has been impressed with his customer’s enthusiasm for the program - “The response by the public is phenomenal. It is important to remember that there are many people in great need of the basics that many of us take for granted. We have found our partnership with the local food pantry to be incredibly rewarding, and we hope to continue this program.”

The winery’s efforts will continue in the final months of 2015, and carry on into the following year.  

The King Ferry Food Pantry serves anyone in need, and is designated by the Food Bank of CNY to serve those living in the Southern Cayuga School District.  In addition to food, the pantry has free books, children’s literacy programs, children’s holiday events, used clothing/toys, food tastings and periodic blood pressure screenings. 

To volunteer or donate to the pantry, contact Debbie Patrick at 315.497.2049 or Debbie@electricalinvestigation.com. 

Travel winery to winery to sample their holiday-inspired dish and sip their fine wines. You'll also leave each winery with a recipe card featuring that dish, and an ornament unique to that location.

Event Dates:

Friday through Sunday, November 20-22
Friday through Sunday, December 4-6

Event Hours:

Friday 1-5pm, the following wineries are participating:
King Ferry
Long Point
Montezuma
Six Mile Creek

Saturday 10-6pm, ALL 16 wineries are participating.
Sunday 10-5pm, ALL 16 wineries are participating.

On Saturday, you can start at 9am at both King Ferry and Long Point wineries only.

*Note: Thirsty Owl Wine Co. is a new starting point, however, they are NOT participating on Friday. They are an option to help with the flow of traffic throughout the day and the congestion in the middle of the trail. Do not choose them if you plan on starting on Friday!

Tickets:

• Each ticket is good for the whole weekend, to visit each winery once.

• Single tickets are $40 and include: 1 souvenir wine glass, 1 grapevine wreath, 1 set of 16 ornaments, 1 recipe collection and 1 shopper’s card. You will also get 1 wine and food pairing at each winery and up to 3 additional wine tastings per winery.

• Couple’s tickets are $60 and include: 2 souvenir wine glasses, 1 grapevine wreath, 1 set of 16 ornaments, 1 recipe collection and 1 shopper’s card. Each person will get 1 wine and food pairing at each winery and up to 3 additional wine tastings per winery.

• Discounted designated driver tickets are available. The DD gets all the same perks as a regular ticket, minus the wine.  They also get a DD mug, rather than a wine glass. $20 for a single, $30 for a couple. A couple’s DD ticket consists of one person who drinks and one person who does not.

Be sure to buy your tickets early, we have a limited amount available per weekend.  For more information or to purchase tickets please call 800-684-5217.  Tickets can also be bought HERE. 

* If you’re part of a large group (15+), CWT ask that you contact the office prior to ordering your tickets; to be sure the whole group can be accommodated at a starting point. If you purchased your ticket separately from your group, please notify the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail office at 800-684-5217 or info@cayugawinetrail.com so we can make sure that you have the same starting point.

* For large groups, CWT also offer itineraries to ensure smooth flow of the buses and the smaller groups throughout the day. Please contact the trail office to order your tickets and get your itinerary started.

* Cayuga Wine Trail reserve the right to limit the number of large groups purchasing tickets.

* Tickets to events CANNOT be REFUNDED.

Do you love wine, beautiful fall foliage, delicious food and live entertainment? If so, we invite you to join for our annual Harvest Fest, Saturday and Sunday, October 10 and 11 from 10AM - 5PM each day. 

The two-day celebration includes numerous festival activities such as traditional grape stomping, food, a pumpkin painting contest, wine and craft beer tastings, lawn games and live entertainment.  Come with an empty stomach, as 10-10 BBQ will be serving up their scrumptious grub.  Bring the whole family for what promises to be a wonderful weekend!

Saturday, October 10

Ÿ • Live radio broadcast with 97.3 Lite Rock with Dave Ashton from 10AM-noon

ŸŸ • Pumpkin painting contest from 10AM - 3:30PM.  Winner will be announced at 4PM. 

ŸŸ • Grape stomping at noon, 1PM and 2PM

Ÿ Ÿ• Live music by Radio London outside [weather permitting] from 1PM-4PM

Sunday, October 11

Ÿ Ÿ • Pumpkin painting contest from 10AM - 3:30PM.  Winner will be announced at 4PM. 

Ÿ Ÿ • Grape stomping at noon, 1PM and 2PM

ŸŸ • Live music by Bad Alibi outside [weather permitting] from 1PM-4PM

Free entry into the pumpkin painting contest if bringing a pumpkin from home, but there is a $2 entry if selecting and painting a pumpkin at the event.  See below for contest rules.

Admission is FREE to the public with food, wine and craft beer available for purchase.  In case of bad weather, please call the winery at 315.364.5100 or check out our Facebook page for last minute announcements.

Treleaven’s Pumpkin Painting Contest Rules

• There are two age categories: Jr. ages 20 and under; and Adult ages 21 and above.
• Entry form must accompany all creations and filled out completely.  Please do not attach entry form to pumpkin.  Hand to Treleaven staff member who will assign a number that corresponds with the entry form so judges will not know the identity of the artist.
• Free entry into the pumpkin painting contest if bringing a pumpkin from home, but there is a $2 entry fee if selecting a pumpkin to paint at the event.
• Pumpkins with inappropriate subjects will not be judged or displayed.
• Pumpkins must be on display in the Treleaven old tasting room by 3:30pm on the day of the event to be considered for entry.
• Judging will occur from 3:30pm - 4:00pm.
• Judges [Treleaven staff members] will be looking for the use of imagination, originality, ingenious use of pumpkin and quality of work.
• Winners will be announced at 4:00pm.
• You can pick up your pumpkin after prizes are awarded.
• By entering the contest, entrants accept and agree to the rules set forth by Treleaven.  Rules are subject to change without notice.

Treleaven wants to recognize these individuals’ achievements and give them a little help in celebrating the holiday!  From August 31st through September 4th, we will be giving one lucky winner a day a gift from Treleaven - free bottles of wine, free merchandise or VIP treatment - to be enjoyed at Treleaven’s Field Day event to be held on Saturday, September 5th!

Starting August 31st, we will post the giveaway of the day on our Facebook page at 9AM.  To be entered in the giveaway, you will have until midnight that same day to “Like” the day’s Facebook status – the winner will be selected at random at 10AM the following day from all eligible Facebook likes.  For each giveaway there will be only ONE lucky winner! 

Make sure to “Like” Treleaven on Facebook to find out what the giveaway is and to enter to win – we’ve got five days of giveaways coming, don’t miss a single one!

Giveaway Rules

1. To be eligible to enter, you must: Like Treleaven by King Ferry Winery’s Facebook Status pertaining to the day’s giveaway.  You may only enter once per day, per prize.

2. The winner will be selected at random at 10AM the following day from all eligible Facebook likes received the day before. Entries received after midnight the day the giveaway was announced will not be entered.

3. The winner will be announced on Facebook on the day of each prize draw - during the entire Five Days of Giveaways promotion, each person can only win one prize. Each winner will be contacted by Michelle Kokot, Marketing Manager at King Ferry Winery.

4. All prizes should be picked up or redeemed at Treleaven’s Field Day, to be held on Saturday, September 5 from 1PM to 7PM. 

4. Each prize is subject to availability and the promoter reserves the right to substitute the prize, if necessary.

5. Each prize is non-exchangeable, non redeemable and cannot be redeemed for cash or substitutions.

6. All entrants much be aged 21 years or over.

7.  Prizes of: 

   a) a 'bottle' of wine consist of a 750ml bottle, unless otherwise stated

   b) a 'three-pack' of wine consist of 3 x 750ml bottles, unless otherwise stated 

8. Employees of Treleaven by King Ferry Winery and their respective families may not enter any competition, nor may the employees of any third party sponsors, prize providers or their immediate families. 

9. Promoter: Treleaven by King Ferry Winery, 658 Lake Road, King Ferry NY 13081.

The Finger Lakes Sweet Treat Trail is one of 20 indulgent nominees for USA TODAY's 10Best Readers' Choice Award for Best Food Trail!  These 20 indulgent nominees for Best Food Trail turn a road trip into a mouthwatering culinary adventure where the flavors of the USA are the main attractions.

Vote once per day until voting ends on Monday, August 17 at noon ET.

Keep Cayuga County on everyone's mind by rocking the vote HERE.  Winners will be revealed on Wednesday, August 19th, 2015 at 11:59am EDT on 10Best and promoted shortly thereafter on and in USA TODAY.

Treleaven will be voting - will you?!

Contest Rules:

→ Sign up for Treleaven’s Ship Club. If you’re an existing member, skip to step two.

→ Send your most creative tagline for Treleaven’s Ship Club to marketing@treleavenwines.com. Deadline is August 31, 2015.

→ Winner will be chosen at Treleaven Field Day on September 5, 2015.

→ Winner will win TWO FREE SHIPMENTS of wine (two shipments of six bottles valued at $125 per shipment) at the start of 2016.

What is a Tagline?

A tagline is a series of words that help capture the essence of an organization. Great taglines are short and memorable. For instance, Treleaven’s current tagline is ‘Local, Sustainable, World Class.  Other examples:

McDonald's - I'm Lovin' It
Apple - Think Different.
Avis - We Try Harder
Capital One - What's in Your Wallet?

Objective:

Your tagline should be catchy, meaningful and express the essence of the Treleaven family and its Shipping Club.

Entry Information:

→ Submit your tagline ideas via marketing@treleavenwines.com. Please note: if you submit the same idea as someone else, we will only count the earliest entry.

→ All tagline entries must be original.

→ All tagline entries must be no longer than eight words.

→ Entries must be received by 11:59pm EST on August 31, 2015.

→ Entrants must be 21 years of age or older.

→ By submitting a tagline, entrants grant Treleaven copyright ownership and waive any claim to financial or other forms of compensation now or in the future.  Treleaven also reserves the right to use both winning and non-winning taglines for the purpose of Treleaven marketing.

→ Treleaven reserves the right to not adopt any of the entries as our tagline.

Prize:

→ The Treleaven staff will narrow down the results and select their favorite tagline by Friday, September 4, 2015.

→ The winner will be announced on Saturday, September 5, 2015 at Treleaven Field Day at 3:30PM. 

→ The winner will receive two free shipments of wine - six bottles per shipment - valued at $125 per shipment. 

→ For existing Shipping Club members and those who sign up between May 19 and August 31, 2015, the TWO FREE SHIPMENTS will be received January and April of 2016 - the first two shipments of the new year. 

Treleaven would like to hold an end-of-summer party for all the locals and our friends who will be heading out for the summer.  On August 28th, we would like to extend out Garden Concert Series to include a Movie Under the Stars in our spacious outback, where you and your family and friends can sit back and cozy up to a blockbuster movie or a well-loved classic on our big screen! 

The evening would begin with live music from The Newlyweds at 6:00pm, followed by a movie yet to be determined at 8:30pm.  There would be food, wine and craft beer available for purchase - all you would need to bring are your blankets and friends! 

Please leave a comment below if you would have interest in attending, or email marketing@treleavenwines.com.  

Thank you to Jennifer Wilson, Associate Director, Public Relations at SUNY Cortland, for allowing us to share her story and photographs.

Kick off summer with great food, wine, craft beer, music and lots of family fun at Treleaven’s first annual Kings of Summer on Saturday, July 11 from 1-9PM.

Food lovers are invited to grab a bite of some tasty eats with offerings from local caterers and food trucks.  Skillet & Embers Catering Co. will have four booths set up, including a BBQ Tent, Clam Bake, Macro-Veggie Tent and Carnival Station.  Also supplying grub will be Alexander’s Food Truck, based out of Ithaca, NY, which is known for its ‘fresh homemade family food’ and Mami’s Kitchen from Syracuse, NY that will be serving up tastes of Latin Cuisine. Sweet Melissa's from Ithaca, NY will be catering to everyone's sweet tooth with delicious home made ice cream goodness! 

Wine and craft beer enthusiasts can wash down the local food with some Finger Lakes wine and beer.  Treleaven Wine will be available for purchase by glass or bottle, including the Official Wine of Kings of Summer, the Wobbly Rock Riesling.   If you’re craving craft beer instead, there will be four beers on tap from Cortland Beer Company available for purchase by the pint or growler. 

With delicious food and either a cold craft beer or Treleaven wine in-hand, you can then take-in the sounds of the local area’s most prominent rock & roll, swing and funk musicians. Radio London will get the party started at 1PM with their classic 1960’s rock and roll, followed by the headliner, The Destination, starting at 6PM.  The 9-piece dance band will be cranking out R&B, Latin influence material, swing and funk. Be prepared for a feet-can’t-stop locomotive from the first song!

There will also be plenty of lawn games for you and your family to enjoy like corn hole, lawn-sized jenga, badminton and more! 

You won't want to miss out on the biggest summer party on the east side of Cayuga Lake! 

Check online at www.TheKingsOfSummer.com for more details about the event, directions and a list of vendors and bands. 

In case of inclement weather, the event will be moved to Sunday, July 12.  Please call the winery at 315.364.5100 or check our Facebook page for last minute announcements. 

ADMISSION TO EVENT IS FREE.  ALL FOOD AND DRINKS AVAILABLE FOR A FEE.

* Parking will be available for free.

* Picnic tables and Adirondack chairs will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis. You may bring your own blankets and chairs.

* No outside food or alcohol will be permitted.

Celebrate summer and swing into the weekends with live music every Friday at Treleaven’s Garden Concert Series!  Beginning Friday, July 3, Treleaven will launch their annual music series which will feature performances from a rotating roster of musicians, kicking-off with the Diana Jacobs Band, best known for their powerful vocals, tasty guitar sounds and awesome rhythm section.  

While enjoying mouth-watering Southern-flare dinner specialties prepared by Executive Chef Rupert Robbins from Aurora-based catering company, Skillet & Embers, along with Treleaven wines and craft beer from Cortland Beer Company, guests can watch and listen to live music each Friday from 6:00PM - 8:00PM with no cover-charge.  Entertainment will take place in the outback under the stars, along with lawn games, and picnic tables and Adirondack chairs will be available on first-come, first-serve basis. You may bring your own blankets and chairs.

The series presents a variety of music to satisfy all tastes - from classic rock to bluegrass to swing to acoustic.  See below for a complete list of musicians.

• July 3 - Diana Jacobs Band
• July 10 - Under Construction
• July 17 - Jim Hull
• July 24 - The Newlyweds: Karen & Joe Lonsky
• July 31 - Under Construction
• August 7 - Delta Mike Shaw
• August 14 - Diana Jacobs & Dave Kuykendall
• August 21 - Under Construction
• August 28 - The Newlyweds: Karen & Joe Lonsky

On select Friday evenings, Wine & Design Ithaca will be joining us to take our guests through an artist-led activity where you will paint a masterpiece while sipping on wine or craft beer!  All materials and instruction are included in one low price.  See below for Wine & Design dates and pricing.

• July 3: $40/person - Patriotic barn star
• July 31: $35/person - Canvas painting TBD
• August 28: $35/person - Canvas painting TBD

Barn star to be painted on July 3

With the purchase of a ticket, receive 10% off your first bottle of Treleaven wine.  There is limited seating for each date so advanced reservations required.  To reserve your ticket for the painting portion, call the winery at 315.364.5100 or head to www.wineandesign.com/ithaca to order online.  If you have any questions or concerns contact Michelle Kokot, Treleaven Marketing Manager at marketing@treleavenwines.com.

TICKETS ONLY REQUIRED FOR SCHEDULED PAINTING SESSIONS. ADMISSION TO THE WINERY IS FREE!

In case of bad weather the event will be moved to the barrel room. Please call the winery at 315.364.5100 or check our Facebook page for more information and last minute announcements. 

In wine there is wisdom. In beer there is freedom. In water there is bacteria. - Benjamin Franklin

Treleaven is now offering local craft beer in addition to its award-winning wines at the winery.

The brewery being represented at the winery is Cortland Beer Company, located in the heart of Downtown Cortland.

“It’s very important to us to support local businesses in this region, and what a better and fun way to do that than by helping promote a local brewery?” Treleaven Marketing Manager, Michelle Kokot said about the menu change.  “We are always telling our customers that we have something for everyone when it comes to our wines, so we thought we should expand that to craft beer."

Treleaven will have four rotating tap handles, with the first batch including Cortland’s Naked Lap, Firehouse Pale Ale, Industrial IPA and Heffer Weizen.  A flight of beer will cost $4, while a 16oz. pint will go for $5.  Treleaven will also have their very own 64oz. growlers available that you can have filled fresh off the tap with any of the four beers to take home.

"Hopefully our customers will enjoy trying the selection from Cortland Beer  Company, along with our wines," added Kokot.

Treleaven, the oldest winery and vineyard on the east side of Cayuga Lake, is open daily, Sunday through Thursday, 10AM-5PM and Friday and Saturday, 10AM-6PM.  It is located at 658 Lake Road in King Ferry, only 25 minutes away from both Ithaca and Auburn. 

Check online at www.TreleavenWines.com for more details on the winery, directions and a list of events and bands. 

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About Terroirest.com

Some wine blogs offer value recommendations. Others catalog tasting notes. Many cover the wine industry. Just about all sit dormant for weeks at a time. David White launched Terroirist on November 9, 2010 to change all that by covering everything, daily.

Terroirist was named the “Best Overall Wine Blog” at the 2013 Wine Blog Awards and the “Best New Wine Blog” at the 2011 Wine Blog Awards. It reaches approximately 50,000 readers per month. 

Meet Robinson Littrell, a junior at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn.  A young man with a bright future, studying Corporate Strategy & Entrepreneurial Development, a major he designed to pursue his passions of entrepreneurship & business development. 

This bright, young man also happened to have an appreciation for wine.

On a day like any other this past February, Robinson and a few of his fellow classmates boarded a plane at Nashville International Airport. They were headed to New York City for an AlphaSights business case competition as finalists to present a report to top-level AlphaSights management.  Little did Robinson know, the next few days would take him on a grand adventure, or misadventure depending on how you’re looking at it. 

Being it was only his second time in the Northeast, Robinson was eager to take in the Big Apple sights after the competition wrapped up - he explored Times Square, Vanderbilt Hall and Top of the Rock Observation Deck at Rockefeller Center, and even fit in a quick stop at the M&M store. 

On his final day, with some time to spare before his flight, Robinson decided to take a walk through the Union Square Greenmarket - a walk that would have him cross paths with Treleaven.

“I had read a lot about the growing prestige of the New York wine industry and I had heard of Treleaven wines and their reputation, so I was delighted to finally find an authentic Finger Lakes wine,” he recalled.

His stop at our tent led to a tasting of several different Treleaven wines, including the 2012 Meritage, which recently won Gold and Best of Class during the 2015 International Eastern Wine Competition.    

“It was one of the best wines I had ever tasted in my short two months of being 21 years old.” 

And he did what any wine lover would do in this situation; purchase a bottle, which also happened to be the last one available on the square.

“I have a passion for wine, and am hoping to even make a career out of it,” Robinson said.  “I am always reading, tasting, testing, researching and after reading a few issues of Wine Spectator, words couldn't do justice to the joy I felt upon securing an authentic bottle.”

So Robinson headed back to his hotel, wrapped the newly acquired bottle of Meritage delicately with clothing, tucked it into his suitcase and strapped it in for the upcoming travels.

This is where things began to take a turn for the worse. 

As many recall, this particular February clocked in as the coldest recorded February in NYC since 1934 - miserable, punishing, bone-numbing cold that just didn’t want to let up. On top of that, mother nature reared her snowy head, dropping record-breaking amounts of snow which happened to be falling the day Robinson headed back home to Tennessee. This usually leads to one thing -- flight cancellations. 

“There were a couple flights I could catch,” Robinson explained, “But they required me to dump my wine.”

And to any wine connoisseur, this is an unspeakable crime, so Robinson again did what any wine lover would do in this situation - spend the next three hours attempting to find a route back to Nashville that could accommodate a checked bag.  After passing up three well-qualified flights because bag check-ins required certain notice before flight time, the plan slowly began to form. 

“I would get a bus from La Guardia to JFK International where I would fly six hours to Los Angeles,” Robinson explained.  “There I would check my bag again for a flight to Dallas, where I would catch a connecting flight to Nashville.” 

All for the love of wine.

What seemed like a foolproof plan though, turned into a 36-hour ordeal full of stolen items, icy runways, lost IDs, damaged tickets, mechanical failures and overbooked flights. Despite the atrocious travel that had Robinson land in Nashville at 6:00AM - just in time for his 9:00AM class - he was surprisingly unruffled because there was a 2012 Meritage waiting to be stored in his wine cooler, and someday, enjoyed.  The final piece of the puzzle was waiting for him in the baggage claim, but he instantly knew the reason for the detour had not survived the journey when the bold, black cherry scent of red wine permeated through the suitcase.

“I discovered the Meritage had been broken between Los Angeles and Nashville, soiling my suit, dress shirts, dress shoes, socks and gifts I had bought for my family and friends back home.”

The endeavor was suddenly the costliest and most worthless weekend in recent memory for Robinson.  What upset him most though was not the flights, or the airline’s cold treatment of him, or even the soiling of his clothing. What upset him was that what was supposed to make the whole trip meaningful, the 2012 Meritage, now stained his suits and NYC memorabilia.

“For the love of Vino, right?” said Robinson.

Fortunately, defeat was not in this man's vocabulary and he once again did what anybody with an appreciate for wine would do - attempt to recover what had been lost which is how his unfortunate story landed on the desk of Treleaven. 

“Everyone read the email Robinson had sent us explaining the situation.  Though we felt terrible for what he went through, we couldn’t help, but also feel a bit impressed and flattered that he went through such great lengths to preserve a bottle of our wine,” Director of Operations, Lev Saltonstall said.  “We had to thank him.”

So Treleaven did what any wine lover would do for a fellow wine lover - packaged a bottle of our gold-medal winning Meritage with one of our Mummy Bags, used to preserve wine while traveling so the incident was one Robinson would never have to relive. The package was addressed, sealed, and sent on its way to Nashville, Tenn., and several days later we were happy to see our new friend Robinson Littrell receive a fully intact bottle to uncork and enjoy. 

All for the love of wine, right? 

Treleaven’s 2012 Meritage won ‘Gold’ and ‘Best of Class’ medals at the 2015 International Eastern Wine Competition (IEWC). The winery’s 2012 Meritage awards are just two of seven total IEWC awards, which also include:

•Ÿ 2013 Late Harvest Vingnoles - Gold (soon to be released)

•Ÿ 2012 Dry Riesling - Silver

•Ÿ 2013 Wobbly Rock Riesling - Silver

Ÿ•Ÿ Silver Lining Chardonnay - Silver

• Ÿ2013 Semi Dry Riesling - Silver

The International Eastern Wine Competition was established in 1975, and is one of the oldest and largest in the country. The competition is open to all wineries produced in the Eastern United States.

Earlier this year, Treleaven won eight medals at the 27th Annual Florida State Fair International Wine Competition including double gold for their 2013 Late Harvest Vignoles; gold for their 2013 Semi Dry Riesling; and silvers for their 2013 Melange, 2013 Wobbly Rock Riesling, 2012 Meritage and 2012 Barrel Fermented Tacie’s Chardonnay.

For complete results from the 2015 International Eastern Wine Competition, please visit WineCompetitions.com.