Bianchi Winery receives five medals at ‘Best in Glass’ challenge in Miami
Bianchi Winery of Paso Robles announced this week that all five wines entered in VeritageMiami’s Fifth Annual “Best in Glass” challenge were awarded medals. South Florida’s top sommeliers judged more than 325 wines entered, fewer than half won a medal and only twelve percent took gold. Bianchi’s 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon captured a gold medal and the 2010 Petite Sirah, 2011 Merlot, 2012 Chardonnay, and the 2012 Zinfandel all received silver medals.
“The sommeliers were looking for wines that represented exceptional quality and value – both are hallmarks of Bianchi wines,” says Beau Bianchi of Bianchi Wines, “We are thrilled to be included in this elite group of award-winning wines.”
The annual VeritageMiami brings together wine, spirits, beer and food lovers for a four-day festival featuring top sommeliers, notable chefs, prestigious wineries and winemakers, breweries and impressive auction lots, all to benefit the South Florida community. Celebrating its 20th year, VeritageMiami benefits United Way of Miami-Dade, supporting programs in the community that are focused on improving education, financial stability and health.
For more information about Bianchi Winery and Tasting Room, go to www.bianchiwine.com.
About Bianchi Winery and tasting room
Located in the central coast of Paso Robles, California, family-owned Bianchi Winery and Tasting Room was founded by father and son Joseph and Glenn Bianchi. After first investing in a vineyard in 1974 on the banks of the San Joaquin River in the Central Valley, the Bianchis officially called Paso Robles home in 2000. Now run by Beau Bianchi, the grandson and son of Joseph and Glenn, along with Winemaker Tom Lane, the 40-acre, state-of-the-art winery utilizes advanced farming and production technologies, which has propelled the vineyard to producing award-winning wine varietals. The winery is located at 3380 Branch Road Paso Robles, and welcomes guests daily for visits and tastings from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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