California Mid-State Fair in Paso Robles Announces that Peachy Canyon Winery is Named Winery of The Year by the Central Coast Wine Competition

(PASO ROBLES, CA) – The California Mid-State Fair announced the winners of the

21st Annual Central Coast Wine Competition (CCWC) presented by Bank of the Sierra and

KRUSH 92.5 FM and the 8th Annual California Craft Spirits Competition (CCSC) presented by

Visit Atascadero on Thursday, June 22.

The Central Coast Wine Competition named Peachy Canyon Winery as the 2023 Winery of the

Year. The Paso Robles winery had 17 entries place this year with one best of class award, one

double gold, nine golds, six silvers and one bronze. This is the first Winery of the Year honor for

them.

• Best of Show/Best of White – Lucas & Lewellen, Buellton, CA, 2022 Viognier

• Best Dessert – Glunz Family Winery & Cellars, Paso Robles, CA, Mission Angelica

• Best Red – Pear Valley, Paso Robles, CA, 2019 Merlot

• Best Rosé – Villa San-Juliette, San Miguel, CA, 2022 Rosé Reserve

• Best Sparkling – Broken Earth, Paso Robles, CA, 2018 Sotto Voce

Two divisions, one for spirits made in California and the second for spirits made outside of

California. Each have the 64 classes available.

• Best of Show/Best of Class Whiskey – KROBAR, San Luis Obispo, CA, Single Malt

Whiskey

• Best of Class Liqueurs – Bethel Rd. Distillery, Templeton, CA, Nut Liqueur

• Best of Class Gin – KROBAR, San Luis Obispo, CA, Contemporary Gin

• Best of Class Vermouth – Rockwell Vermouth Company, Santa Rosa, CA, Vermouth

• Best of Class Moonshine - The Mob Museum, Las Vegas, NV, Moonshine

All entries from both competitions were also entered in the Packaging and Design Competition.

CCWC:

• A Symbol of the Central Coast - Gold: Kelsey See Canyon Vineyards 2020 Reserve

Syrah

• Untraditional and Best of Show - Gold: Serendipity Cellars 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon

• Modern Classic - Gold: Bella Luna Estate Winery 2020 Fighter Pilot Red

• Artistic - Gold: Ancient Peaks Winery 2022 One Stone Rosé of Pinot Noir

Spirits:

• Best of Label - Single Bottle: Gold: Catedral de mi Padre Mezcal Agave Spirit

“The wine and spirit industries are such vital parts of our community, and we are beyond proud

to showcase the incredible dedication, hard work, and talent of the Central Coast regions at the

2023 California Mid-State Fair,” said Fair CEO, Colleen Bojorquez.

Full results for all competitions can be found online at https://centralcoastwinecomp.com.

The 2023 California Mid-State Fair runs July 19 through July 30 and this year’s theme is “Shake,

Rattle & Roll!” Connect with them on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok.

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