Lot 110
2007 Los Carneros Pinot Noir

Cameron Hughes Wine receives multiple awards from the Dallas Morning News Wine Competition GOLD MEDAL 2006 Cameron Hughes Zinfandel Ancient Vines Lot 88 Amador County - Cameron Hughes Wine Great complex, spicy nose with a little raspberry and raisin flavors. Concentrated but balanced. Other Awards The Flying Winemaker Zinfandel, Silver Lot 93 Rioja Tempranillo, Bronze Lot 101 Chardonnay, Bronze Lot 110 Los Carneros Pinot Noir, Bronze

Cameron Hughes Wine Award Winners: Critics Platinum: 2007 Garnacha, Lot 129 Campo de Borja Critics Gold: 2007 Pinot Noir, Lot 110 Los Carneros Critics Gold: 2007 Zinfandel, The Flying Winemaker Ancient Vine Lodi Critics Silver: 2007 Garnacha, Lot 128 Campo De Borja

Cameron Hughes Wine wins multiple medals at the 2009 Long Beach Grand Cru international wine competition. GOLD MEDAL AWARD WINNERS: 2005 Merlot, Lot 112, Napa 2007 Chardonnay, Lot 124, Carneros 2007 Pinot Noir, Lot 125, Carneros 2007 Tempranillo, The Flying Winemaker, Campo de Borja Other award winners include Lot 100, Lot 110, Lot 114, Lot 115, Lot 119, Lot 122, Lot 126, The Flying Winemaker Chardonnay, and The Flying Winemaker Zinfandel.

Duck Burgers (with Foie Gras) — Labor Day Finale Posted by johngl Labor Day is upon us! Time to wrap up this Burger Quest. You might wonder: Why would anyone in their right mind grind a duck into burger meat? Well, I like duck and I think duck is under-appreciated in this part of the world. Why not burgers? We burger everything else? Is it really such a stretch? I’ve roasted it, confit’d it, grilled it, and made stock out of it. I hadn’t yet tried burgering it (spell check is trying to turn “burgering” into “buggering” which would give that last statement a whole new meaning). So when Brittany (aka: Stems) suggested that for my finale, I should do “duck burgers and fries cooked in duck fat” it took about 10 seconds before I said: “OK! You’ve got something there.” We coupled this dinner with a 2007 Cameron Hughes Lot 110 Los Carneros Pinot Noir — a fantastic pairing! A little tight when first opened, this wine blossomed into Burgundian richness that belied its $15 price tab. Now that we’ve Burgered (not buggered) our way to Labor Day, I’ll probably swear off burgers for a while. Right, sure I will, who am I kidding. Thanks for joining me. It was a fun ride.

Good Wines, Great Values These five terrific value wines are some of Lettie Teague's favorites. By Lettie Teague Five Great Value Wines: 2007 Cameron Hughes Lot 110 Carneros Pinot Noir ($18) The near-global wine glut has helped producers like Cameron Hughes, who are procuring fruit from some very good (and very secret) sources in California. This bright, lively red has true Pinot character.

A Wedding With Wine Would Be Fine A Wedding & Wine sounds like a fabulous idea! After serving Mint Julep’s or Side Cars at cocktail hour before heading into the reception, many guests would enjoy a nice glass of vino… especially with their dinner. But, what wine should you serve? what pairs well with your food? and what wine is within your budget??? Don’t panic. I have many suggestions for all of the above. Below you will see many wines at very reasonable prices and a few with higher price tags. All are good crowd pleasers. RED… $18, 2007 Cameron Hughes Lot 110 Carneros Pinot Noir, you may have to search for this one, but well worth it. This is a delicious fruit-forward Pinot. A lot of Cameron Hughes’s wine gets high marks at a decent price.

Cameron Hughes Wine 2010 Denver International Wine Competition Medal Winners DOUBLE GOLD MEDALS: - Lot 110, 2007 Los Carneros Pinot Noir GOLD MEDALS: - Lot 157, 2007 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon - Lot 163, 2008 Lodi Zinfandel SILVER MEDALS: - Lot 136, 2007 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon - Zin Your Face, 2008 California Zinfandel