Dancing Coyote Wines (Clarksburg appellation) is pround to have received several awards across the country for its wines. Some of our awards are listed below.

		GOLD: 2005 International Eastern Wine Competition GOLD: Florida State Fair SILVER: San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition SILVER: Pacific Rim International Wine Competition SILVER: San Diego International Wine Competition BRONZE: West Coast Wine Competition BRONZE: California State Fair The San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition is one of the top ten wine competitions in the country for the number of entries. Petite Sirah is Dancing Coyote’s flagship red and sells for only $13/bottle retail, which is significantly less than most of the other entries in the category. This robust Petite Sirah has concentrated spicy fruit and a bold rich flavor.

		GOLD: California State Fair BRONZE: San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition SILVER: San Diego International Wine Competition SILVER : 2005 International Eastern Wine Competition BRONZE: Florida State Fair BRONZE: West Coast Wine Competition The Clarksburg appellation is known for producing high quality Chenin Blanc and Dancing Coyote’s 2003 Chenin is no exception. Not your typical Chenin, this dry wine had aromas of lemon blossoms and grapefruit with a refreshingly light finish and retails for $9/bottle.

		BRONZE: San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition GOLD: Florida State Fair SILVER: West Coast Wine Competition BRONZE/BEST IN CLASS: California State Fair BRONZE: 2005 International Eastern Wine Competition Cha Cha is a delightful blend of Chardonnay and Chenin Blanc aged in French oak barrels for six months to preserve melon, mango and grapefruit notes. It also sells for $9/bottle retail.